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Rich Countries Have Created Climate Crisis, Poor Ones Are Paying The Price

Rich Countries Have Created Climate Crisis, Poor Ones Are Paying The Price

The organization Oxfam International says that climate change negotiations need to move much faster if a global deal is to be secured in time for the crucial December deadline agreed by all the world’s countries.

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Obama Wants To Build Better Relations With Russia

Obama Wants To Build Better Relations With Russia

President Obama will be in Russia for an official visit from the 6Th to the 8Th of July. He will meet with President Medvedev and of course Vladimir Putin.

Ahead of his trip, President Obama gave an exclusive interview to Itar/Tass Agency. President Obama said that in recent years the US-Russian relations left much to be desired, President Obama believes that the two

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Breaking:Violent Clashes Between Zelaya’s Supporters and Police, one Killed

Breaking:Violent Clashes Between Zelaya’s Supporters and Police, one Killed

President Zelaya is still planning to fly back to Honduras later on today, after he was ousted by a military junta coup last week.

In an unprecedented move, the Organization of American States (OAS) suspended Honduras after the refusal of the illegitimate new government to reinstate Zelaya.

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Refugees In Pakistan Need Urgent Support

Refugees In Pakistan Need Urgent Support

The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has appealed again, on July 3rd, to the international community for additional funds to provide urgent assistance to people displaced by fighting in North-West Pakistan. Over 50% of the 2.5 Million refugees are children, and UNICEF Pakistan has almost exhausted its supplies & funding.

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Is Operation “Strike Of The Sword” The Right Strategy in Afghanistan?

Is Operation “Strike Of The Sword” The Right Strategy in Afghanistan?

Operation “Strike of the Sword” is the name of the massive offensive launched two days ago by US Marines in south Afghanistan’s Helmand province. About 4,000 Marines, as well as 650 Afghan troops are involved with logistic air support provided by NATO planes.

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