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Jerusalem Post Publishes ‘Must-Read’ Editorial

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Jerusalem Post Publishes ‘Must-Read’ Editorial

Amidst serious post-election turmoil in Iran, President Barack Obama has been quoted during the last 24 hours as saying that the United States respects that country’s sovereignty. It’s too bad he...

opinion by BMCWrites | 3 years ago
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Prime Minister Putin Supports Gerald Carroll Trust Case

High level Kremlin officials close to Prime Minister Putin have expressed deep concerns with regard to the delays to law enforcement actions being sanctioned by Scotland Yard in London UK and the FBI in the Washington DC Field Office USA in Europe's longest running largest...

created by carrolltrust | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago
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Ukraine Becomes Belarus’ Priority Amid Rows With Russia

Eastern Europe is changing.In the near future there willbe many changes and it willbe interesting to watch."Ukraine is becoming one of Belarus’ foreign priorities because of the recent energy problems with...

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created by 158 | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago
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Unveiling the Mystery of Balochistan Insurgency

" A MUST READ report. Reporting by Tariq Saeedi in Ashgabat, With Sergi Pyatakov in Moscow, Ali Nasimzadeh in Zahidan, Qasim Jan in Kandahar and S M Kasi in Quetta. Additional reporting by Rupa Kival in New Delhi and Mark Davidson in Washington An...

created by pakalert | 4 years ago
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Russia's new presence in Latin America

"Russian President Dmitry Medvedev's visit this week with Venezuela's leftist leader Hugo Chávez is the first ever for a Kremlin leader to this oil-rich nation. And the meeting – part of a Latin...

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created by 158 | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago
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Николас ı Nikolas

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Russia: Home of good news television

The dumbest thing you can do in a period of economic uncertainty is to give people (a) no information or (b) bad information. The Russian government seems inclined to do the former."MOSCOW – Russian...

created by mtippett | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago
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Medvedev Urges Obama to Rethink Missile Shield Plans

Russian president Dmitry Medvedev has said he will call of his threat to deploy missiles in the Kaliningrad region, a Russian excave within the EU, if Barack Obama calls off the Bush Administration's plans to build a missile defense system in Poland and the Czech Republic. An...

created by Dave Keating | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago
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Medvedev: US to blame for global financial crisis

Blame game is started now everybody is blaming US for the global finencial termoil .It was Europians who started and now Russian also shoughting on USA for sheading the poison in the system." MOSCOW - Russia's president says the United States is to blame for the global...

created by pankaj kumar | 4 years ago
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Zbyszek Zielonka

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Moldova's breakaway region of Trans-Dniester another Georgia?

As we watch the continued developments in Georgia and hear the accusations about who did what to whom and in what order, you can guarantee that another ex-Soviet state is paying close attention. The US and the EU...

created by chowdawg | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago
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From Russia Without Love: Kremlin Calls Mr. White a U.S. Agent

Who is Michael Lee White? blog/comment links lost passport 2005? China ? " GUANGZHOU, China -- Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has said he suspects that U.S. agents provoked last month's brief war in Georgia. The Kremlin's Exhibit A? Russian soldiers say they found a...

created by SOLARLIFE | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago
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EU - No Sanctions Against Russia Over Georgia

Despite being severely chastised, the Russian government is upbeat after hearing from the EU that there would be no sanctions against their country for their attack on south Ossetia. Quite coincidentally, I'm sure, the question was asked of the Russian government whether they...

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created by Rob Walker | 4 years ago
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Russian Oil Company Denies Reports it Would Halt US Shipments

An unidentified source said Russia would be putting pressure on at least one oil company, causing more shortages in the West. However, the oil company, LUKOIL, Russia's 2nd-largest oil company, denied the report.Meanwhile, Russian diplomats and politicians were asking the...

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created by Rob Walker | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago
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Russia Formally Recognizes Georgia Rebel States

After a fierce but brief firefight between Georgian and Russian forces, an uneasy truce has developed. One that could be threatened by today's announcement from Russia, supporting the 'rebel' regions in Georgia as independent states. Washington is calling this...

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created by Rob Walker | 4 years ago
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We will not be the next on Russia's hitlist, vows defiant Ukraine

"Viktor Yushchenko, the Ukrainian President, was in a fierce and defiant mood yesterday as he urged Nato to respond to the Russian invasion of Georgia by moving quickly to expand the frontiers of the alliance eastwards. In an exclusive interview with The Times Mr Yushchenko...

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created by Babel-Fish | 4 years ago
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Kremlin Signs Truce but Resists Quick Pullout

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/17/world/europe/17georgia.html?_r=1&th=&oref=slogin&emc=th&pagewanted=all By CLIFFORD J. LEVY and C.J. CHIVERS Published: August 16, 2008 MOSCOW — Russia’s president, Dmitri A. Medvedev, on Saturday...

created by BallyZACA | 4 years ago
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