| September 2009 |
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Greek Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis announced on national television on Wednesday an early parliamentary election.
Russia’s Kruzenshtern sailing ship is returning to her home port in Kaliningrad, after visiting the German port where she was first launched, a spokeswoman for the ship said on Wednesday.
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said his country is seeking to cooperate equally with both Russia and Western countries, BELTA news agency reported on Wednesday.
At least 23 people were killed and some 50 others seriously wounded in a suicide bomb attack in eastern Afghanistan's Laghman province on Wednesday, local governor Latifulla Mashal said.
Georgian border guards refused on Wednesday to let in two Russian journalists, who were travelling as part of a delegation representing a public commission on the consequences of last year's Russia-Georgia conflict.
Israeli authorities released on Wednesday nine Hamas lawmakers, a Hamas legislator in the West Bank said.
The death toll from a powerful earthquake that struck off the coast of the Indonesian island of Java on Wednesday has climbed to 32, the country's Antara news agency reported.
A $260 mln Russian-Indian project to build a titanium factory in east India has been endangered by a shareholder conflict, the Indian partner in the undertaking said on Wednesday.
The head of the United Nations nuclear watchdog has said that the international threat from Iran's controversial nuclear program has been exaggerated.
International talks on Iran's controversial nuclear program due in Germany on Wednesday are unlikely to bring any new solutions, a senior Russian expert said.
Israeli and Palestinian ministers held on Wednesday their first talks since Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu came to power in March, the Kol Israel radio station reported.
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown on Wednesday said his country did not sign any secret deals with Libya for the release of the man convicted of organizing the 1988 Lockerbie plane bombing.
The president of Ingushetia said on Wednesday that a group of suicide bombers had arrived in the Russian North Caucasus republic.
The Council of Europe's commissioner for human rights is to visit to Russia between September 2 and 11, the Russian Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday.
A Thai court refused on Wednesday to release alleged Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout on bail and under guarantees from his lawyer and Russian diplomats.
A powerful earthquake struck off the coast of the Indonesian island of Java on Wednesday killing at least 15 people.
South and North Korea restarted a joint military hotline on Wednesday more than a year after Pyongyang cut it off.
The official dollar rate set by the Russian Central Bank for September 3 is 31.9730 rubles, up 19.87 kopeks from Wednesday.
Russia's crude oil output increased 0.4%, year-on-year, in January-August 2009 to 326.65 million metric tons (2.4 billion barrels), the Energy Ministry said on Wednesday.



