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Cheney accuses Russia of using ‘blunt force’

The US vice president broadened his attack on Russia, directly challenging Vladimir Putin’s view of history and warning that his government could ‘not have it both ways’ by using ‘brute force’ and still hoping to build economic progress

Trichet sees investor role in oil shock

The oil price shock could have been exaggerated by financial speculation, Jean-Claude Trichet, European Central Bank president, suggested for the first time

EU fears Russia will refuse to leave

European Union governments sought a formula for persuading Russia to withdraw from a ‘buffer zone’ in Georgia that they occupied during their military push last month

States feel debt pinch

Bond yields of Portugal, Italy, Greece and Spain widened to record levels against Germany

Right attacks Sarkozy tax plan

The French president triggered a backlash from his centre-right party after his government agreed to tax savers and investors to fund a welfare benefit for the poor

Kremlin calm on foreign capital turmoil

Russia’s economy is strong enough to ride out the financial turmoil caused by foreign capital fleeing the country, says a senior Kremlin aide

US military trained Georgian commandos

The US military provided combat training to 80 Georgian special forces commandos only months prior to Georgia’s army assault in South Ossetia in August

US ship docks in occupied Georgian port

A US vessel bearing humanitarian aid for Georgia anchored off Poti, a Black Sea port still partially occupied by Russian forces, risking fresh tensions with Russia

Cheney backs Ukraine Nato bid

Dick Cheney, the US vice-president, expressed strong US backing for Ukraine as he visited Kiev in show of support in the wake of last month’s conflict between Russia and Georgia

Poland probes possible secret CIA prison

The Polish prosecutor’s office is investigating allegations that there was a CIA prison in Poland where al Qaeda suspects were questioned and guards might have used methods close to torture, the prime minister’s top adviser said

Half-sisters strive to beat Wagner festival curse

Gaza students learn harsh lesson

Sweden signals end to rises

ECB moves to cut lending risk

Beijing’s caution scuppered bank bid

Oil man warns of fresh delay at Kashagan

Banks reel as ECB redraws funding rules

Moscow forced to shore up rouble

Reliance on Russian gas will persist

Poland strives to diversify supplies

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