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24.10.2010, 21:54
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Governments should work on decreasing secrecy around its activities, believes WiliLeaks spokesman Kristinn Hrafnsson.
10.06.2010, 23:50
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From the time of Eisenhower to Barack Obama, Helen Thomas enjoyed a 57-year stint working as a Washington correspondent, until an ill-advised comment on Israel sent her into early retirement.
14.01.2010, 18:40
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Kiev’s Court of Appeals has found Josef Stalin and other Bolshevik leaders guilty of genocide against the Ukrainians during the famine, or “Holodomor” as it is called in Ukraine, of 1932-33.
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.
27.07.2010, 17:46
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In an effort to distract attention from the release of thousands of secret documents on the Afghanistan War, the US rounded up 11 Russian “spies” according to internal sources.
05.03.2010, 17:40
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The US House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee has approved a resolution that recognizes the World War I-era deaths of Armenians in Ottoman-era Turkey as an act of “genocide”.
20.03.2010, 19:37
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Thousands of Russians have taken to the streets to participate in so-called “Day of Wrath” opposition rallies all over the country.
10.03.2010, 21:15
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A British High Court has ruled there is no evidence linking self-exiled Russian tycoon Boris Berezovsky to the murder of former Russian security officer Aleksandr Litvinenko, who was poisoned in 2006.
27.07.2010, 10:45
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The whistle-blowing website Wikileaks has released a large cache of secret military documents from the War in Afghanistan that draws back the curtain on the drawn-out operation.
25.02.2010, 16:33
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A source in the law enforcement services says the authorities know who killed Natalia Estemirova last summer: “The murder of Natalia Estemirova has been cleared up and investigators have established the killer.”
Published: 08 September, 2009, 22:58
Edited: 09 September, 2009, 14:18
“American people [are those] to decide whether they approve of this kind of tactic by the government. We, the people, are the sovereignty in the United States, not any particular official,” lawyer Bruce Fein told RT.
This is a good step, because it will allow us to understand in a definitive way, given a transparent process, whether the US people themselves support torture, it will put in perspective whether torture is a US incorporation thing, or a will of the people thing. We can then judge how far the US has decended into a cesspit of social decline. If the people on mass don't accept torture, then rehabiltating the US, should prove easy. If the people do see utility in torture, then US rehabilitation may be a very difficult and drawn out task.