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Holocaust Denier Sentenced to Three Years in Jail

A court in Vienna sentenced British historian David Irving to three years in prison for remarks he made in a 1989 interview and in speeches during visits to Austria.


Holocaust Denier Sentenced to Three Years in Jail

A court in Vienna sentenced British historian David Irving to three years in prison for remarks he made in a 1989 interview and in speeches during visits to Austria.


British Historian Pleads Guilty to Criminal Charges of Denying Holocaust

Before the proceedings began, he told reporters he has learned a lot since allegedly denying the Holocaust in speeches delivered in Austria in 1989.


British Historian Pleads Guilty to Criminal Charges of Denying Holocaust

Before the proceedings began, he told reporters he has learned a lot since allegedly denying the Holocaust in speeches delivered in Austria in 1989.


SUDAN: Millions in Need of Food Aid Despite Improved Harvest

Nearly seven million people in Sudan will need food aid in 2006 despite a reasonably good harvest of the 2005-2006 crop, United Nations agencies have reported.


SUDAN: Millions in Need of Food Aid Despite Improved Harvest

Nearly seven million people in Sudan will need food aid in 2006 despite a reasonably good harvest of the 2005-2006 crop, United Nations agencies have reported.


Australian Prime Minister Worries Over 'Extremist' Muslim Immigrants

Australian Prime Minister John Howard says he is concerned about "extremist" Muslim immigrants, insisting such people are antagonistic towards the wider community. Mr. Howard's remarks have sparked criticism from Islamic leaders in Australia.


Australian Prime Minister Worries Over 'Extremist' Muslim Immigrants

Australian Prime Minister John Howard says he is concerned about "extremist" Muslim immigrants, insisting such people are antagonistic towards the wider community. Mr. Howard's remarks have sparked criticism from Islamic leaders in Australia.


Michigan Energy Policy Provides Model for President; States Lead Way to End Country's 'Addiction to Oil'

Several states are pursuing more aggressive policies than the federal government to reduce oil consumption. Renewable Fuel Standards (RFSs) require a minimum share of homegrown vehicle fuels such as ethanol.


Iran: Tensions Mount Ahead Of Moscow Enrichment Talks

An Iranian delegation is due to travel to Moscow on 20 February to discuss a Russian proposal aimed at breaking the deadlock over Tehran's controversial nuclear activities.


Iran: Tensions Mount Ahead Of Moscow Enrichment Talks

An Iranian delegation is due to travel to Moscow on 20 February to discuss a Russian proposal aimed at breaking the deadlock over Tehran's controversial nuclear activities.


UN Human Rights Chief Opens Week-Long Russia Visit

United Nations' High Commissioner for Human Rights Louise Arbour arrives in Moscow today to open a week-long visit to Russia to examine the country's human rights situation.


UN Human Rights Chief Opens Week-Long Russia Visit

United Nations' High Commissioner for Human Rights Louise Arbour arrives in Moscow today to open a week-long visit to Russia to examine the country's human rights situation.


Israeli Cabinet Approves Sanctions on Palestinians

The Israeli cabinet has overwhelmingly approved a range of sanctions against the Palestinian Authority Sunday, after the militant group Hamas assumed control of the Palestinian parliament.


Israeli Cabinet Approves Sanctions on Palestinians

The Israeli cabinet has overwhelmingly approved a range of sanctions against the Palestinian Authority Sunday, after the militant group Hamas assumed control of the Palestinian parliament.