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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, speaking at the 64 th session of UN General Assembly, acknowledged that no longer feels the smell of sulfur, which was peculiar to earlier statements made by George Bush. This September 24 agency reported AFP.

"Yesterday, he [Barack Obama] speak, but no longer smells of sulfur. Smells something good - hope, "- said the Venezuelan leader, ascended to the podium General Assembly. In addition, Chavez ... Read more »

A FOREIGN dictator with an ''appalling'' human rights record and links to murders of his political opponents will have two runners in Victoria's spring racing carnival.

Chechnyan President Ramzan Kadyrov - who was described as ''a new Stalin'' by a journalist weeks before she was assassinated - is preparing the gelding Mourilyan for the Melbourne Cup and the stallion Bankable for the Mackinnon Stakes, which is run on Derby Day.

Racing Victoria officials say they are powerless to prevent the former warlord's horses competing or to stop him from cheering them on at Flemington Racecourse.

The Greens leader Bob Brown demanded that Prime Minister Kevin Rudd ''intervene and do all he can to stop him and his horses from coming''.

''If this nasty character were to get his hands on the Melbourne Cup, it would be the lowest point in Australia's sporting history,'' Senator Brown said.

Mourilyan is guaranteed a run in the ''race that stops a nation' ... Read more »

Representatives of the Belarusian opposition Eugene Afnahel and Dmitry Dashkevich sent an open letter to the President of Russia Dmitry Medvedev. They protested against the entry into the territory of Russia's troops

Representatives of the Belarusian opposition Eugene Afnahel and Dmitry Dashkevich sent an open letter to the President of Russia Dmitry Medvedev. They protested against the entry into the territory of Russia's army (Russia's unit deployed in Belarus in the framework of the exercises). According to the opposition, putting Russia's troops in Belarus poses a threat to its independence. 

"We, the Belarusians - patient and friendly people. But we also love freedom and are willing to fight for it. Do not bring partisans in Belorussia, Dmitry! "- The letter said. 

Eugene Afnahel, one of the authors of the letter is the coord ... Read more »

In a surprising late-night twist on the eve of the G-20 Summit in Pittsburgh, FOX News has learned President Obama will announce Friday morning a significant expansion of the consortium of countries that tackle global economic and climate change issues.

Obama will tell reporters that the G-20, comprised of 19 industrial and emerging-market countries plus the European Union, will supplant the smaller Group of Eight nations, G-8, as the go-to group for solving the world's economic ills.

"This decision brings to the table the countries needed to build a stronger, more balanced global economy, reform the financial system, and lift the lives of the poorest," the White House said in a statement.

The G8 will retain its national security focus, but be replaced by the broader G-20 on the issues of climate change, financial regulatory reform and global imbalances.

Pre ... Read more »

The military operation by Chechen and Ingush interior ministry forces in the two republics has been in progress for nearly two months now. It appears, however, that the campaign has not brought the desired result. Even the tone of President Kadyrov's speeches on the subject has changed. Back in June he gave his law enforcement agencies a month to return the supposedly last remaining dozen or two "satans" to the nether world, presenting the feasibility of this task as a foregone conclusion. But now his confidence in a swift and conclusive victory has been placed on the back burner. The new strategy of the Islamic insurgents, who this summer have staked their success on the deployment of suicide bombers and terrorists, has for a time at least smudged the adroitly painted picture of Chechen peace and stability.

 

Kadyrov now has no option but to forget about the defeat his forces have suffered, and restrict himself to talking about how his security officials have ... Read more »

The president of Ukraine has accused the Kremlin of harbouring the men he suspects of poisoning him when he ran for office five years ago, the Sunday Times writes.

 

Viktor Yushchenko, who was disfigured and nearly died, said Ukraine prosecutors wanted to question three main suspects believed to have fled to Russia. His requests for help have been repeatedly rebuffed by the Kremlin, he claimed.

 

"The people who organised my poisoning have been in Moscow for the past four years," Yushchenko said. "I've appealed to the Russian president three times."

 

Yushchenko, 55, said Vladimir Satsyuk, the former deputy head of Ukraine's secret police, was one of the suspects after an investigation by Ukrainian prosecutors in which more than 1,000 people were interviewed. Satsyuk attended a private dinner with Yushchenko when he was running for president in 2004. Ukraine's pro-Russian government at the time was opposed to Yushche ... Read more »

Jamaat Sharia publications informs with reference to independent sources that on September 20 a battle took place on the border between Azerbaijan and Vilayat Dagestan near Kapir-Kazamalar settlement, between a unit of Mujahideen-Ansar and Azeri border guards.

Russian kafir forces moved to assist Azeri forces, but the attack was repelled. According to the same source, both sides incurred casualties.

To the surprise of locals, nothing was mentioned about the night battle in either Russian or Azeri news.

Jamaat Sharia reminds, that battles on the border between Vilayat Dagestan (of the Caucasus Emirate) and Azerbaijan used to take place before as well. After a battle in Mucalaul, as a result of which doctor Muhammad became a Shaheed, infidels declared that he was responsible together w ... Read more »

I hope that in Ukraine no one would even think to try to divert the attention of the Ukrainian citizens from failure of his domestic policies, and even more so to elect the wave ultrapatriotizma by unleashing a "small victorious war" with Russia

Recently, the President of Ukraine to feel some semblance of pity. Not in those situations where it is, rattling is not very clear weapon produces antirossiyskie statements - after all, we journ ... Read more »

Hunger, cold, men en masse laborers in Europe, women are prostitutes, children given up for adoption in America. There was one Yushchenko riding on a gas pipeline, and the holographic, broadcast from Washington.
- Nonsense this your Bach! 
- What, in the organ hall go? 
- No, Rabinowitz phone nasvistel. 
(anecdote)
Today purposefully instilled in the citizens of Russia a complete nonsense. It turned out to cheer.
Decided, then refurbish the national-true hairstyle. Went to the hairdresser, explained how to cut. Beautician scissors lowered in confusion: "What, like this straight nalyso, only cowlick?"
- "Of course! We in Ukraine, still shorn! "
For jokes I stole, you know.
Hairdresser does not believe, and I begin to be inspired blizzard: ... Read more »

Iran revealed the existence of a covert uranium enrichment facility to the U.N. nuclear watchdog this week after it discovered the project's secrecy had been breached by Western intelligence agencies, FOX News has learned.

The U.S., Britain and France will accuse Iran on Friday morning of building the facility underground in secret and charge that it has hidden the facility for years from international weapons inspectors, a senior White House official said.

At an announcement before the opening of the G-20 economic summit in Pittsburgh, President Obama, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown and French President Nicolas Sarkozy will demand weapons inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency be granted immediate access to the facility.

An official told FOX News that Iran reve ... Read more »

Presidents Dmitry Medvedev and Barack Obama ending their meeting in New York on Wednesday. Also present were Lavrov, left, and Clinton, right.

President Dmitry Medvedev has hinted that Russia might support U.S.-backed sanctions against Iran and praised President Barack Obama’s administration for its decision to scrap the missile shield plan in Central Europe.

But Medvedev’s apparent willingness to cooperate on Iran, which is being widely interpreted as a Russian concession to the United States, does not mark a departure from Moscow’s previous position on Iran’s nuclear ambitions, defense analysts said Thursday.

“We believe we need to help Iran to take a right decision,” Medvedev said after meeting with Obama on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York on Wednesday.

Medvedev said Russia’s position on new sanctions, whic ... Read more »

... And when we depart separately from their holonuchyh cities. I wanted one - a week to avoid last fight. Emptiness filled my heart for correspondence with you. Wild leaves that zotlivaly and lose their meaning.

Native and our close! Writing to you from the trenches First Russo-Ukrainian war just for reservation of superheated rounds computer. We now have a little quiet over the head of the enemy flying debris flood, someone on the right flank blown up by mines information field, but we ignore such trifles.

Reinforcement does not fit, no supplies - all produce on its own ...

The most hostile to obtain the special group "Ukraine": "Izvestia", "AiF", "Moscow komsomolyets ...

Daily informobstrily fan when literally can not raise his head, not that snap. Yesterday, at the neighbors again came disguised commandos with "facts" in the dugout and threw a ... Read more »