During the time of the turn of the century, the United States began to thirst for more territory. Its foreign policy exemplifies the ways in which it strived for an empire. The US took control in o...
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And while we're on the subject of Iraq...
Virginia's former governor, Mark Warner, has been on the faux-campaign trail for '08 for some time now, and talked a couple of nights ago at a DL21C event...
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New Delhi (dpa) - India's main opposition Bharatiya Janta Party
(BJP) said that China's plan to build a surfaced road to the Mt
Everest base camp is not only an ecological d...
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The Sea of Japan will remain the term of reference for the body
of water between the Korean Peninsula and Japan despite efforts by
North and South Korea to have the sea called by another name...
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RIYADH, Dec 7 (Reuters) - A U.S. intelligence report
claiming Iran halted a nuclear weapons programme in 2003 has
caught Washington's Gulf Arab allies off guard, analysts say,
raising concern that...
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RIYADH, Dec 7 (Reuters) - A U.S. intelligence report saying
Iran halted its nuclear weapons programme in 2003 has caught
Washington's Gulf Arab allies off guard, analysts say, raising
concern that...
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Pope Benedict XVI is heading to the world's most populous Roman Catholic country at time when evangelical Christians are packing converted storefronts and cavernous churches every Sunday, thrusting...
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It isn’t much of a stretch to call last Thursday’s Mitchell-Innes & Nash grand Chelsea opening an era-defining event, the art world’s equivalent of Truman Capote’s stori...
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It isn’t much of a stretch to call last Thursday’s Mitchell-Innes & Nash grand Chelsea opening an era-defining event, the art world’s equivalent of Truman Capote’s stori...
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JERUSALEM—By all accounts, Avigdor Lieberman began his first full week as Israeli vice prime minister by getting the political wind knocked out of him—first in a British weekend broadsh...
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