| October 2009 |
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Greece's Socialist opposition party PASOK is leading in Sunday's parliamentary election in the Mediterranean country with 43.1% of the vote, the Interior Ministry said.
Greece's Socialist opposition party PASOK is leading in Sunday's parliamentary election in the Mediterranean country with 41-44% of the vote and will be able to form a one-party government, exit polls showed.
The ex-head of Russia's now defunct state electricity monopoly said on Sunday that the findings by the industrial safety watchdog fully reflected technical causes of a recent disaster at the country's largest hydropower plant.
Eight U.S. soldiers were killed in an attack by the radical Islamic Taliban group in eastern Afghanistan, the press office of the NATO-led coalition forces said on Sunday.
Inspectors of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) will inspect Iran's new uranium facility in the second half of October, the head of the UN nuclear watchdog said on Sunday.
A Greek sailor has died after two freight ships collided in the Aegean Sea and one of the vessels sank, the Greek Merchant Marine Ministry said on Sunday.
A policeman was killed in an attack by unidentified assailants in Russia's North Caucasus Republic of Chechnya, the republic's interior ministry said on Sunday.
The ratification of the European Union's Lisbon Treaty, whose chances were boosted by the results of a referendum in Ireland, will contribute to developing Russia-EU relations, a Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman said on Sunday.
The international airport in Brazil's largest city, Rio de Janeiro, which won the bid to host the 2016 Summer Olympic Games, will be privatized and modernized to prepare for the Olympics, the authorities said.
A former Japanese finance minister who was forced to step down after appearing to be drunk at a G7 news conference in February was found dead in his home on Sunday, police said.
Russia could borrow from $2 billion to $4 billion from the World Bank next year to ease the effects of the economic crisis, Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin said on Sunday.
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao arrived in North Korea on a three-day official visit on Sunday.
A confidential report by the UN nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), said that Iran had had enough information to produce a nuclear bomb.
Early parliamentary elections will be held in Greece on Sunday.
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has welcomed the decision of the Russian government to relocate Olympic facilities in Sochi from an environmentally protected area.
Rescue teams from 17 countries, including Russia, have arrived at the Indonesian island of Sumatra to help deal with the aftermath of Wednesday's quake.
Over 67% of voters in Ireland have cast their ballot in favor of the Lisbon Treaty setting out rules for decision-making in the European Union.
Russian sailors, who have been stranded in Panama since early April, are unable to come ashore "for financial reasons".



