Monday, 08 September 2008
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A Georgian gestures, whilst waiting for humanitarian aid to be distributed, in Gori, northwest of the capital Tbilisi, Georgia, Wednesday, Aug. 20, 2008. Some 80,000 refugees are in more than 600 centers in and around Tbilisi, primarily sheltered in schools, hospitals and previously abandoned buil
Georgia and Russia continue their fight in UN court �
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THE HAGUE - The UN's highest court starts hearings today in a bid by Georgia to end alleged rights abuses by Russia in the two countries' showdown over the rebel regions of South Ossetia and Abkhazia. The International Court of Justice in The Hague will hear three days of argument in a Georgian application for interim protection against "ethnic...

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Nicolas Sarkozy faces a hard task when he travels to Moscow today in an attempt to bridge...
There is already famine in Africa but it is not the fault of the Soil Association or British...
"Too big to fail" is an expression that well suits Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. The US Treasury...
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BEIJING A Chinese woman detained for a month after protesting about being evicted from her home ahead of the Olympics has been freed, the woman and her son said Monday. Zhang Wei said she was released on Saturday on condition that she keep her cell...
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Seattle TimesFull News Article
Hong Kong Chinese national pride after the Olympics and growing distress over inflation combined to produce a shift in Hong Kong's legislative elections on Sunday. The pro-business Liberal Party lost seats while populists aligned with mainland China...
photo: AP Photo/Vincent Yu / AP
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The Times of IndiaFull News Article
                TOKYO: The dollar gained against the yen in Asian trade on Monday after US authorities bailed out two mortgage finance giants, easing investor worries over the future of global markets,...
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The News & ObserverFull News Article
An occasional series comparing the presidential candidates' stands on prominent issues. For nearly a generation now, Democrats and Republicans alike have largely scorned tariffs, quotas and other measures that critics regard as protectionist....
photo: AP / Dan Balilty
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Bahrain TribuneFull News Article
SRINAGAR (AFP) Indian police clashed with stone-throwing protesters in the Kashmiri summer capital yesterday, a day after a demonstrator died in similar anti-India rallies. Police fired teargas and used...
photo: WN / Imran Nissar
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Bahrain TribuneFull News Article
TEHRAN (Reuters) Iran will hold its 2009 presidential election on June 12, when conservative Mahmoud Ahmadi Nejad is widely expected to stand for a second four-year term despite mounting criticism over his economic policies. Iranian media said...
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