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Balkan News 05.10.2006

Montenegro‘s Djukanovic to step down 04/10/2006 PODGORICA, Montenegro — Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic, who led his country through the conflicts of the 1990s to eventual independence, has decided to step down. The move comes on the heels of an impressive election victory by the Djukanovic-led Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) …

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The West Acknowledges Underestimating Russian Threat

The UK underestimates the threat to its future security posed by Russia, shadow defence secretary Liam Fox has warned. Addressing a fringe meeting at the Conservative Party conference, Dr Fox said Russia was increasing its defence spending this year by 25%, BBC News reported.

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10 NATO Troops Annihilated in Afghanistan

A Talib fighter detonated his explosive laden motorcycle by NATO convoy in Mirwais Maina, five kilometers to west of Kandahar city today (Oct. 03). The attack was carried out by a Talib fidayeen fighter, Abdullah. Six NATO invaders were killed in the attack, the AIP reports. 

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Certain world powers, particularly US, should revise policies – Ahmadinejad

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad had a meeting with the US Foreign Policy Council (USFPC) during his recent US visit to take part at the annual UN General Assembly, during which he proposed that “Certain world powers, particularly the United States, need to thoroughly revise their policies.”

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President: Enemies Seek to Block Iran’s Progress

TEHRAN (Fars News Agency)- Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said that some hegemonic powers of the world are seeking to blockade the progress of the different nations, including Iran, in order to set the scene for their expansionist policies.

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World Affairs Not Determined by Diplomacy of Dictation Any More

TEHRAN (Fars News Agency)- Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Seyed Mohammad Ali Hoseini, pointing to the visit to the region by the US Secretary of State, stressed that regional conditions have differed from the past and no one can determine world affairs through the diplomacy of dictation any more.

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