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breakingnews
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”.
19.05.2010, 18:56
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Washington and NATO have recently declared the intention of enhancing their partnership with Russia, but the proof of the pudding is in the eating, the saying goes, not in the promises.
Medvedev-Obama
28.05.2010, 15:33
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The president's national security strategy focuses the big security guns on homegrown terrorism, but some observers fear the new program will ride roughshod over democratic terrain.
19.02.2009, 23:05
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A secret society at Yale University, known as the Skull and Bones, in the U.S. has been sued over the remains of an Apache Native American.
15.09.2009, 03:09
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Iraqi journalist Muntadhar al-Zaidi, jailed for throwing his shoes at former US President George Bush, has been released after his three-year sentence was reduced to nine months.
07.01.2010, 00:46
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With increased air travel safety measures in the US coming into force, the wider use of body scanners is very likely. Their implementation is controversial because of their intrusive nature.
07.01.2010, 23:53
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President Obama will soon outline details from a declassified report on the December 25 airline bomb plot. Juli Weiner, editor at Wonkette.com, thinks that more work should be done before suspects get to the airport.
20.04.2009, 13:18
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The UN Special Rapporteur on Torture Manfred Nowak has said that it is illegal for Barack Obama’s administration not to prosecute CIA officers who carried out torture sanctioned by the Bush administration.
18.10.2010, 11:42
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RT journalist Natalya Arkhiptseva was shot in the foot by a fellow customer in an upscale Moscow restaurant.
28.10.2010, 13:43
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Several young men are facing criminal charges in Russia for a graffiti protest against McDonald's on an international day of action over the global fast food chain.
Published: 25 February, 2009, 02:35
The case of Allen Stanford will open a hornet’s nest says Wayne Madsen, a Washington-based investigative journalist and columnist.
