"Mr. Obama, You've Got Mail" by Dr. Violeta Matovic
"Suicide Bombers:
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I Can't Stand Being A Woman In The Muslim Society
by Sophia Sophia
Please, Do Not Hate All Muslims
by Muhammad Khan, Pakistan
Better Days For Muslims With Obama
by Imran Jahic, Bosnia
Let Us Speak About Terrorists' Reasons
by Rizal Feria, Philippines
We Do Not Hate Muslims
by Clara Tot, Italy
Kosova Is Albania
by Anri Kalemi, Albania
Well Done, Serbia
by Aryanna Lawrence, Norway
US Worked Alongside The KLA
by Nikolaos Stavrakis, Greece
Sophia, Come To Romania
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- Jenny Sanford: 'It's too late for the marriage'
Published: 5:38, 9th February 2010
South Carolina's first lady, Jenny Sanford, said on "Larry King Live" that writing her much-anticipated memoir of her husband's affair was a "cathartic" and "cleansing" experience.
- Rep. John Murtha dead at 77
Published: 2:21, 9th February 2010
Rep. John Murtha of Pennsylvania, a longtime fixture on the House subcommittee that oversees Pentagon spending, has died.
- Upcoming health care talks to be televised
Published: 2:24, 9th February 2010
President Obama's bipartisan meeting on health care reform planned for February 25 will be broadcast live, a senior administration official said Monday.
- Analysis: Where does the Tea Party go from here?
Published: 17:17, 8th February 2010
The Tea Partiers are propelled by competing claims -- a principled commitment to fiscal conservatism and a serious case of Obama Derangement Syndrome, John Avlon says.
- Budget hearings mix policy with presentation
Published: 15:30, 8th February 2010
As budget hearings get underway, lawmakers' concerns and theatrics take center stage.
- World War II-era navigation system shutting down
Published: 3:25, 9th February 2010
Good night, Loran.
- Palin says 2012 presidential bid a possibility
Published: 15:35, 8th February 2010
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin says she would consider a run for president in 2012 if the situation was right for her family and the nation.
- Karzai wants security handover to begin this year
Published: 20:45, 7th February 2010
Afghanistan is prepared to begin taking over security from international forces in some parts of the war-torn nation by the end of the year, President Hamid Karzai said Sunday.
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- Fiat and Sollers to begin production in Russia
Published: 11:06, 9th February 2010
Italian carmaker Fiat and Russian producer Sollers will start production of the Italian brand at the Naberezhny Chelny plant. They also plant on producing the Korean SUV Ssang Young.
- Zenit aiming for English international
Published: 10:00, 9th February 2010
Zenit St Petersburg would like to strengthen their squad with England and West Ham central defender Matthew Upson.
- IOC boss warns Russia against doping
Published: 9:46, 9th February 2010
Russia's Winter Olympic team has been told to get tough on drugs cheats, just three days before the games begin.
- Russian bank lending falls again
Published: 8:49, 9th February 2010
New figures show Russian bank lending fell again in January. The Central Bank says it hopes borrowing activity will recover as the economy pulls out of recession, but also warns of new risks.
- Lukoil eyes profit in Iraq
Published: 8:49, 9th February 2010
Russia's largest private oil company, Lukoil, has told RT it can make a profit from its huge investment in Iraq.
- Democrats and Republicans watched over corporate rape of US - journalist
Published: 8:35, 9th February 2010
American journalist and Pulitzer winner Chris Hedges told RT the United States has developed a new form of corporate totalitarianism.
- EU-US debate – tackling terrorism or invading privacy?
Published: 7:38, 9th February 2010
The European Parliament is debating an agreement that allows the banking data of its citizens to be scrutinized by American officials.
- Iran to enrich uranium despite possible sanctions
Published: 6:52, 9th February 2010
International pressure is mounting for fresh sanctions on Iran, after Tehran announced it would begin enriching nuclear fuel to a higher level.
- Bag me a couple: new Russian helicopters go international
Published: 5:37, 9th February 2010
One of Russia's biggest helicopter manufacturers is starting a new batch of production.
- Prison violence in Russia could be curbed by reform
Published: 5:31, 9th February 2010
A nationwide penitentiary reform taking place in Russia aims to relieve the overcrowded prisons, giving inmates more room and placing fewer people behind bars.
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- Senior Islamist among Nigeria dead
Published: 9:58, 30th July 2009
Deputy leader of Boko Haram reportedly among dead in shelling of group's compound.
- China cracks down on rights lawyers
Published: 6:07, 30th July 2009
Government moves to silence lawyers fighting human rights cases as key anniversary nears.
- Troops 'killed' in Algeria ambush
Published: 10:09, 30th July 2009
At least 11 soldiers killed by suspected Islamic fighters, local media reports.
- South Korean boat seized by North
Published: 9:39, 30th July 2009
Pyongyang says will "check the situation" after Seoul urges it to release fishing vessel.
- Moldova opposition seeks coalition
Published: 6:16, 30th July 2009
Ruling Communists fail to win parliamentary majority after polls, partial results say.
- Talks on to end South Korea strike
Published: 7:37, 30th July 2009
Ssangyong workers and management try to end two-month standoff after clashes.
- US mulls freeing Guantanamo inmate
Published: 6:28, 30th July 2009
Government preparing to release one of jail's youngest inmates within three weeks.
- Search ended for Haiti migrants
Published: 7:59, 30th July 2009
About 70 people "presumed lost at sea" after boat sank off Turks and Caicos Islands.
- Drug-resistant malaria sparks alert
Published: 8:37, 30th July 2009
Outbreak of drug resistant strain in Cambodia could kill millions, scientists warn.
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