U.N. Suspends Myanmar Aid After Supplies Seized by Junta
- The New York Times
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- May 09, 2008
By SETH MYDANS
BANGKOK — The United Nations suspended relief supplies to Myanmar on Friday after the military government seized the food and equipment it had already sent into the country.
Earli...
Greece to Extradite One of Australia's Most Wanted
- E- Kathimerini
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- May 09, 2008
Greece’s justice minister has approved the extradition of Australian drug fugitive Tony Mokbel. Justice Minister Sotiris Hatzigakis has ratified a Supreme Court decision saying Mokbel should be sent t...
Fighting Goes on in Lebanon
Violence in Beirut between supporters of the Western-backed government and Hezbollah-led opposition forces, supported by Iran and Syria continued for a third day this week, leading to renewed fears ov
Will Gazprom’s South Stream challenge EU’s Nabucco?
- New Europe
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- May 05, 2008
In what was scheduled to be his last meeting with a foreign leader as president, Vladimir Putin told a press conference with Greek Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis in Moscow’s Kremlin that “if Greece ...
Putin Denies Reports of Divorce
- The New York Times
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- April 19, 2008
By C. J. CHIVERS
MOSCOW — President Vladimir V. Putin, who during eight years of centralized rule has kept his private life largely sealed from view behind the Kremlin’s walls, on Friday bluntly di...
Benedict Meets With the Victims of Sexual Abuse
- The New York Times
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- April 18, 2008
WASHINGTON — Pope Benedict XVI came face to face Thursday with a scandal that has left lasting wounds on the American church, holding an unannounced meeting with several victims of sexual abuse by pri...
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