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17.10.2009, 12:08
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Russia's largest carmaker Avtovaz continues to struggle through the crisis with multimillion dollar government donations unable to stop its plans of shedding thousands of jobs.
26.10.2009, 20:12
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Hundreds of UK citizens brought politics back to the streets by calling for denying a voice to the right wing British National Party, which is accused by many in the UK of pursuing racist policies similar to the Nazis.
12.11.2009, 11:05
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We are telling the other angle of war, not the romanticized aspect that the government prefers, says Martin Webster, a war veteran, activist and artist.
28.10.2010, 10:41
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Trade union protests in the US do not even come close to those in Europe, because America does not have a welfare state, believes professor and historian Norman Markowitz.
22.03.2010, 12:58
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“There are many of us who don’t believe the status quo of what we’ve been told,” acknowledged former governor of the state of Minnesota, actor and TV host Jesse Ventura in an exclusive interview with RT.
11.06.2010, 14:12
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The US Administration has Georgia on their minds – and it's not one of the fifty states.
23.04.2010, 07:44
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April 23 marks 25 years since former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev first announced the series of political and economic reforms that profoundly changed the USSR – and the entire world.
10.07.2010, 07:37
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Palestinian refugees fled their homes for Jordan in 1948, during the Israeli War of Independence, expecting to return some day, but refugee camps have become homes even for their children, who have never seen Palestine.
25.10.2010, 16:31
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A high-ranking Israeli official on Sunday slammed a statement from Catholic bishops, who called for international organizations to lead the cause of Palestinian statehood.
31.12.2009, 13:38
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When the first Russian president, Boris Yeltsin, declared his resignation hours before the year 2000 began, not only did he thus close his own rich political career, but also ended a whole era in modern Russian history.
Published: 22 October, 2009, 09:40
Edited: 22 October, 2009, 13:50
Russian lawmakers are having a bit of trouble getting to work on Thursday morning, as their drivers threaten industrial action.
