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23.10.2010, 09:36
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US commanders in Iraq ignored evidence of torture and the murder of civilians. These are the major findings from the leak of 400,000 secret American military files from the whistle-blowing website WikiLeaks.
15.10.2010, 16:49
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The Venezuelan President has met with Russia’s leaders in Moscow, to hammer out agreements ranging from nuclear power, to arms trade and oil production.
19.11.2010, 13:33
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What does NATO offer Russia, and what does Russia get in reality? Would Russia be willing to help NATO stay afloat by participating in its projects? What is the price of improving relations with its Western partners?
RT Politics Interview Russia-NATO relations
24.10.2010, 03:25
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NATO has no future and today we have to re-think European security anew to switch to other forms of interaction between Russia and the EU, insists Viktor Kremyenuk, Deputy Director of the U.S. and Canada Institute.
29.10.2010, 16:00
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Two hundred million doses of heroin have been destroyed in Afghanistan thanks to the joint efforts of Russia and the US, Russia's drug control chief said on Friday.
31.10.2010, 02:15
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The American military presence in the world is global, blogger and author Tom Engelhardt told RT.
26.10.2010, 16:10
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Chinese leaders have met with veterans of the Chinese People's Volunteers (CPV) to commemorate the 60th anniversary of Beijing entering the Korean war of 1950-53. This date has been marked by China since 1951.
24.10.2010, 21:54
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Governments should work on decreasing secrecy around its activities, believes WiliLeaks spokesman Kristinn Hrafnsson.
20.10.2010, 19:41
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President Dmitry Medvedev met with members of the Munich Security Conference today to discuss prospects for a new European security architecture amidst a rapidly changing neighborhood.
23.10.2010, 12:20
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The deputy head of the Russian President’s administration, Vladislav Surkov, has spoken about the significance of the Caucasus for Russia during his visit to the Chechen Republic.
Published: 10 June, 2009, 12:54
Edited: 12 November, 2009, 10:00
The US Department of Defense has failed to adequately manage tens of billions of dollars in contracts paid mainly to private companies supporting military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Who stole the billions of dollars? Where was the congress that was suppose to be representing American citizens? All the thieves need to have the stolen wealth returned to the United Treasury and those implicated should receive long prison terms. This will not happen because the guilty are too powerful and probably have donated money to their favorite political leader to buy influence and control. This will not be brought to light either. Corruption knows no bounds.