| October 2009 |
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The presidents of Russia and the United States discussed on Saturday this week's talks in Vienna on the Iranian nuclear program and assessed the results positively, the Kremlin press service reported.
The presidents of Russia and the United States hope that a treaty on nuclear arms cuts to replace START 1 will be ready by early December, the Kremlin said on Saturday.
The United States and Georgia will begin military exercises on October 26 in preparation for sending troops to Afghanistan, a foreign liaison officer in the US embassy in Tbilisi said on Saturday.
Price squabbling at a vegetable market in Afghanistan's capital on Saturday has left one dead and at least four others injured, a RIA Novosti correspondent reported.
Three children died during a fire in a suburban house near Astana, Kazakhstan's Emergency Situations Ministry said on Saturday.
At least three people died in Argentina in a crash involving 12 cars on a highway 700 kilometers northwest of the capital, Buenos Aires, the C5N TV channel reported Saturday.
The failure on Friday of talks to resolve the constitutional crisis in Honduras will not affect the date of the November presidential election
The U.S. has not changed the schedule of troop withdrawal from Iraq and all U.S. combat forces will be removed from the country by the end of July 2010
Islamist movement Hamas will not take part in the Palestinian elections set for January 24 and will ban them in the Gaza Strip it controls
In early September Cairo put forward a new document to reconcile the
two largest Palestinian factions, which split in June 2007 when Hamas
took control of the Gaza Strip and pushed the Fatah movement out of the
enclave. The six previous rounds of reconciliation talks resulted in
failure. A reconciliation pact between the rival Palestinian factions Fatah and Hamas will be signed on October 26 in Cairo.




