China Row Fuels Japan's Right Wing
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Gogol Haunts the New Ukraine | Timothy Snyder
Efrem Lukatsky/AP Images; Konstantin Chernichkin/Reuters At left, Viktor Yanukovych greeting supporters at a campaign rally in Kiev on February 5, 2010, two days before he won the presidential election; at right, Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko challenging the election results in court, February 19, 2010 Viktor Yanukovych, seen five years ago as the vote-stealing villain of the Orange Revolution,
The Associated Press: China rises and rises, yet still gets foreign aid
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'Mumbai-style' terror attack on UK, France and Germany foiled
A plot to launch "commando-style" attacks on Britain, France, and Germany has been intercepted and foiled by drone attacks on militants based in Pakistan, security and intelligence sources said last night. The plan for suicidal onslaughts similar to the 2008 atrocity in Mumbai – where 166 people were killed in a series of gun and grenade assaults – was disrupted after a combined operation involvin
David Miliband voices displeasure during Labour leader's speech
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Echoes from the killing fields of the east | Timothy Snyder
Editor's note: Timothy Snyder's work on the mass killings, both before and during the second world war, in eastern Europe – the territories first divided by treaty and then trampled by conquest and reconquest – has shifted the emphasis of our understanding of the second world war and the Holocaust. In the context of recent debates about the "double genocide" thesis in eastern Europe, Snyder's appr
China Softens Tone in Japan Dispute (Published 2010)
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Iran imprisons 'blogfather' for anti-state activities
A woman at an internet cafe in Tehran. Iran has a huge number of bloggers, but there are restrictions over what they can write. Photograph: Kaveh Kazemi/Getty Images A woman at an internet cafe in Tehran. Iran has a huge number of bloggers, but there are restrictions over what they can write. Photograph: Kaveh Kazemi/Getty Images
David Miliband rebukes Harman over Iraq applause
Ed Miliband was not an MP in 2003 when the Iraq war decision was made David Miliband has been caught on film rebuking a former cabinet minister for applauding his brother who said Labour was "wrong" to go to war in Iraq. Ed Miliband, who was not an MP when Iraq was invaded, raised the issue in his first speech as Labour leader. Former Foreign Secretary David Miliband was filmed turning to Harriet
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Audio slideshow: Britain from the Air
Banishing Those Blair-Brown Blues
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Legacy of Versailles: Germany Closes Book on World War I With Final Reparations Payment
The Son Also Rises
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Is China Afraid of Its Own People?
A Pattern of Persecution - By Belinda Cooper | Foreign Policy
A Pattern of Persecution
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Japan sends China $1.2 billion in aid every year
Angela Merkel reveals her East German food stockpiling habit
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Gordon Brown intervened in Labour leader fight to boost Ed Miliband
David Miliband torpedos his brother's big speech | The Spectator
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Ed Miliband: Labour leader's 2010 conference speech in full
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The Disconnect
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Court Hears of U.S. Unit Killing Afghan Civilians at Random (Published 2010)
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Ed Miliband tells Labour conference: We are the optimists
Kosovo's president resigns after constitution court ruling
Israeli navy diverts Gaza-bound yacht
Tony Blair received early torture warning, court told
Labour conference live blog - Tuesday 28 September
China warns Nobel committee not to honour dissident Liu
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