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Life without gas: the brutal reality As the gas dispute between Kiev and Moscow drags on, ordinary people in Europe are beginning to suffer. One small town in Bulgaria has felt the full force of the dispute.

Gas talks end in failure Negotiations in Brussels to resume Russian gas supplies to Europe via Ukraine have broken up without agreement.

Ukraine’s gas war chills Europe Russia and Ukraine are set to hold talks in Brussels on Thursday on the deepening gas dispute. Many EU states are running out of gas as freezing temperatures grip the continent.

Super-Pav aims for more goals Russia Roman Pavlyuchenko is doing better than he expected in his debut season in the English Premier League. The striker has reached his first small milestone in Tottemham, scoring his 10th goal.

Georgia’s own mini-gas war Russia and Ukraine aren’t the only sides currently at loggerheads over gas supplies.South Ossetia is also without gas as Georgia doesn’t seem too eager to resume supplies cut off before the August invasion.

'We didn’t want to go to Gaza' - Israeli Foreign Ministry “We didn’t want to go to Gaza and start this operation,” said Andy David, Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman.

Middle East on the brink The conflict in the Middle East looks set to escalate with Lebanon in danger of being dragged into the hostilities. This follows an exchange of missile fire between militants based in southern Lebanon and Israeli forces.

I am just an ordinary 23-year-old guy - Ovechkin Aleksandr Ovechkin is one of the world’s best hockey players, but fame and fortune can't take Russia's place in his heart. The NHL superstar reveals more about the man on the skates in an exclusive interview with RT.

Storm after the lull: fighting rages in Gaza Israel has resumed shelling Gaza after a pause to allow aid agencies to deliver humanitarian supplies to Palestinians. It comes as diplomatic efforts to broker a ceasefire gather pace.

The gas row that won’t go away The latest gas row between Russia and Ukraine is the third in just five years. But observers believe the current dispute is by far the most serious.

The price of living in Gaza While politicians and diplomats continue to call the shots in the Gaza conflict, it’s ordinary people who suffer – from fear, deprivation and grief.

Hamas secret weapon aimed at Tel Aviv? The ’secret weapon’ that Hamas has hinted at unleashing before the Gaza fighting is over is apparently a long-range rocket. But Israeli officials say the likely target is not the nuclear reactor at Dimona but Tel Aviv.

Israeli warfare: emergency back-up Israel has begun mobilising “tens of thousands” of reservists as it prepares for violent reactions to its Gaza incursion from other directions.

Ukraine has shut all gas pipelines to Europe – Gazprom Gazprom says Ukraine’s shut all 4 pipelines which send gas to Europe, causing several countries to run out of fuel. But Ukraine claims that Russia stopped delivering all gas to Europe through its territory on Wednesday.

Yes to aid, no to ceasefire - Israel Israel says it will hold its fire for three hours a day, following mounting international pressure. The move is intended to allow Palestinians to escape dangerous areas and get basic humanitarian aid.

Arshavin close to Arsenal move Russia’s Euro 2008 star, Andrey Arshavin, may be joining Arsenal this month. In an interview with British Sky Sports channe,l

UN pushes for Gaza ceasefire The UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and has urged world leaders to work together to bring an end to the violence.

Orthodox Christmas in full swing Believers at home and abroad are getting ready for Orthodox Christmas Day – one of the major festivals in the Church calendar.

Europe running out of gas Several European countries have had their deliveries of gas through Ukraine cut off, a situation which the EU describes as “unacceptable”. Gazprom says Ukraine's energy company has shut off a number of...

Time to grin and bear it in ‘Land of Smiles’ Thailand is often known as the ‘Land of Smiles’, but now people have fewer reasons to look happy amidst the global recession. In Bangkok the usually festive New Year mood has been overshadowed by the crisis.

Living in hell: Gaza civilians braced for new attacks With food, medicine and water supplies running low, the UN says the situation in Gaza amounts to a humanitarian crisis.

Ukraine demands more for gas transit Ukraine has warned it will be forced to charge Russia six times more to pipe gas into Europe. Meanwhile, Russia will cut the volume of gas supplied through Ukraine, because Kiev continues to siphon off gas.

'Ukraine and Russia could lose Europe' Europe could start looking for other sources of energy, which would hurt both Ukraine and Russia, says Daniel Klein, investment and legal adviser from law firm Hellevig, Klein & Usov.

Europe to monitor Ukrainian gas transit? As some European countries are reporting a drop in gas supply, Gazprom wants the EU to independently monitor the transit of gas through Ukraine. The Russian energy company blames Ukraine on illegally siphoning fuel.

Bronze Soldier protestors cleared of all charges Four men charged with organising the April riots in Tallinn in 2007 have been cleared of all charges.

Warring on the cheap At the times of an economic crisis wars have to be fought fast, efficient, and on the cheap. Fighting wars costs money. The more sophisticated weapons one employs, the more it costs.

Gazprom to take Ukraine to court Russia's energy company Gazprom has increased the volume of gas being delivered to Europe. The company blames Ukraine for siphoning the transit gas and is filing a lawsuit against it in the European court.

Is peace in the Middle East possible? Israel’s offensive in Gaza has sparked mass protests across the world. In New York, attitudes towards the conflict have been wide-ranging, with many doubting a compromise between Israelis and Palestinians is possible.

Israel’s ground offensive set to last Israel has launched a ground offensive in Gaza, aimed at curbing militant rocket attacks into Israeli territory. It follows more than a week of intensive air strikes which have targeted Hamas safehouses in the area.

Israel launches ground offensive against Hamas Israeli ground forces have entered Gaza, according to Israeli military officials. Tanks and artillery have crossed the border for the first time since the conflict began 8 days ago. Israeli TV reports heavy firefights.

Worldwide backlash over Israeli offensive Global protests are continuing against Israeli aggression in Gaza as Israeli forces have launched a ground attack into the region.

Nine Muslims kicked off jet As the saying goes the best cloth may have a moth in it. Just so the American law enforcement system has shown its drawbacks.

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