Senators Jim DeMint, Jon Kyl and Roger Wicker urged President Barack Obama to raise three major issues during his visit to Moscow to meet with Russian President Dmitri Medvedev.

The election campaign is in progress in Kyrgyzstan.On July 2, Toktaim Umetalieva continued her meetings with the population in Chui oblast. Today she visited the Community Center in Jail rayon and visited Belovodskoye, Sokuluk and Alexandrovka villages.Her election campaign office

The Kyrgyz Ministry of Education and Science is about to complete delivery of books to kindergartens across the country. Each kindergarten will get from 100 to 400 books, depending upon a number of children enrolled in a kindergarten.12.5 million som

The Central Election Commission of Kyrgyztsan will control printing of ballots for the upcoming presidential elections from July 4 to 10.Ballots will be printed in accordance with approved schedule and should complete no later than 10 days in advance of

The sculptures made on works by Chinghiz Aitmatov were presented in the town of Cholpon-Ata at Lake Issyk-Kul on July 1.The presentation of sculptures was organized as part of the international symposium on sculpture and ceramics made on works by

The first tons of oil were dispatched from Yylakly field in Central Karakum to the Turkmenbashi oil refineries. The subdivisions of Turkmennebit State Concern launched pilot and commercial operation of the deposits, which are located 65 kilometers to the north

Our view • Wal-Mart — yes, Wal-Mart — joins the chorus for health reform.

As of June 29, a team of water utility experts from Poltava is instructing their Lviv colleagues how to make deadbeats living multi-apartment buildings pay their water bills by disconnecting them from the sewage system. Poltava experts are using a

A NUNS lawmaker Eduard Zejnalov says he has no plans so far to quit the coalition with BYUT pursuant to Our Ukraine congress decision passed on June 29. He says he will first discuss it with his voters, Ukrayinska Pravda

Yanukovych comments after the abortive vote on the Regions ultimatum to raise subsistence level are just nonsense. He has no moral right to offer his comments as, after so much hubbub by the Regions about the importance of raising the

Serhy Tihipko, one of the presidential contenders, says that younger politicians, not Yushchenko, Tymoshenko and Yanukovych, will be the main runners in the forthcoming presidential election. Tihipko was speaking to journalists in Lviv July 2, ZIK reports.

The leader of the Party of Regions Viktor Yanukovych is not supportive of holding a snap parliamentary election prior to the presidential one, saying both elections should be simultaneous, Ukrayinska Pravda reports.

Earl Henry Sholley, a successful businessman and Norfolk, MA resident, has formally announced his candidacy for U.S. Congress representing the Massachusetts 4th Congressional District. "I understand the many problems facing the citizens of the 4th District, economic uncertainty and high

Citing their "decency" policy, the Milwaukee Office of Clear Channel Outdoor, a division of Clear Channel Communications Inc. has refused to allow Wisconsinites Interests Now (WIN), the group spearheading the recall effort of Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle, to purchase billboard

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U.S. African Chamber of Commerce Encourages the African Union to set a Political Agenda for African Unity, Integration and the creation of one Continent.The African Union (AU) holds its 13th semiannual summit Wednesday in Libya's coastal city, Sirte. (PRWeb Jul

The County of Santa Barbara has launched a revamped online legislative research center, making it even easier for citizens, press and elected officials to see the county's agendas, minutes and agenda item details. The new site, powered by Legistar InSite,

Telegraph View: The overwhelming verdict of the business community will be that he should drop this dangerous idea.

Telegraph View: The collapse of National Express raises fresh questions about the Government's transport strategy