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	Georgia's NATO Membership is in Doubt
After the conflict in South Ossetia, Belgium's Foreign Minister Karel De Gucht expressed his doubts regarding the possibility of Georgia to become a member of NATO.
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	Russian President Orders Cease Fire in Georgia
According to Interfax, Russian news agency, the president of Russia Federation, Dmitry Medvedev, has ordered a cease fire and end of the military operations in Georgia.
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	Georgia Crisis: Genocide or War for Integrity?
Russia still faces strong pressure from the United States and EU for entering into the Georgia-South Ossetia conflict. US vice-president Dick Cheney told Mikheil Saakashvili that Russia's aggression must not go unanswered. Though Georgia announced cease fire in South Ossetia, Russian peacekeepers in the region stated that the promise was not kept.
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	Biodefense Researcher Commits Suicide Before Being Charged of U.S. Anthrax Attacks
One of the leading researchers in the United States has committed suicide after finding out that criminal charges were almost filed against him over the anthrax assaults that caused traumas to Americans after September 11 tragedy.
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	President Bush to Hand Over the Highest Budget Deficit of $482 Billion
President Bush leaves the highest ever record budget deficit in the history that has reached $482 billion, according to the latest budget report.
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	Bush Regrets His Tough Tone Before Iraq War
The U.S. President George W. Bush today admitted that it was his tough tone that provided the world with a misleading impression that he was a "guy really anxious for war".
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	Torture Approved by Bush Administration
Bush administration officials including Vice President Dick Cheney approved harsh interrogation techniques for suspected terrorists, ABC News reported
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	80 Percent of Americans Think US is on the Wrong Track
The US survey revealed that 80 percent of Americans think that their country is moving in the wrong direction
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	Hardworking Employee Suddenly 'Woke up' to Spy for China
Last week, Chi Mak, a 67-year-old electrical engineer, was charged of violating the U.S. export law for copying thousand of defense systems' related documents and allegedly transmitting them to China.
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	Message From Ayman Az-Zawahiri Calls Muslims to Fight
Ayman Az-Zawahiri addressed a speech to all the Muslims, in which he called them, to become a Shakhid in the war against American and Israeli interest across the world.
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	War in Iraq led to six trillion dollars loss
War in Iraq cost six trillion dollars resulting in enormous loss for the world , experts say.
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	Terrorists' Next Targets Are White House, London and New York
Al Jazeera television channel reported that Taliban commander Baitullah Mehsud is determined to destroy the White House, New York and London.
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	Chinese Party Expelled For Breaching One-Child Policy
China family planning officials dismissed 500 members of Communist Party because they did not support the country one-child policy.
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	Vladimir Putin - one of the wealthiest man in the world?
Russian political analyst claims that Valdimir Putin could be the richest men in Europe and one of the richest the world.
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	80 Percent of Mexican Women Murdered by Family Members
The recent poll revealed that 8 women out of ten in Mexico were killed by one of their family members, president of Mexico Felipe Calderon declared on Monday.
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