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Issues such as poor growth of Yahoo Inc. compared to its archrival Google and towering salary of Yahoo’s chairman Terry Semel are likely to be hotly debated subjects in Tuesday’s annual shareholders meet. Semel, who once famously claimed that Yahoo...
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Poland’s prime minister sought to reassure worried residents near the site of a planned U.S. missile defense base on Friday, pledging that they and the country...
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The European Union is not expected to imposed sanctions on Russia at a summit next week but may name a special envoy to Georgia to ensure that a cease-fire there is...
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THE BAN: Russia, the top market for U.S. chicken exports, will start banning imports from 19 plants on Monday. Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin says the bans are...
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A year after taking power, in June 1934, Adolf Hitler made his first visit abroad — to his idol Benito Mussolini in Venice.
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AP, Milwaukee
It’s a game of political chicken, and U.S. poultry producers are caught in the middle.
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AP, Moscow
At the outset of this year, Russia proudly proclaimed itself an island of stability at the annual economic gathering in Davos, setting itself apart from the tumult of...
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Russia faced diplomatic isolation over its military action against Georgia on Thursday, with its Asian allies failing to offer support and France saying EU leaders were...
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AP, Tskhinvali
Russia intends to eventually absorb Georgia’s breakaway province of South Ossetia, a South Ossetian official said Friday, three days after Moscow recognized the...
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AP, Tskhinvali
Officials in South Ossetia say Russia intends eventually to absorb the breakaway Georgian province.
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What Obama words may have done to fire up the Democrat Denver Convention may just be negated by the unsolicited endorsement his candidature seems to be getting from...
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AP, Moscow
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin accused the United States on Thursday of pushing Georgia toward war and said he suspects a connection to the U.S. presidential...
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AP, United Nations
Georgia and its backers in the U.N. Security Council on Thursday decried Russia’s recognition of two breakaway provinces. Russia responded by accusing its critics...
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AP, Milwaukee
The nation’s chicken producers faced more bad news Thursday as Russia said that 19 U.S. poultry producers will be barred from exporting their products there, a...
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AP, Tbilisi
Vladimir Putin says 19 U.S. poultry producers will be barred from exporting their products to Russia.
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Russian President dismayed Western leaders on Tuesday when he recognized the independence of the two Georgian provinces Abkhazia and South Ossetia. Many German...
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AP, Rukhi
Russian forces have turned over 12 Georgian soldiers at the border of separatist Abkhazia now under Russian control.
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AP, Dushanbe
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev is asking China and four other nations of an Asian security alliance to back Russia in its recent conflict with Georgia.
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AP, Tbilisi
Western leaders warned Russia on Wednesday to “change course,” hoping to keep a conflict that already threatens a key nuclear pact and could even raise U.S....
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AP, London
The Group of Seven industrialized democracies condemned Russia on Wednesday for its actions in Georgia, underlining the country’s growing estrangement from the...
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AP, Kiev
British Foreign Secretary David Miliband is accusing Russia of trying to redraw the map in the Caucasus.
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Peter Hammarstedt, the first officer of the vessel Farley Mowat, is escorted by an Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer into a Sydney, Nova Scotia courthouse Sunday, April 13, 2008. Hammarstedt and the ship’s captain are charged with allegedly...
