Monday, 05 December 2005

KAZAKH ELECTION \'NOT DEMOCRATIC\'

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Sunday\'s presidential election in Kazakhstan failed to meet international democratic standards, Europe\'s main poll-monitoring body the OSCE has said. Failings included ballot box stuffing, intimidation of the opposition, and media bias, the OSCE said. It said its 460 monitors had noted some improvements from previous elections, but flaws \"limited the possibility for a meaningful competition\".
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The trial of the 27-year-old Vladimir Arutyunian accused of staging a terrorist act against the U.S. and Georgian presidents, murdering a police officer and other crimes, kicked off in Tbilisi on Monday.
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By empty (12/4/2005 issue of the CACI Analyst)

A tanker sailing under the Georgian flag sank Saturday night off the coast of Italy, the Georgian Maritime Administration has told Interfax. There were 13 crewmembers, mainly Georgian nationals, aboard the tanker Margarita. All of them are alive.
Saturday, 03 December 2005

\'FOUR KILLED\' IN AFGHAN ATTACKS

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By empty (12/3/2005 issue of the CACI Analyst)

Militants have killed the head of a district administration and three police officers in two attacks in southern Afghanistan, officials say. The head of Shah Wali Kot district in Kandahar province, Ayatullah Popal, and two security officers are said to have died in a bomb attack. Three other policemen were injured in the attack, officials say.

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