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Iranian students are engaging this week in Round Two of their street-level struggle for reform. Round One took place last June, when young people protested the fixed re-election of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Full Article at The Seattle Times
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Iranian students are engaging this week in Round Two of their street-level struggle for reform. Round One took place last June, when young people protested the fixed re-election of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Full Article at Houston Chronicle
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Kabul - Afghan President Hamid Karzai was returned to power after election officials cancelled a needless run-off vote on Monday, but was warned he would need to work harder to retain the West's support after a flawed electoral process. Full Article at Independent Online
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In a speech to his supporters in Kabul, Abdullah Abdullah blamed the "illegal actions of the government and the electoral commission" for making a second round of polling unviable. Full Article at The Scotsman
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KABUL, Afghanistan — With less than two weeks remaining before the scheduled runoff election between President Hamid Karzai and challenger Abdullah Abdullah, many are asking if such a vote is even possible The first round of elections, held on Aug. 20,... Full Article at McClatchy
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This is a special moment for Chancellor Merkel, as somebody who grew up in East Germany, who understands what it's like to be under the shadow of a dictatorial regime, and to see how freedom has bloomed in Germany, how it has become the centerpiece for an extraordinarily strong European Union
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Today is first and foremost a time to say thank you
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This is not what our people deserved ... I'll pursue my agenda for reform and change.
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Anything can happen in a round of golf and I was very nervous towards the end ... I have to admit that it was the thought of playing in the Masters that made me nervous. I had never even thought it would be possible for me to be playing in the Masters as an amateur.
SOURCE: Globe and Mail
