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Increasingly, battle lines are being drawn in Russia. Yesterday, an online petition appeared calling for Prime Minister Vladimir Putins removal from power and it has been signed by virtually all ...
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As an extradition case continues in London against Bosnian Muslim wartime leader Ejup Ganic, his supporters have criticized Sarajevo for failing to investigate and resolve Serbias allegations of ...
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This day in 1985 marked the ascent to power in the Soviet Union of Mikhail Gorbachev, a man who would set in motion a chain of events ending in the collapse of Communism.
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At the Table Campaign targets June summit in Canada
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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk is in Georgia on a visit aimed at boosting economic ties, as he continues a tour of the South Caucasus.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe will have to rely on its own resources to revive its economy because foreign donors are unlikely to provide nearly enough help, Finance Minister Tendai Biti said on ...
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Zhou Yang. Photo: CCTV
Hsin-Yin Lee, a former associate producer at Worldfocus, is a news editor at the “China Times” in Taipei.
China’s 18-year-old Olympic champion has recently learned ...
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One in three Africans is chronically hungry, despite $3 billion spent on food aid for the continent annually and $33 billion in food imports, the director of the food security at the United ...
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - The suspension of a contract with a U.S. firm advising Democratic Republic of Congo on how to maximise its customs revenues will not affect the countrys access to credit, the ...
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Source: Reuters SANTIAGO, March 11 (Reuters) - Strong aftershocks in Chile on Thursday have not so far caused a tsunami, but officials are maintaining an alert in some coastal regions, the ...
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Source: IRIN Most food crop cultivation in Africa is rain-fed, but climate change is affecting vital rainfall patterns and pushing up temperatures, diminishing yields that could halve in some ...
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An official in Turkeys ruling party says Ankara is extremely unlikely to ratify its fence-mending protocols with Armenia at this juncture, RFE/RLs Armenian Service reports.
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Fans of the Krylya Sovetov (Wings of the Soviets) soccer club in the Russian city of Samara have ended their hunger strike after the teams players received their unpaid wages, RFE/RLs Russian ...
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LIBREVILLE (Reuters) - Gabons main oil union said it may begin a strike as early as Saturday due to a dispute with the government over whether energy should be on a list of sectors required to ...
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa may need to enforce power cuts or raise electricity tariffs further if a disputed $3.75 billion loan from the World Bank is not approved, a senior government ...
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Source: Reuters * Most of Rwandas cargo moves by road * Road damage hits fuel transport KAMPALA, March 11 (Reuters) - Heavy rains have collapsed sections of a highway in southwestern Uganda ...
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Global Witness says that former rebels now integrated into army have asserted mafia-style control over lucrative mining sites
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CONAKRY (Reuters) - The main union at Guineas CBG, the worlds top bauxite miner, suspended its strike on Thursday ahead of negotiations on grievances due next week.
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The U.S. State Department says in its annual human rights report that many governments worldwide continued to perpetrate grave rights violations.
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Violence against women devastates individuals and societies alike, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said today, calling for united action to demand accountability, end impunity and support the ...