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• A member of Kuwait's top advisory body on oil issues 12/13/2008 | Business
• At least two people were killed and six wounded on Saturday 12/13/2008 | Other
• NATO forces in Afghanistan have killed four passengers 12/13/2008 | Other
• A U.S. delegation will visit Moscow next week for talks 12/13/2008 | Politics
• Emergency workers have recovered a fifth from a collapsed building 12/13/2008 | Other
• An armed man entered a bank in northeast Moscow on Friday 12/13/2008 | Business
• Russian Deputy Prime Minister Igor Sechin was elected board chairman 12/13/2008 | Other
• Seventy-four percent of Palestinians want to continue the ceasefire between Israel 12/13/2008 | Politics
• The government of Montenegro resolved on Friday to officially submit 12/13/2008 | Politics
• Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said on Friday he hoped the incoming 12/13/2008 | Politics
• Georgia wants good relations with Russia, President Mikheil Saakashvili said Friday 12/13/2008 | Politics
• Banks in the Gaza Strip resumed operations on Friday after Israel 12/13/2008 | Politics
• The South Ossetian leader has said that the two main streets 12/13/2008 | Other
• Grappling with record 231 million % inflation, Zimbabwe's government 12/13/2008 | Politics
• Russian-Indonesian trade reached $1 billion in the first 10 months 12/13/2008 | Other
• EU leaders unanimously approved on Friday a package of measures 12/13/2008 | Other
• Russia has averted a crisis in its banking system by setting 12/13/2008 | Other
• After almost 40 years without a constitution, Libya's government is working 12/13/2008 | Politics
• Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said on Friday that Israel 12/13/2008 | Politics
• Around 300,000 chickens and ducks have been slaughtered 12/13/2008 | Other
• Russian striker Roman Pavlyuchenko may leave Tottenham if the club's manager 12/13/2008 | Other
• Russia's state patent service, Rospatent, dismissed on Friday a firm's claims 12/13/2008 | Other