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10.03.2010, 21:15
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A British High Court has ruled there is no evidence linking self-exiled Russian tycoon Boris Berezovsky to the murder of former Russian security officer Aleksandr Litvinenko, who was poisoned in 2006.
13.10.2010, 18:52
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As any Russian babushka knows, the idea of restoring the USSR is absurd, said Putin’s spokesman in response to a warning, in The Times, against a desire Russia has of restoring its influence on the post-soviet space.
03.11.2009, 11:34
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Following fresh speculation that the CIA is still running secret prisons, author and journalist Webster Tarpley shares some details on “rendition” activity in Ireland, Romania, Germany, Egypt and now the UK.
17.06.2010, 12:10
The Kyrgyz government is putting pressure on London via the US. If Washington wants to keep its transit air base, it should ask its British friends to extradite the ousted Kyrgyz president’s son, an official said.
11.11.2009, 20:46
A Frenchman has been arrested over allegations that he kidnapped, tortured and brainwashed an aristocratic French family into giving up their fortune of €3 million, the Daily Telegraph newspaper reported.
15.12.2009, 14:19
A Swedish diplomat has been accused of abusing his position by smuggling tights!
19.11.2009, 15:00
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The Somali pirates have spent the € 2.7 million they got for the liberation of the Alakrana trawler from the Spanish government on weddings and orgies.
09.07.2010, 20:50
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A plane carrying the Russian citizens accused by the US of spying and deported from the country landed at Moscow's Domodedovo airport on Friday evening.
04.09.2009, 18:04
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British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has delivered a speech to defend the highly criticized Afghan campaign. This comes a day after a defense ministry aide resigned, rebuffing the government’s Afghan handling.
28.09.2009, 11:01
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The evidence of the 2004 poisoning of the Ukrainian President was falsified by high-ranking officials and Viktor Yushchenko’s family members, a representative of Ukraine’s Prosecutor General’s Office has said.
Published: 26 August, 2009, 22:27
The release of a Libyan man convicted of bombing Pan Am flight 103 could be based on lucrative financial deals between the Libyan government and high level British officials, said Wayne Madsen, RT contributor.
A terrorist "guilty" of killing over 270 people has been released by the Scottish government on "purely compassionate grounds." Are we living in a utopian paradise, where monstrous criminals can be set free from one day to another, or a cynical world where the cover-up of a huge human injustice can no longer be maintained. Nobody but the victims of western propaganda believe that al-Megrabi planted a bomb in the Pan Am plane that exploded in midair over Lockerbie in Scotland. The man was absolutely innocent. The kangaroo court that condemned him could not produce a single tangible evidence. The Libyan government was coerced with the threat of Iraq-like destruction of Libya by the US and British governments into yielding al-Megrabi to the Scottish court. He was always a hero for the Libyan people, simply because he was innocent and served his country by serving in prison in Scotland. Is it any surprise that he was welcome as a hero? The US and British governments will have to answer to the relatives of all the victims as to why their dear ones became victims of abject politics. The two governments wanted al-Megrabi to drop his appeal because they were scared of any revelations that would contradict their version sold to the families of the victims and to the world. Compassion? Would someone please tell me how many innocent people have perished of torture in the prisons of Israel, in the Gitmo, in renditions of the CIA, and God knows what? The release of al-Megrabi is intended to forever cover up the criminal act that the US and British governments engaged in. The Scottish government released the terminally-ill Libyan terrorist, saying the decision was based purely on compassionate grounds.