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6000 Evacuated in Russian Ammunition Depot Fire
World | June 19, 2013, Wednesday | Viewed: 262
At least five people have been injured and some 6,000 local residents have been evacuated from a village near an ammunition depot in central Russia where a fire caused massive explosions of stored artillery shells, according to officials.
...Deutsche Bahn to Suspend Operations in Corruption-Ridden Countries
World | June 18, 2013, Tuesday | Viewed: 815
German railway company Deutsche Bahn, DB, is suspending operations in a number of countries with high levels of corruption....US to Open Direct Taliban Talks
World | June 18, 2013, Tuesday | Viewed: 332
The US is to open direct peace talks with the Taliban, senior White House officials have announced, as cited by BBC....Innovative Way of Protesting Starts in Turkey
World | June 18, 2013, Tuesday | Viewed: 810
Those dissatisfied with the Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's leadership in Turkey continue their demonstrations in the bigger cities, despite government strict measures by the use of new, unusual forms of protest....New Arrests Reported in Turkey Protests
World | June 18, 2013, Tuesday | Viewed: 497
Turkish police carried out dozens of arrests of members of the "extreme left" early Tuesday morning as the anti-government protests continue to rock the country since the end of May.
...Greek Broadcaster ERT Reopens after Court Victory
World | June 18, 2013, Tuesday | Viewed: 423
A Greek court has ordered the state broadcaster ERT back on air while it is restructured, allowing squabbling leaders of the governing coalition to move towards a compromise that avoids early elections....Czech PM Officially Resigns amid Graft Scandal
World | June 17, 2013, Monday | Viewed: 593
Czech Prime Minister Petr Necas has formally stepped down in an effort to end political turmoil over a corruption inquiry....Iran's President-Elect Vows Nuclear Transparency
World | June 17, 2013, Monday | Viewed: 506
Iran’s President-elect Hassan Rouhani has declared that the country is ready to show more transparency on its nuclear program....Turkish Govt Threatens to Deploy Army to End Protests
World | June 17, 2013, Monday | Viewed: 706
Turkey’s Deputy PM Bulent Arinc has threatened that the army could be deployed to end nearly three weeks of unrest by protesters across the country....Tensions in Turkey Escalate as Police Crackdown Persists
World | June 17, 2013, Monday | Viewed: 497
Clashes in Turkey persist as police continues to crackdown on protest rallies and Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan remains defiant to their demands....Czech PM Quits in Corruption Scandal Aftermath
World | June 17, 2013, Monday | Viewed: 543
Czech Prime Minister Petr Necas has stated he was going to resign in the aftermath of the huge corruption scandal in the country, involving people close to him....Car Bombings Kill at Least 20 People in Iraq
World | June 16, 2013, Sunday | Viewed: 480
At least twenty people were killed in a series of car bombings that rocked central and southern Iraq, according to police and medics.
...Brutal Police Crackdown Leaves Hundreds Injured in Gezi Park
World | June 16, 2013, Sunday | Viewed: 835
Hundreds of anti-government demonstrators were injured as Turkish police used excessive force to clear Istanbul’s Gezi Park, the main group organizing the protests said on Sunday....North Korea Proposes High-Level Talks with Washington
World | June 16, 2013, Sunday | Viewed: 531
North Korea proposed high-level talks with the United States to "ease tensions in the Korean Peninsula," its state news agency reported early Sunday.
...Police Clash with Protesters in Istanbul as Gezi Park Cleared
World | June 16, 2013, Sunday | Viewed: 660
Protesters have clashed with Turkish police in Istanbul, after riot squads used tear gas and water cannon to eject demonstrators from Gezi Park....
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Bulgaria’s capital Sofia has seen over the last week unrelenting public outrage at the appointment of a media magnate to a top security post, which boiled over into protests against the new government....
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