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There's very little question as to whether Dmitri Medvedev will win Sunday's presidential election in Russia. Speculation among Kremlin watchers now is focused on what kind of president Medvedev might be, and what the United States can do to engage him.
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Prince Harry Withdrawn from Afghanistan
Turkey Pulls Troops from Iraq
Iraq's hard-won security gains are under threat, according to Sunni tribal leaders who led the so-called "awakening movement" against insurgents. Sheikhs from the volatile Anbar province say they see no reason to keep fighting al-Qaida in Iraq if their people are going to be denied political rewards and economic development.
The dust-up caused by the photo that popped up this week featuring Senator Barack Obama in traditional Somali clothing during a trip to Kenya in 2006 hasn't cleared yet. It's rumored that the photo was sent to an online tabloid by a Hillary Clinton staffer. Now, the Kenyan elders have demanded an apology from the Clinton campaign.
