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AFP Photo / Bay Ismoyo 23.10.2008, 10:31

Global financial controls and global socialism

Let’s remember the Asian financial crisis of 1997-98. Policies called ruinous ten years back are our only hope today. Throwing money at the crisis can only work if everyone simultaneously does the throwing – and that lea

29.10.2008, 23:31

An election campaign to get your teeth into!

As the presidential candidates Obama and McCain take their contest to the key battleground state of Pennsylvania, political watchers have noticed a growing interest in election souvenirs such as dog chew toys, cups, costumes and masks.

AFP Photo / Stan Honda & Emmanuel Dunand 29.10.2008, 02:35

Obama and McCain battle for key states

With just a week to go before Election Day, the U.S. presidential candidates have taken their contest to the battleground state of Pennsylvania. Wet weather forced John McCain to call off an outdoor rally, but Democratic nominee Barack Obama braved the el

A radiant future for the USA?

Published: 31 October, 2008, 06:01

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The failings of the economy have brought an unfamiliar word onto the lips of the U.S. electorate – socialism. RT spoke to a young activist from the small Party of Socialism and Liberation, who says she's leading a new surge in American politics

Student, political activist and county supervisor candidate and just 20 years old, Marylou Cabral is all those things.

During a break between rallies and classes Marylou told RT why she believes neither of the primary candidates has the complete answer to the acute problems of the society and how politics are an integral part of her life.

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30.10.2008, 20:37

Interview with Mikhail Troitskiy

If the economic crisis worsens and if there’s a crisis of confidence in Ukraine’s banking system, the $US 16.5 billion loan from the IMF will not be enough to bail out the country’s banking system, political analyst Mikhail Troitsky told

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Obama has clear lead among early voters

Most of the 17 per cent of Americans who have already voted have backed the Democratic candidate Barack Obama, a new CBS News/New York Times poll says. He leads with 52 per cent, while his Republican rival McCain is behind with 41 per cent.