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03.11.2008, 19:32
A parliamentary investigation in Ukraine has found that the country supplied weapons to Georgia prior to Tbilisi's attack on South Ossetia. The investigators say the country now bears a moral responsibility for what happened in South Ossetia.
04.11.2008, 01:23
Barack Obama has been coming to terms with the death of his grandmother, who died on Monday after a long illness. The Democratic candidate received the news as he and Republican John McCain made last-ditch efforts to win over undecided voters in swing sta
04.11.2008, 05:49
The US election marks the beginning of the end for the Presidency of George W. Bush. Some of the events over the last eight years have made him one of the least popular leaders in the country's history.
04.11.2008, 23:20
As the race for the American presidency draws to an end, voters across the United States are enduring massive queues to cast their votes. Analysts are expecting the turnout to be the highest since the 1960 U.S. presidential election.
05.11.2008, 06:30
Democratic senator Barack Obama has triumphed in the race for the White House after beating Republican rival John McCain. He will become America’s 44th President after passing the necessary winning post of 270 Electoral College votes.
05.11.2008, 02:42
Polling stations have closed in Chicago, the home city of Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama. And regardless of the outcome, this U.S. election has been historic, especially for African Americans.
05.11.2008, 03:40
The end of the U.S. presidential election is nigh and many young people in the Russian capital are hoping that Democrat candidate Barack Obama will win. They say it will bring a much needed change to relations between Moscow and Washington, while John McC
20.11.2008, 13:34
Last weekend it was officially confirmed that if given the right, Russians would definitely vote to Barack Obama.
Published: 04 November, 2008, 08:35
As Americans choose their 44th President, discussions on just who should take the seat of power in the White House have spread far beyond the country itself. Polls conducted in the former Soviet states of the CIS show the people are divided over who they
