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Time

Many foreigners can travel to Venezuela without a visa. But now there's a new requirement once they get there. President Hugo Chavez announced on Sunday that foreigners who publicly criticize his government will be deported. He ordered officials

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Scotsman

AFTER months of lying low, the anit-American Shi'ite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr has re-emerged with a shrewed two-tiered strategy that reaches out to Iraqis on the street and distances him from the increasingly unpopular government. Al-Sadr and his

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Time

Lawyers across Pakistan burst into tears and cries of jubilation today, as Pakistan's Supreme Court restored the country's Chief Justice, Muhamed Iftikhar Chaudhry, whose sacking by embattled Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf last March sp

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AP

(Will they invade Iraq after this election?) Ahead of elections on Sunday, the leader of Turkey's hard-line nationalists flung a hangman's noose from a podium to make a point: He thinks the prime minister is soft on terrorism and should han

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by Ivan Eland (AntiWar)

Those of us who opposed the expansion of NATO warned that it would lead to problems with Russia. Those problems have arrived. A resurgent Russia – flush with oil revenues and a strong leader who is using anti-U.S. resentments to become even more auto

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Aftenposten

(Another country who needs a revolution) Norwegians are among the most heavily taxed people in the world, and that in turn has made Norway one of the most expensive countries in which to live. Most accept the taxes they're ordered to pay on inco

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The Newspaper

Passing motorists applauded as a pair of speed cameras in Hampshire, UK met with a fiery end in the past week. Burning tires were used to end automated ticketing efforts. Local officials noted public approval of the vigilante efforts.

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Aljazeera

In southern Lebanon, Hizbullah's traditional stronghold, Lebanese soldiers now stand on the front line with "Israel". They are supported by 13,000 UN troops after he UNIFIL deployment and mandate was extended at the end of the war.

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China Matter Blog

Recent news reports concerning the gentle treatment of A.Q. Khan - acknowledged mastermind of the world's most extensive proliferation network for nuclear weapons technology - bring home the point that US nuclear policy is a tangle of contradicti

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