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Israel to release Palestinian prisoners Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said he would order the release of 250 Palestinian Fatah members from Israeli prisons. He made the announcement at a summit in the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh where Israeli and...

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Georgia vows to end conflict with breakaway republics Georgia’s President Mikhail Saakashvili has pledged to resolve the long-term conflict between Georgia and its breakaway republics of South Ossetia and Abkhazia.

PACE gather for summer session The Council of Europe's Parliamentary Assembly is holding its summer session in Strasbourg. The five days of talks will focus on inter-cultural and inter-religious issues.

Israel to release Fatah prisoners: Olmert Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has said he will order the release of 250 Palestinian Fatah members from Israeli prisons.

Want to be sure it's GM-free? Buy food in Moscow (Reuters) Moscow next week introduces a city-wide label to identify GM-free foods, a move ecologists hail as ground-breaking but which foreign producers say is complex and costly.

Captured Israeli appears on web The Israeli government has reacted strongly to an audio recording containing a message from captured soldier Gilad Shalit. Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said the tape is a 'cruel gimmick', and that no negotiations would...

Iran invites nuclear watchdog Iran has invited the International Atomic Energy Agency to Tehran to clear up suspicions about its nuclear programme. The invitation has been issued by Ali Larijani, Tehran's chief nuclear negotiator, in talks with IAEA...

UN bloodshed in Lebanon Six UN peacekeepers, among them three Columbians and two Spaniards, have been killed in a blast directed at UN troops in southern Lebanon. Two more were injured. Following the events, Hezbollah denounced the attack and...

N Korea signals start of disarmament North Korea says it is ready to start implementing a nuclear disarmament agreement made in February. The statement comes after the release of $US 25 MLN of frozen funds held at Macau's Banco Delta Asia Bank, in a...

World Bank board elects new President The World Bank board has approved Robert Zoellick as its new President. Mr Zoellick, proposed by U.S. President George Bush, will replace Paul Wolfowitz.

NATO seeks closer Russian ties NATO's Secretary General is seeking to shore up an often-strained relationship with Russia during a two day visit to the country. Jaap de Hoop Scheffer's visit coincides with the fifth anniversary of the Russia-NATO...

Russia calls for greater Black Sea energy stability Twelve Black Sea countries are meeting for what shapes as a crucial summit in Turkey's capital, Istanbul. Energy Security and closer economic links will be discussed at the 15th Organization of Black Sea Economic...

Coal mine blast reported in Russia There have been reports of a gas explosion at a mine in the Komi Republic in Russia's northwest. Officials say a loud bang was heard at the Komsomolskaya coal mine in the city of Vorkuta at about 2100 Moscow time (1700...

Russian scientists take to extreme rafting A group of Russian scientists has set off on an expedition to sail around the Arctic on a simple raft. Built in the Polynesian style of three hulls, the vessel turned out to be easy to navigate and reliable even in the...

Abbas backed by Israel, Egypt & Jordan Israeli, Egyptian and Jordanian leaders are gathering for a summit in the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh to display support for Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.

We can be trusted on energy: Russian President President Vladimir Putin will continue pushing his positive message about energy security as he prepares to leave Croatia for Turkey, where he'll attend a summit of Baltic leaders.

Pole competes for golden St. George A criminal drama, “Hope”, from Polish Director Stanislaw Mucha is competing for the golden St. George award as the Moscow International Film Festival. It is a 90 minute puzzle with lots of mysteries.

Modern slavic pagan feast The Kupala day is a pagan fiest of summer solstice in Slavic countries. The ancient fertility riot was accepted into the orthodox calendar. While it was associated with John the Baptist and is marked on July 7, today's...

Energy dominates crucial Black Sea summit Twelve Black Sea countries are meeting for what shapes as a crucial summit in Turkey's capital, Istanbul. Energy Security and closer economic links will be discussed at the 15th Organization of Black Sea Economic...

Blast rocks hotel in Baghdad Twelve people died in a suicide bombing in central Baghdad when a man wearing an explosives belt detonated himself in a lobby of the Mansour hotel, which houses the Chinese Embassy.

Russian-made plane crashes in Cambodia A Russian-made AN-24 plane carrying at least 20 passengers has crashed in Cambodia.

Terminal to end Kaliningrad isolation A new air terminal has opened in Russia's Baltic enclave city of Kaliningrad, making it a transit point between Russian cities and Europe.

The Media Mirror - 25.06.07 Russian newspapers on Monday mull over the creation of the Investigation Committee, the inevitability of Moscow mayor Yuri Luzhkov serving his fifth consecutive term, as well as Ramzan Kadyrov staying as Chechen...

Kidnapped BBC man in chilling video Alan Johnston, the BBC's Gaza correspondent who was kidnapped 3 months ago, has appeared in a video on the internet, wearing an explosives belt. He says his captors, a little known Islamic Group called The Army of...

Sharapova primed for Wimbledon win Russian Maria Sharapova will be looking for her second Wimbledon title when she walks on court at the All England club.

North Korea gains frozen funds A major step towards North Korea ceasing its nuclear activities has been achieved, with Russia transfering money to Pyongyang, which had previously been frozen in a Macau bank.

Russians arrive in Guatemala for Olympics vote The finishing line is in sight for the contenders hoping to host the 2014 Winter Olympics. The Russian delegation has arrived in Guatemala where the big announcement will be made.

Israel strike in Gaza kills one One person has been killed and two more wounded in an Israeli air strike on a car on Sunday. Israeli officials have confirmed the attack in Gaza, saying it was targeted against suspected militants.

Push for energy hub in SE Europe Leaders of ten South European countries are pushing strongly for their region to unite and become an energy hub, linking Russia and the rest of Europe. A motion adopted at the Balkan Energy Summit in Zagreb promotes...

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