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August 28, 2008 12:38:57 PM CDT


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  • August 2008
    • Cheney Set to Visit Georgia

      Cheney Set to Visit Georgia

      (Newser) - Dick Cheney will visit Georgia next week to strengthen ties with the battered US ally, the AP reports. The vice president will also visit Azerbaijan and Ukraine to emphasize the US commitment to the former Soviet republics, a White House spokesman said today in announcing the trip, which is to begin Sept. 2. More »

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      Russia   Georgia   Dick Cheney   Ukraine   invasion   sovereignty   Azerbaijan

    • Post-Soviet States No Longer Russian Puppets

      Post-Soviet States No Longer Russian Puppets

      (Newser) - Former cold warriors can be expected to see the Georgian conflict as signalling a return to simpler East-vs-West geopolitics, writes Bridget Kendall for the BBC. But the reaction of the post-Soviet states shows something very different: Former Soviet client states whose loyalty was assured 20 years ago—including Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, and Belarus—are now looking out for themselves first. More »

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      Russia   Georgia   NATO   Ukraine   invasion   Belarus   sovereignty

  • July 2008
  • October 2007
    • Britain to Claim Antarctic Seabed

      Britain to Claim Antarctic Seabed

      (Newser) - Britain will submit a claim to the UN for 386,000 square miles of Antarctica, its foreign office said today, joining the international race to grab a piece of the mineral- and oil-rich territory as global warming makes it more accessible. The move violates a 1959 treaty, which Britain signed, that blocks new claims other than for scientific research, but it's based on proximity to the British Antarctic Territory, which was claimed in 1908 and contains two British scientific stations. More »

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      Great Britain   climate change   United Kingdom   oil   gas   Antarctica   natural gas   natural resources   sovereignty   mineral resources

    • Iraqis Irate Over Senate Partition Vote

      Iraqis Irate Over Senate Partition Vote

      (Newser) - The Iraqi government is reacting angrily to a Senate resolution passed Thursday that the US push to divide the country into three autonomous regions—Sunni, Shiite and Kurdish—to reduce ethnic bloodshed. "No Iraqi is for dividing their country or for splitting it into three weak states, unable to survive," Iraqi's foreign minister declared to CNN. More »

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      Iraq   Muqtada al-Sadr   Joe Biden   Sunni   Kurds   Shia   US Embassy   Sam Brownback   sovereignty   partition

  • August 2007

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