| March 2008 |
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The European Union may boycott the 2008 Beijing Olympics over "cultural genocide" in Tibet, the European Parliament's president said on Tuesday. 
The United States will cut its embassy staff in Belarus in line with the country's demands as bilateral relations plunge to a new low, a top U.S. diplomat in the ex-Soviet state said on Tuesday. 
Russian and U.S. officials will hold a new round of missile defense consultations in Washington on March 26, a spokesman for the U.S. Department of State said on Tuesday. 
Kyrgyzstan has never questioned the presence of Russian troops and military facilities on its territory and has no plans for their withdrawal, the Kyrgyz defense minister said on Tuesday. 
Flights between Georgia and Russia will be resumed on Tuesday, with sea links to be restored later this week, almost 18 months after an espionage row between the former Soviet allies put an end to transport ties. 
The future of the Western-backed Nabucco trans-Caspian gas pipeline that is designed to bypass Russia could be in jeopardy, the Turkish daily Cumhuriyet said on Tuesday. 
Rebuilding relations with the United Kingdom is in Russia's interests, the country's president-elect, Dmitry Medvedev, said in an interview with The Financial Times published on Tuesday. 
Scientists in northern Mexico have unearthed evidence of a previously unknown species of plant-eating dinosaur that inhabited the Coahuila desert more than 72 million years ago, national media said. 
Russia will hold negotiations with Georgia on joining the World Trade Organization in late April, Moscow's chief WTO negotiator said on Tuesday. 
China sent another 22 divers to the South China Sea on Tuesday to try and locate the 18 sailors missing after their Ukrainian ship sank Saturday. 
The U.S. shuttle Endeavour has undocked from the International Space Station (ISS) ending its 12-day mission, which saw a record breaking five space walks, a NASA spokesperson said. 
Flights between Georgia and Russia will be resumed on Tuesday after a halt in October 2006 over Tbilisi's $3.7 million debt to Russia's air traffic regulator. 



