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Iran frees two Karoubi allies on bail-media 

Reuters - Sunday, November 1 03:28 pm

TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran has freed two prominent allies of pro-reform cleric Mehdi Karoubi on bail, Iranian media said on Sunday, including a female journalist who reportedly went on hunger strike last week. More »

  • Ben Ali's two-decade rule in Tunisia

    Reuters - Monday, October 26 01:19 am

    (Reuters) - Tunisian President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali is on course to win a fifth term in office by a massive margin, early results from the North African country's presidential election indicate. More »

  • Tunisian elections

    Reuters - Monday, October 26 01:16 am

    -- Tunisia aimed for stable tourism revenue in 2009. Tourism income grew 3 percent to 1.098 billion dinars (496.6 million pounds) - (Reuters) - Here are some key facts about Tunisia, which held presidential and parliamentary elections on Sunday. More »

  • Call for new Moscow poll after votes disappear 

    Reuters - Friday, October 23 04:08 pm

    MOSCOW (Reuters) - A Russian opposition leader said on Friday he would take legal action to demand that disputed Moscow city elections be held again, after discovering his own vote had not been counted in the October 11 polls. More »

  • Supporters of India's ruling Congress party attend an election campaign rally ahead of the Maharashtra state elections in Mumbai October 10, 2009. The western Indian state of Maharashtra goes to the polls on October 13. REUTERS/Punit Paranjpe

    India's Congress party leads in state polls-TV

    Reuters - Thursday, October 22 05:36 am

    NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's ruling Congress party- led alliance was leading in three state elections on Thursday, local television channels said, a vote that will give more room for the alliance to push economic reforms. More »

  • Egypt's Moussa does not rule out presidency run - report

    Reuters - Monday, October 19 07:53 pm

    CAIRO (Reuters) - Arab League chief and former Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa did not rule out seeking the country's presidency in an interview that is likely to fuel speculation about who could succeed President Hosni Mubarak. More »

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