In Turkey, thousands of people have gathered to pay their respects to 15 soldiers killed, according to military officials, by Kurdish fighters in the south-east of the country.
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October, 2008
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6 October
Iran urges Pakistan to fight terrorism
An Iranian spokesman calls on Pakistan to work harder to fight terrorism, as it is confirmed that Jondollah has murdered Iranian hostages.
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6 October
Quake in Kyrgyzstan kills 58 people
A weekend earthquake killed 58 people in Kyrgyzstan and destroyed dozens of houses in the rural south of the Central Asian nation, Kyrgyz ministry said on Monday.
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6 October
Russia willing to boost cooperation with Iran on energy sector
Russia is willing to promote its cooperation with Iran in energy sector, particularly gas, said head of Russia’s State Duma committee on energy, transport and communication, Valery Yazov, on Sunday evening.
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6 October
Iran, Egypt are normalizing relations: Qashqavi
Foreign Ministry spokesman Hassan Qashqavi said on Monday that Tehran and Cairo are currently normalizing relations.
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6 October
Iran ready to pump gas to Armenia
The head of Iranian Gas Export Company says the country will be able to provide Armenia with the gas it needs during the coming winter.
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6 October
Kamov, one of the major helicopter producers in Russia, hopes to sign a contract by the year’s end to sell its helicopters to Iran.
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6 October
Russia to sell helicopters to Iran
Kamov, one of the major helicopter producers in Russia, hopes to sign a contract by the year’s end to sell its helicopters to Iran.
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6 October
Iran calls for anti-imperialism movement
Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says all countries and nations should join a movement against imperialism to curb injustice.
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6 October
Iran: New regional powers emerging
Iran’s Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) says new regional powers are emerging following the fall of the world’s unipolar powers.
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