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Turkish PM threatens to expel Armenians
In the latest development in the Armenian genocide resolution row, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has hinted at expelling thousands of Armenians from the country. The threat was made as a result of genocide resolutions progressing in the...
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Wed, Mar 17 2010 2:29 PM
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Morning Brief: Clinton to talk Mideast and missiles in Moscow
Clinton to talk Mideast and missiles in Moscow Top story: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is in Moscow for two days of talks, a little more than a year after famously presenting her Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov with a "reset button"...
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Thu, Mar 18 2010 6:13 AM
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Morning Brief: Netanyahu puts in a call to Clinton as "quartet" meets
Netanyahu puts in a call to Clinton as "quartet" meets Top news: In an effort to smooth over a growing rift in U.S.-Israeli relations, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Secretary of State Hillary Clinton last night to propose several...
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Fri, Mar 19 2010 6:38 AM
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A Canadian global gag rule?
Stephen Harper's government seems to be on the verge of implementing a new foreign-aid plan that excludes any mention of family planning, contraception, or abortion, prompting comparisons to the U.S "global gag rule" which was reversed by...
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Fri, Mar 19 2010 2:27 PM
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Russia dominates paralympics
I doubt it will do much to mollify Nashi , but after an embarassing 11th place finish in the medal count at the Vancouver Winter Olympic games, Russia's athletes performed quite well at this year's paralympics: Just weeks after Russia suffered...
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Mon, Mar 22 2010 10:38 AM
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Morning Brief: China: Google move "totally wrong"
China: Google move "totally wrong" Top news: After Google announced yesterday that it would begin redirecting Chinese Web users to its unrestricted Hong Kong search site, the company was strongly condemned by the Chinese government. "This...
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Tue, Mar 23 2010 5:44 AM
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India's red hot chili grenade
Think mustard gas is bad? In possible contravention of long-standing international conventions on the prohibition of chemical and biological weapons, the Indian military has announced the addition to a new weapon to its arsenal: chili grenade s. Made...
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Tue, Mar 23 2010 3:09 PM
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Calm Down, Everyone: Mubarak's Not Free Yet
CAIRO -- Is Hosni Mubarak about to be a free man? An Egyptian court ruled on Monday that the former president was not guilty in a case that accused him of misusing state funds to finance the construction of his presidential palaces. Mubarak's main...
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Mon, Aug 19 2013 10:00 AM
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How Assad Wooed the American Right, and Won the Syria Propaganda War
Even before President Barack Obama put his plans to strike the Syrian regime on hold, he was losing the battle of public opinion about military intervention. Part of the credit, no doubt, goes to a successful media blitz by Syrian President Bashar al...
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Tue, Sep 10 2013 9:10 AM
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Morning Brief: Obama Delays Syria Vote to Pursue Russian Plan
Obama Delays Syria Vote to Pursue Russian Plan Top news: President Obama went before the nation on Tuesday night to make his case for a military intervention in Syria, but with the likelihood that such a resolution would be defeated on the Hill and a...
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Wed, Sep 11 2013 5:49 AM
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Iran's State Press Stole Our Article -- and Turned It Into Blatant Propaganda
Fars News Agency, the state-run Iranian news outlet famous for picking up an Onion story and presenting it as news , has apparently decided that plagiarizing satirical articles isn't brazen enough. On Thursday, the news agency's editors reprinted...
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Thu, Sep 12 2013 2:30 PM
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Can Twitter Go Public and Still Be a Champion of Free Speech?
Normal 0 false false false EN-US JA X-NONE With Twitter set to make its debut on American stock exchanges, a critical question looms: Can toppling dictators also be good business? Over the course of its seven-year history, Twitter has gone from scrappy...
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Fri, Sep 13 2013 6:01 PM
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Navy Yard Shooting Highlights Military's Security Flaws
Key details of the massacre at Washington's Navy Yard are just beginning to emerge, but the attack offers an unsettling reminder that many military facilities have soft underbellies when it comes to security. Visitors to the Pentagon walk past guards...
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Mon, Sep 16 2013 4:53 PM
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What We Know About the Navy Yard Shooter
On Monday, Aaron Alexis entered the Navy Yard facility in Washington, D.C. and went on a shooting spree, killing 12 and wounding several others. But who exactly was Alexis, and what drove him to commit such a horrendous act? Reports on Alexis's past...
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Tue, Sep 17 2013 3:40 PM
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Morning Brief: Bangkok under state of emergency after protesters storm parliament
Bangkok under state of emergency after protesters storm parliament Top Story: Thai Prime Minsiter Abhisit Vejjajjiva declared a state of emergency after anti-government protesters broke into the parliament building forcing lawmakers to escape by helicopter...
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Wed, Apr 07 2010 5:49 AM
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