"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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- How Rangel's hearing could play out
Published: 16:57, 29th July 2010
Democratic Rep. Charles Rangel could be the subject of the House ethics committee's first corruption trial in almost a decade. BAD DAY FOR RANGEL? | FULL STORY
- Weakened immigration law takes effect
Published: 15:33, 29th July 2010
Arizona's new immigration law is now in effect -- a day after a federal judge blocked the most controversial parts of it.
- Borger: Obama, Congress on different planets
Published: 15:14, 29th July 2010
It's not easy being a Democrat these days.
- Obama delivers education address
Published: 16:35, 29th July 2010
President Barack Obama will deliver a major education reform speech at the National Urban League's 100th Anniversary Convention in Washington Thursday morning.
- Hearing to address mismanagement at Arlington Cemetery
Published: 10:08, 29th July 2010
A senate subcommittee hearing is scheduled Thursday to examine the mismanagement of Arlington Cemetery, one of the nation's most hallowed burial places for its war dead.
- House passes bill to reduce cocaine penalty disparity
Published: 1:20, 29th July 2010
Ending a decade-long campaign led by African-American lawmakers, the House Wednesday approved and sent to President Barack Obama a measure to reduce the disparity in penalties between use of crack and powder cocaine.
- Obama shares ups, downs on 'The View'
Published: 12:05, 29th July 2010
President Barack Obama was "charming as usual" during a taping of a segment with "The View" set to air Thursday, said Joy Behar, one of the co-hosts.
- Obama urges GOP to back bill aiding small businesses
Published: 21:49, 28th July 2010
President Barack Obama on Wednesday challenged Senate Republicans to back a bill that would help small businesses, calling its provisions "things the Republican Party has said it supported for years."
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- S. Korean newspaper exonerates North over torpedo
Published: 16:29, 29th July 2010
A South Korean newspaper claims Russian investigators have found North Korea did not torpedo one of the South's warships that sank in spring. The report says the vessel hit a mine.
- The message of state privatizations
Published: 16:09, 29th July 2010
With the government unveiling plans to raise up to $30 billion by selling stakes in state owned companies, Business RT spoke with Lilit Gevorgyan, Russia and CIS analyst at HIS Global insight.
- Lowly Sibir victorious on European debut
Published: 16:08, 29th July 2010
For a team stuck in the relegation zone of the Russian Premier League, Sibir Novosibirsk, came out victorious on their European debut.
- ROAR: Youth at Seliger camp use Nazi symbols to portray ideological enemies
Published: 16:00, 29th July 2010
An installation at a youth camp that depicted Russian and foreign public figures and human rights activists wearing Nazi caps has triggered a political scandal.
- Politics as usual may delay US Senate vote on New START
Published: 15:17, 29th July 2010
Following the release of the Treaty Compliance Report in the US, some Senate members are arguing that Russia did not fulfill its START I obligations, which could hinder New START.
- Saakashvili prepares for war with Russia
Published: 15:07, 29th July 2010
Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili has called on military top brass to build “total defense” and accused Russia of planning to “overthrow Georgian democracy.”
- Silent Souls to speak up in Venice
Published: 15:02, 29th July 2010
Can Silent Souls stand against 13 Assassins? Only if they manage to find a common language with the jury in Venice!
- Duato’s due in Russia
Published: 13:45, 29th July 2010
Celebrated Spanish choreographer Nacho Duato has been appointed head of the ballet company of one of Russia’s oldest ballet and opera houses, the Mikhailovsky Theater in St. Petersburg.
- Not one sandwich short of a picnic
Published: 11:46, 29th July 2010
A one-venue non-stop entertainment feast, better known as the “Afisha Picnic”, will be celebrating cutting-edge music, art and food with thousands of soul-mates.
- Russian Grinches go to court over Christmas
Published: 11:36, 29th July 2010
A Russian bank has registered the words “Christmas”, “New Year” and “holiday” as an exclusive trademark in banking services, and is now suing competitors for using them in their product offerings.
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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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