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Putin to address parliament amid Russia economy woes

President Vladimir Putin is expected to focus on Russia's economy when he delivers his annual state of the nation address to parliament later. Mr Putin is due to address key issues in his speech at the Kremlin at 12:00 local time (09:00 GMT). It comes just days after the government warned that Russia would fall into recession next year. Western sanctions, in response to Russia's role in eastern Ukraine, and falling oil prices have...

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Hong Kong's Occupy Central founders surrender to police

The three founders of Hong Kong's Occupy Central movement have turned themselves in to police over their role in pro-democracy demonstrations.Benny Tai, Chan Kin-man and Chu Yiu-ming said they wanted to take responsibility for protests deemed illegal by authorities. But after a brief meeting they left without being arrested or charged. Protesters have been demonstrating for two months over Beijing's restrictions on Hong Kong's election...

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Pentagon: There are 'indications' that Iran may have bombed ISIS in Iraq

The United States and Iran may be bombing a common enemy in Iraq, one whom they both despise -- ISIS. Recent media reports from the region claim Iran's military conducted air raids in eastern Iraq, and on Tuesday, a spokesman for the Pentagon said the reports might be true."We have indications that they (Iranians) have flown these missions in recent days, these airstrikes in eastern Iraq," Rear Admiral John Kirby told CNN's Wolf Blitzer.No...

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Sweden government close to collapse

Sweden's left-of-centre government is facing defeat in a budget vote that could prompt snap elections less than three months after it came to power.Social Democrat Prime Minister Stefan Lofven wants to increase taxes and raise spending on welfare and jobs. But he has failed to reach a deal with the centre-right opposition, and the far-right Sweden Democrats have said they will block the budget. The Sweden Democrats emerged as...

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Tips To Increase traffic on your Blog or Website

When I first started SEO, building links wasn't my strong suit. Writing outreach emails terrified me, and I had little experience creating killer content. Instead, I focused on the easy wins. While off-page factors like links typically weigh more heavily than on-page efforts in Google's search results, SEOs today have a number of levers to pull in order to gain increased search traffic without ever building...

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Increase traffic on your Blog or Website

Lack of website traffic is one of the most common challenges I hear from business owners. Many report having lost a significant percentage of their search traffic over the past year or two, and are continuously looking for new ways to drive relevant traffic to their site. This article is an attempt to give marketers and business owners a whole battery of straight-to-the-point, actionable tips for getting traffic to your website or blog. While some of these strategies won’t be a quick fix, you may be surprised how quickly many of them start...

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Russia drops South Stream gas pipeline plan

Russian President Vladimir Putin says the proposed South Stream gas pipeline will not go ahead.Speaking on a visit to Turkey, he said Russia would instead look at creating a gas hub on the Turkish-Greek border. Mr Putin blamed European opposition to the South Stream plan, which was funded by Russia's state gas giant Gazprom. The pipeline was to have run under the Black Sea to southern and central Europe, providing another transit...

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North Korea refuses to deny Sony Pictures cyber-attack

North Korea has refused to deny involvement in a cyber-attack on Sony Pictures that came ahead of the release of a film about leader Kim Jong-un. Sony is investigating after its computers were attacked and unreleased films made available on the internet. When asked if it was involved in the attack a spokesman for the North Korean government replied: "Wait and see." In June, North Korea complained to the United Nations and the US...

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New EU leader Donald Tusk makes tough unity pledge

The new chairman of EU summits, former Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, says the EU needs unity and "ruthless determination" to end the economic crisis and counter the bloc's foes.Mr Tusk, 57, was speaking at a ceremony in Brussels, where Herman Van Rompuy bowed out after a five-year term. In a veiled warning about Russia's actions in Ukraine, Mr Tusk said "history is back, and such times need leadership and political unity". ...

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Mubarak cleared: Egypt protests as ex-leader charges dropped

About 2,000 people massed in Cairo's Tahrir Square, the birthplace of the 2011 revolution. At least one person was reported killed in the clashes. Mubarak was originally sentenced to life in jail then cleared in a retrial. In a TV interview after the ruling, Mubarak said he did "nothing wrong". The former president, 86, is serving a separate three-year sentence for embezzlement of public funds.He is currently being held...

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US Black Friday quieter as bargains spread over two days

The traditional scrum of sharp elbows was notably less intense on Black Friday in the US this year. The crowds, gathering at the US's big shopping centres, appeared to have exhausted some of their shopping enthusiasm on Thursday. As last year, many retailers had opened their doors early to try to pull shoppers in ahead of rivals. "The consumer clearly enjoys shopping on Thanksgiving," said Target's chief executive, Brian Cornell....

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Pope Francis due in Turkey for historic visit

Pope Francis will arrive in Turkey shortly for what is billed as a historic trip to help interfaith dialogue in the country.At the start of the three-day tour he is set to meet newly-elected President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Ankara. He then plans to visit Istanbul for a meeting with the head of the Orthodox Christian church. It will be only the fourth time in history that a pope has visited Muslim-majority Turkey. During his...

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Former Tory minister Owen Paterson to urge UK's EU exit

Ex-environment secretary Owen Paterson will tell business leaders the UK could flourish economically outside the EU. The move is likely to put pressure on the prime minister, amid Tory divisions over the party's position on Europe. David Cameron says he wants to renegotiate the UK's EU membership ahead of an in/out referendum by 2017. The prime minister's promise to hold a vote on Europe if the Conservatives win the next...

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