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29.07.2010, 18:29
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A South Korean newspaper claims Russian investigators have found North Korea did not torpedo one of the South's warships that sank in spring. The report says the vessel hit a mine.
16.02.2010, 11:02
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The world’s top arms producers have descended on New Delhi with their eyes on lucrative contracts up for grabs at India’s main arms fair.
16.06.2010, 10:40
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North Korea has warned that any rebuke from the UN over the alleged sinking of a South Korean navy ship in April could provoke a military response.
23.07.2009, 23:43
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“One of the criteria for a just war is that you have to eliminate more evil than you bring in,” says ex-US Army sergeant Geoff Millard. “The war in Afghanistan has brought more evil into the world than it’s taken out.”
06.06.2009, 10:10
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Despite the army's determination to wipe out the Taliban from the Swat Valley, there are fears the militants could seize Pakistan's nuclear weapons.
09.12.2009, 11:42
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Pakistan sees India’s growing economic and political profile in Afghanistan as a threat, which, it is feared, might lead to growing tensions between the two historic nuclear rivals and even countermeasures by Pakistan.
27.05.2009, 14:05
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“Now that they have it, North Korea will never give up nuclear weapons,” says Pavel Leshakov, Head of Korean Studies at Moscow State University.
30.03.2010, 10:12
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Pakistan’s Minister of State for Interior Tasneem Ahmed Qureshi has told RT’s sister channel “Rusiya al-Yaum” that Pakistan is paying an unprecedented high price for becoming hostage to terrorism.
27.05.2009, 15:51
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When the news junkies were busily familiarizing themselves with the unfolding Talibanization of Pakistan, North Korea has suddenly resurfaced from obscurity with a big bang, says RT military analyst Eugene Khrushchev.
28.05.2009, 14:26
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A conventional war in the Korean peninsula could quickly kill tens, maybe hundreds of thousands of people, estimates Joseph Cirincione, nuclear disarmament expert from the Ploughshares Fund.
Published: 25 November, 2009, 02:27
Edited: 04 December, 2009, 10:11
Indian PM Manmohan Singh is in the US on a state visit discussing terrorism and the financial crisis. Manish Antani from the US-India political action committee told RT he was surprised with the attention given to Singh.
its not gonna change anything, India and USA are having completly different political view....
Perhaps India can be useful in fighting Pakistan. Pakistan has been playing the United States as a sucker for too long. If India solves this little problem with Pakistan, they will have earned America's trust. Go take care of business India.