| June 2008 |
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The Czech opposition has gathered over 100,000 signatures in support of a proposal to hold a national referendum on the placement of a U.S. early-warning radar in the Czech Republic, an opposition spokesperson said on Thursday. 
Leaders of the European Union approved on Thursday Slovakia's bid to become a member of the euro currency zone during a regular two-day summit which started on Thursday in Brussels. 
Two pilots and two passengers died as a EU peacekeeping helicopter belonging to the Spanish military crashed on Thursday in Bosnia, national radio reported. 
The EU commissioner for trade said on Thursday that Russia would become a WTO member by November 2009, and could complete talks on its accession to the global trade organization later this year. 
A Russian General Staff official warned Georgia on Thursday that the patience of Russian peacekeepers was running out and any further detentions could end in bloodshed.

Russia's Federal Space Agency has endorsed a proposal by the U.S. House of Representatives that a Russian radar station be used to detect dangerous asteroids, Roscosmos head said on Thursday. 
The United States does not plan to expand its airbase near Kyrgyzstan's capital, a senior U.S. diplomat visiting the Central Asian state said on Thursday. 
A Russian General Staff official warned Georgia on Thursday that the patience of Russian peacekeepers was running out and any further detentions could end in bloodshed. 
Trade between Russia and Britain increased 45%, year-on-year in January-April 2008 to $6.7 billion, the Russian ambassador to London said on Thursday. 
Russia has successfully launched a Cosmos 3M rocket with six U.S. satellites onboard from a space center in southern Russia, a spokesman for the Russian Strategic Missile Forces said on Thursday. 
Spanish King Juan Carlos I will meet with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Thursday. 



