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Iran's president has accused the judiciary of disregarding the constitution by barring him from visiting Evin prison, where one of his aides is being held. Analysts say the dispute shows that Ahmadinejad is refusing to remain quiet until the end of his term in 2013.
Ten years after 130 hostages died in a dramatic siege at Moscow's Dubrovka theater, anger is still simmering over what many see as a protracted cover-up by Russian authorities.
As Ukraine's Viktor Yanukovych arrives in Moscow for talks with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, relations between the two countries seem to have stalled, despite all expectations.
Fifty years ago, U.S. President John F. Kennedy announced that the Soviet Union had begun deploying nuclear missiles to Cuba.
Nationalists in Kyiv commemorate the foundation of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army, fighting continues in Syria, Beirut is rocked by a bomb, and the last statue of Lenin is removed in Mongolia.
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