| July 2009 |
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A Russian radio station said Thursday that Ukraine has decided to expel a Russian diplomat who was involved in talks on the presence of the Russian Black Sea Fleet in the country.
U.S. Vice President Joe Biden has ended his trip to Georgia by visiting children whose families were displaced when Georgia attacked South Ossetia last August.
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin signed on Thursday a government order on Russia's participation in an ambitious laser research project to be based in Germany.
Any improvement in U.S.-Russian relations will not harm Georgia, and the United States will never recognize Abkhazia or South Ossetia as independent states, the U.S. vice president said on Thursday.
European Commissioner for Foreign Relations Benita Ferrero-Waldner was to arrive in Havana on Thursday for discussions on relations between the EU and Cuba, local media reported.
Russia's gross domestic product for June was 9.6% lower than the same month in 2008, the Economic Development Ministry said on Thursday.
The European Court of Human Rights on Thursday ordered Russia to pay 37,000 euros ($53,000) in compensation to the relatives of a Chechen man who was abducted in 2001.
Iceland officially applied to join the European Union on Thursday, with its foreign minister targeting membership within three years.
North Korea has launched a bizarre verbal attack on U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, calling her vulgar and unintelligent after she likened the communist state to an unruly child earlier this week.
The 37th two-day summit of the South American largest trade bloc Mercosur opens in Paraguay on Thursday.
The United States and Canada will begin in August a 42-day joint expedition to the Arctic to survey the continental shelf in the Arctic, the U.S. State Department has announced.
Polyus Gold, Russia's largest gold mining company, said on Thursday its net profit calculated to Russian Accounting Standards increased almost 400%, quarter-on-quarter, in April-June 2009 to 1.4 billion rubles ($44.9 million).
Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili said on Thursday his country was under threat and its security could only be ensured through cooperation with the United States.
Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas urged Israel to demolish its Security Fence erected in the West Bank, Palestinian WAFA news agency reported on Thursday.
A toxic leak in the Latvian port city of Riga has prompted authorities to evacuate residents from nearby neighborhoods due to the threat of an explosion, a spokeswoman for the Riga mayor's office said on Thursday.
Russia's international reserves, largely holding gold and foreign exchange, decreased by $2.8 billion to $398.1 billion in the week of July 10-17, the Central Bank of Russia said on Thursday.
Talks between Honduras' interim government and representatives of ouster President Manuel Zelaya have again broken down in Costa Rica.
Twenty-three coal miners have been trapped in a mine after a flooding accident in the Chinese province of Heilongjiang near the Russian border, Xinhua news agency reported on Thursday.



