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U.N. Committee Slams Iran for Post-Election Crackdown
The U.N. General Assembly's human rights committee condemned Iran for a violent crackdown on protesters.
First EU President Named: Belgium PM van Rompuy
Europe's heads of state reached a consensus on the EU's first President: Belgium Prime Minister Herman van Rompuy.
French Court Dismisses Case Against Major Satellite Company
A judge dismissed NTDV's case which stated Eutelsat stopped service due to pressure from the Chinese regime.
Australian Uranium to China, a Worry for Many Reasons
Sun Xiaodi was ignored when he first began to report on corruption and radioactive contamination.
Australian Space Science Making Gains, Says Govt
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Australia is making a leap forward in the field of space science, the federal government says.
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Movie Review: 'The Informant!'
Steven Soderbergh, that most chameleonic of directors, is back with this deliciously sharp conspiracy comedy.
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Chinese Officials Indicted for Genocide
Five high-ranking Chinese officials have been indicted in Spain for genocide and torture of Falun Gong practitioners.
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Oprah Ending Her Show in 2011
The long-running "Oprah Winfrey Show" will air its last episode in 2011, when Oprah's CBS contract expires.
Spanish Judge Calls Top Chinese Officials to Account for Genocide
A groundbreaking case in Spain has seen a judge call for high-ranking Chinese officials to face genocide charges.
Netflix Rises Above the Fray
Netflix reported $423.1 million in revenue for the third quarter, a 24 percent jump over same period in 2008.
Australian Uranium to China, a Worry for Many Reasons
Sun Xiaodi was ignored when he first began to report on corruption and radioactive contamination.
Out of the Cold: Burma and U.S. Take Tentative Steps
Recent diplomatic visits by U.S. officials to Burma show the changing tactics to help foster change in Burma.
with Rich Crankshaw
