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RUSSIA

* Rescuers discovered the bodies of two Russian tourists in a canyon in northwest China, a Russian Emergencies Ministry spokesman said

* Russian liberal Yabloko party is holding the 15th party congress as part of its election campaign outside Moscow

* Sergei Mironov, speaker of the upper house of Russia's parliament, told Chechen parliamentarians that he was in favor of increasing financing for the North Caucasus republic

* Gunmen opened fire on a police vehicle and guard post, injuring a policeman and a contract soldier in separate shootouts in Russia's North Caucasus republic of Ingushetia, a local police spokesman said

WORLD

* Pyongyang pointed to mistakes in a report by U.S., Russian and Chinese nuclear experts who inspected the country's key nuclear facilities and drafted recommendations for disabling them, Japan's Kyodo news agency said

* Russian and U.S. experts accompanied by Azerbaijani officials will visit the Gabala radar in Azerbaijan on Tuesday to consider the use of the radar for monitoring, a senior Russian military official said

BUSINESS

* Electricity monopoly Unified Energy System (UES) of Russia could sell a stake in its OGK-4 to Germany's E.ON for $3.9 billion next week in what would be the largest investment in Russia's power sector, the head of UES