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04:59 U.S. House of Representatives passes healthcare reform bill

04:22 Memorial to Air France plane crash victims goes up in Rio

03:37 Japan to stop aid to Russia's South Kuril Islands

03:37 Russia's row with Japan over Kuril islands

02:55 China's Tibet hit by 5.6-magnitude quake

02:34 Another top mafia boss arrested in Italy

01:19 Russia to remember victims of Nerpa sub tragedy

00:21 Four Russian sailors stranded in Panama return home

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Georgian opposition marks anniversary of dispersed protests Around two thousand Georgian opposition protesters took to the streets of the capital Tbilisi on Saturday to commemorate the second anniversary of a crackdown on mass demonstrations that injured hundreds.

“Russia and UK share objective interest in cooperation” Russia and the United Kingdom are both interested in increasing cooperation to find solutions to international and regional problems, said Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Andrey Nesterenko.

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“The fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 was unexpected” The fall of the Berlin Wall came unexpectedly, says French historian Jean-Yves Camus. It reshaped Europe and became a milestone in the history of 20th century and one of the most important events in European history.

“The fall of the Berlin Wall produced the stronger Europe” Twenty years after the Berlin Wall fell, Europe seems even more firmly entrenched inside the Transatlantic structure than the United States, says Giulietto Chiesa, former member of the European Parliament.

“Prayer should be included in the health insurance” A provision in the massive health care reform bill would have the US government reimbursing Christian Science practitioners for prayer treatments. Los Angeles Times contributor Kim Geiger shares her insights with RT.

Poland denies seeking US military help against Russia Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorsky has not called on Washington to place US troops in Poland, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs claims. Further, it is demanding a retraction of earlier news reports by Russian media.

“France was afraid of a united Germany” French people, after the fall of the Berlin Wall, were somewhat afraid of the united Germany, but then realized there was no danger if the country was democratic and free, believes novelist and historian Marek Halter.

Russia, Georgia “in secret talks” on border reopening – report Russia and Georgia are in secret negotiations to reopen the only checkpoint on their land border, according to Kommersant newspaper.

Kill the Bill - crossing swords over healthcare reform As the US congress prepares to vote on health care reform, thousands of Americans have been protesting on Capitol Hill.

ROAR: Nord Stream gets green light The Finnish and the Swedish governments have approved the construction of the Nord Stream natural gas pipeline through their waters in the Baltic Sea.

“The fall of the Berlin Wall was the end of 20th Century” On the eve of the twentieth anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, RT's Sophie Shevardnadze caught up with Lotha de Mazziere - the last Prime Minister of East Germany.

The Shattered States of America - the improbably probable When, a decade ago, Russian economist Igor Panarin claimed the United States was on the verge of disintegration, almost no one took him seriously. But things have changed since then.

Who does this government consider an enemy? More than 1,000 police officers descended on fewer than 300 university students. The police came from all corners armed with tear gas, high-tech military weapons and batons, surrounding them completely.

Poland wants more American troops on its soil The Polish Foreign Minister has voiced a desire to station US troops in the country. They are meant to protect Poles from an attack by Russia, he said. Moscow called the statement “absolutely unacceptable”.

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“Prayer should be included in the health insurance”

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