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19.01.2010, 09:29
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It is possible to eradicate drug production in Afghanistan, but the locals should be provided with an alternative livelihood, says Pino Arlacchi, former director of the UN Office for Drugs Control and Crime Prevention.
11.01.2010, 07:29
While international forces in Afghanistan spend billions to build up a security system there, local police fail to tackle flourishing drug trade and insurgent violence and even foreign training projects don’t help.
14.07.2010, 16:23
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In March, US media reported on the “defection” of Shahram Amiri, an Iranian nuclear scientist who went missing in Saudi Arabia who is now accusing US officials of abducting him.
03.12.2009, 09:32
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US Army Reserve Staff Sgt. Sandra Lee, who was raped twice while serving in Iraq, shared her story in an interview with RT.
26.08.2009, 13:05
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“No one told me, not even Palestinian families, that the Israel army took organs from their sons. The army just returned sewed up bodies after autopsy and that raises questions,” says Swedish journalist Donald Bostrom.
14.09.2010, 19:17
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In an exclusive interview to RT POLITICS, Chairman of the Islamic Committee of Russia Geydar Dzhemal discusses the possible roots and hidden agenda of the recent terrorist attacks in the Caucasus.
Medvedev-Obama RT Politics Interview
04.09.2009, 18:04
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British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has delivered a speech to defend the highly criticized Afghan campaign. This comes a day after a defense ministry aide resigned, rebuffing the government’s Afghan handling.
14.04.2010, 11:25
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An Israeli court has lifted a gagging order preventing the country's media from covering the case of the journalists accused of revealing classified military information to the press.
07.09.2010, 17:09
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The top US commander in Afghanistan has warned that a church pastor’s plan to burn copies of the Koran during a 9/11 memorial service may jeopardize the lives of US soldiers serving overseas.
01.09.2009, 18:59
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Iraq and Afghanistan are generally painted as countries that are teeming with lawlessness, but American cases of theft, rape and murder reveal that some of the unsavory elements in the Middle East are imported.
Published: 26 May, 2009, 15:55
Kyrgyzstan has closed its borders to Uzbekistan. Officials say the move follows a request from the neighboring country. Kyrgyz media claim the request was made after a shooting in the adjoining Andijan province.
