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Obama has clear lead among early voters Most of the 17 per cent of Americans who have already voted have backed the Democratic candidate Barack Obama, a new CBS News/New York Times poll says. He leads with 52 per cent, while his Republican rival McCain is...

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The knot is tied Russia has made the final step in cementing ties with South Ossetia and Abkhazia. The lower chamber of parliament has approved friendship pacts with the two republics.

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War photos show horror of Ossetian conflict A photo exhibition of the five-day war between Georgia and South Ossetia is opening in Moscow. The images were shot by the Ria Novosti news agency, whose correspondents and photographers were at work within hours of the...

Obama and McCain battle for key states With just a week to go before Election Day, the U.S. presidential candidates have taken their contest to the battleground state of Pennsylvania. Wet weather forced John McCain to call off an outdoor rally, but...

American nukes are storage time bomb - Gates U.S. Secretary of Defense, Robert Gates, says he’s not happy with the way his country is storing its atomic weapons. Gates says Russia does a much better job. He is also calling for a new agreement to reduce the number...

Bank regulator's murder: businessman convicted A jury in Moscow has found businessman Aleksey Frenkel guilty of organising the contract killing of Andrey Kozlov, the Deputy Chairman of Russia's Central Bank. Kozlov, who was on the frontline in the struggle against...

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