A Hong Kong-based development company has signed an agreement with Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega to build a channel across Nicaragua, similar to the Panama Canal.
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For Snowden, a Life of Ambition, Despite the Driftingby By JOHN M. BRODER and SCOTT SHANE
From Edward J. Snowden’s friends and his own voluminous Web postings emerges a portrait of a talented young man who did not finish high school but bragged online that employers “fight over me.”
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Many Iranians assumed that a hard-line candidate favored by Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei would succeed Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. But moderate cleric Hassan Rohani is on the verge of a stunning upset.
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The Russian foreign minister says that evidence of chemical weapons use cited by the Americans is unreliable because the samples were not taken by experts or properly monitored until they reached a laboratory.
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In a striking repudiation of the ultraconservatives who wield power in Iran, Iranian voters overwhelmingly elected Hasan Rowhani as their next president.
Iranian Moderate Appears to Have Won Presidential Election
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The cleric Hassan Rowhani, the field’s most moderate candidate, held a decisive edge in preliminary results, followed by Mohammad Baqer Ghalibaf, Tehran’s popular mayor.
Iranian Moderate Appears to Have Won Presidential Election
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The cleric Hassan Rowhani, the field’s most moderate candidate, held a decisive edge in preliminary results, followed by Mohammad Baqer Ghalibaf, Tehran’s popular mayor.
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Hassan Rowhani, a moderate, has been elected the next president of Iran.
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