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‘Cutting out rights began with the Northern Ireland conflict’ It’s been heavily contested in the UK that civil liberties have been eroded in recent years to fight terrorism. British journalist Paul Donovan believes it could all stem from the 1970s conflict in Northern Ireland.

Champions League final 2009 matchball unveiled The ball to be used at this season’s Champions League final in Rome, has been revealed.

Tibet still struggling for independence 50 years on This week marks the fiftieth anniversary of the Dalai Lama fleeing from Tibet after a failed uprising against Chinese rule. Half a century on, it seems the fate of Tibet has been sealed since it became a part of China.

Drug rehab closed for resident abuse Drug addiction afflicts many parts of the world and some countries use tougher measures than others in helping people. But one rehab clinic in central Russia has been accused of being too heavy-handed in its approach.

U.S.-Russian relations in bloom Relations between the U.S. and Russia are showing signs of a spring warmth thanks to US President Barack Obama's pushing of the 'reset' button.

Coming clean: Lavrov ready to face Afghan drug threat While the U.S. is rethinking its strategy in Afghanistan, Russia is also working to re-establish peace in that country.

G20: Russia’s proposals Ahead of the upcoming G-20 summit, Russia has put forward its proposals to reform the world's financial system.

For the U.S. submarine fleet, it’s still a Cold War America’s strategic submarine fleet, armed with Trident II ballistic missiles, spends more time these days in the deep sea than they did during the Cold War.

Georgia refuses to return remains of Russian pilot Georgia refuses to return the remains of a Russian pilot whose plane was shot down during the war in South Ossetia in August 2008. Instead, Russia has only received unverified DNA samples written in Georgian.

AK Bars survive Kazan thriller to reach KHL semis AK Bars became the last team to reach the semi-finals of KHL playoffs after a thriller in Kazan, which saw them win the fifth game of the series against Avangard 3-2 in overtime.

Satellite launch postponed for one day Just seven seconds before lift-off of the Russian Rokot booster with a European satellite aboard, the cyclic graph was interrupted and the launch postponed for one day.

Pro-Nazi celebration causes havoc in Latvia A controversial march to commemorate the two Latvian Waffen-SS Legions that fought with the Nazis during the World War II was held despite a ban by authorities resulting in a clash with Latvian antifascists.

Environmentalists and Captains of Capitalism – allies at last? Last week, thousands of scientists gathered in Copenhagen to prove that their worst-case scenario models for climate change are being realized. Yet there are still those who remain skeptical of the data.

Military Kicks Europe’s Cocaine Habit Most Europeans aren’t interested in Guinea, but those who fancy cocaine may be interested to know that the new government has targeted their supply.

US 11-year-old girl charged with rape In America, an 11-year-old girl has been charged with three counts of rape in the city of Zanesville, Ohio. There has been an increase of sex-related crimes perpetrated by juveniles, experts warn.

UN workers kidnapped in Somalia The UN is doing everything possible to release four of its staff abducted in southern Somalia on Monday, says the statement issued by the UN Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).

Hiddink names Russia’s squad for Azerbaijan and Lichtenstein Russia’s coach Guus Hiddink has announced the list of 22 footballers taking part in the upcoming FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Azerbaijan and Lichtenstein.

Klitschko to face off against Arreola Boxing champ Wladimir Klitschko has chosen his next opponent – US heavyweight Chris Arreola, fightnews.com reports. The Ukrainian said the venue and the date of the big match are not yet set.

Discovery space shuttle en route to ISS The space shuttle Discovery and its seven-strong crew have shot up into orbit. The shuttle is on its way to the International Space Station to complete a construction mission.

Chelsea eyeing Russia’s most expensive player The most expensive player in Russian football Danni and his Zenit teammate Pavel Pogrebnyak have caught the attention of Chelsea Football Club, Russia’s Sport Express newspaper reports.

Japan pioneers debris-killing kamikaze satellites Japan’s space agency (JAXA) is planning to use microsatellites to clear orbits from space junk. The robotic cleaner grabs debris with a robotic arm and then lunges down to force the dangerous pieces back into atmosphere.

Injured Arshavin to miss Arsenal’s cup clash Russian striker Andrey Arshavin, named the best player in the Arsenal-Blackburn match in the English Premier League, will miss the Gunner’s FA Cup encounter with Hull City on March 17 because of injury.

America’s toxic legacy The United States has long been criticised for its military presence in other countries. Military bases in the world's most far-flung regions are still causing controversy, such as in Greenland.

Seal clubbing still rife in spite of protests Animal rights activists have rallied in Moscow in protest of the continuous seal hunting in Northern Russia and hope for a ban on the practice.

No dolce vita for Romani in Italy The 600,000 strong gypsy community in Italy is fighting the prejudices of the population and the state, as the government's hard-line approach to the minority is pushing them into the margins of society.

New Hampshire in uproar over US Administration A group in the US State of New Hampshire is becoming more vocal in its fight for independence. They believe the federal government has overstepped its role and intruded upon their states' rights.

Hundreds arrested after fans clash Over six hundred people were arrested Sunday after rioting at a football match in the Russian capital.

Protestors demand Saakashvili’s resignation Several thousand protesters marched through the streets of Tbilisi, the Georgian capital, to demand the resignation of President Mikhail Saakashvili.

Russia in no hurry to join OPEC Russia has been invited to join the Organization of Oil Exporting Countries, OPEC, but according to Igor Sechin, Deputy PM, Moscow is not going to make any hurried decisions about joining.

Arshavin scores for Arsenal Andrey Arshavin has had his best day in England, so far, on Saturday as the Russian striker scored his first goal for Arsenal, helping the Gunners thrash Blackburn 4-0.

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All the president’s horses

Israel must stop its expansion in occupied territory – UN Sec. Gen.

Russian wins in Vancouver justified – International Paralympic Committee head

Russian Cup returns to Moscow as CSKA beat Kazan

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Miami paradise for abandoned horses

US homeless want bank to foot the bill

“Rally of Wrath” demands action from the government

Washington DC dances against the war, demands troops withdrawal from Iraq

Russia welcomes public debate on police reform

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Finance Minister warns on rouble

Small business owners get chance at success

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Expats enjoy St. Patrick’s Day celebrations despite heavy snowfall in Moscow

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