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19.07.2010, 07:28
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Researchers say the drone industry is booming internationally and raising fears it will lead to increased warfare. Activists claim the cheap and easy access to the weapons could also potentially harm innocent civilians.
27.10.2010, 09:28
The remaining US troops in Iraq are there to train local police and provide security in the troubled country. In Kurdish-controlled Kirkuk, the result does appear to be less violence and more stability.
18.02.2009, 13:14
After six years of bloody fighting, there is hope that the civil war in the Sudanese region of Darfur will finally come to an end.
12.08.2009, 09:08
Alleged Iraqi bomber Mohamed Jawad, 19 who has now spent 7 years in Gitmo Bay prepares for a new round of hearings. His defense lawyer, Major Eric Montalvo, told RT about many controversies surrounding the case.
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.
05.02.2010, 17:37
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Russia reserves the right to use nuclear weapons in response to the use of any types of weapons of mass destruction against it or any of its allies. President Medvedev has approved Russia’s new military doctrine.
24.03.2009, 08:03
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Ten years ago, on March 24 NATO’s bombing of Yugoslavia began. Achieving NATO’s main objective – withdrawal of Serb troops from Kosovo – took months, the tragic side-effect – alienation of Russia – happened imme
22.07.2010, 18:34
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The UN court has ruled that Kosovo’s unilateral secession from Serbia was legal. The non-binding decision is believed to have implications for Kosovo and become a precedent for de-facto states seeking independence.
19.05.2009, 02:28
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Marijuana is America’s largest cost crop, said pro-pot advocate in Washington, Aaron Houston, the Director of Government Relations for the Marijuana Policy Project.
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.
Published: 18 May, 2009, 09:51
Afghanistan’s second vice president Mohammed Karim Khalili discussed the current situation in his country with RT.
Some of those questions are ridiculous - US targeting civilians? Not true. It's well known that the Taliban use civilians as human shields. However, civilian casualties are unavoidable in any conflict. It was nice to see the V. President stand up for the US/NATO/Afghan coalition - Do you guys report on all the atrocities by the Taliban such as the poisoning of a girls school recently? I doubt it. If this is considered journalism in Russia, then certainly the great Russian people deserve better. They deserve the truth...Oh yeah, they can't get the truth because your puppet democracy won't allow it. Good Day.