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News Thailand democracy group urges new PM to lift martial law
Thailand democracy group urges new PM to lift martial law
Katerina Ossenova
October 3, 2006 03:51:00 pm

A coalition of Thai democracy activists and academics Tuesday called for newly appointed Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont to lift the martial law imposed on the country by the military leaders who seized power...

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News UN envoys finds Israel and Hezbollah both breached international humanitarian law
UN envoys finds Israel and Hezbollah both breached international humanitarian law
Katerina Ossenova
October 3, 2006 03:13:00 pm

A group of four UN human rights envoys reported Tuesday that Israel and Hezbollah both broke international humanitarian law during the 34-day Middle East conflict . Secretary-General Kofi Annan's representative on displaced people Walter Kaelin,...

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News Australia AG insists Hicks military trial will not hear evidence coerced by torture
Australia AG insists Hicks military trial will not hear evidence coerced by torture
Brett Murphy
October 3, 2006 02:19:00 pm

The US military commission expected to try Australian Guantanamo detainee David Hicks will not allow evidence coerced through torture, Australian Attorney General Philip Ruddock told ABC News on Tuesday. Ruddock added...

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News Microsoft files appeal against EU antitrust fine
Microsoft files appeal against EU antitrust fine
Brett Murphy
October 3, 2006 01:56:00 pm

Microsoft filed an appeal with the European Court of First Instance on Tuesday, contesting the $357 million fine imposed against it by the European Commission in July for...

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News Iraqi court delays verdict in Saddam crimes against humanity case
Iraqi court delays verdict in Saddam crimes against humanity case
Brett Murphy
October 3, 2006 01:36:00 pm

The verdict in the Dujail crimes against humanity case against Saddam Hussein has been postponed despite previous expectations that it would be delivered October 16 , the court trying the case announced Tuesday....

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News Foley investigation may lead to charges under sexual predator law he co-sponsored
Foley investigation may lead to charges under sexual predator law he co-sponsored
Brett Murphy
October 3, 2006 01:12:00 pm

The FBI Tuesday continued an investigation into possible sex crimes by Rep. Mark Foley (R-FL) that may lead to charges under the Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act of 2006 , a...

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News UK balking at US bid to return British residents from Guantanamo: report
UK balking at US bid to return British residents from Guantanamo: report
Holly Manges Jones
October 3, 2006 10:43:00 am

The US and UK governments have been discussing the release of nine British residents currently being held at the US prison base in Guantanamo Bay , but the British government has so far refused to...

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News Europe court allows gender pay differential
Europe court allows gender pay differential
Holly Manges Jones
October 3, 2006 08:22:00 am

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled Tuesday that European companies may pay their male employees more in wages based on years of service even though women in the same positions may have less seniority due...

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News Afghan detainees launch legal challenge to US military commissions bill
Afghan detainees launch legal challenge to US military commissions bill
Holly Manges Jones
October 3, 2006 07:51:00 am

Lawyers representing 25 detainees in US custody at Bagram Airbase in Afghanistan filed a habeas corpus petition Monday calling for their release and permission to meet with attorneys, two requests not...

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News Japan PM denies he wants to change constitution to ‘wage war overseas’
Japan PM denies he wants to change constitution to ‘wage war overseas’
Holly Manges Jones
October 3, 2006 07:17:00 am

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told opposition leaders in the lower house of Parliament Tuesday that while he intends to change the role of the country's military in the Japanese constitution , he does not...

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Treaty with Russia ceded Alaska to the United States

On March 30, 1867, the US and Russia signed a treaty ceding Alaska to the United States for a payment of $7,200,000 in gold.

Review the terms of a Treaty concerning the Cession of the Russian Possessions in North America by his Majesty the Emperor of all the Russias to the United States of America, the terms of which were included in the Treaty's Proclamation by President Andrew Johnson on June 20, 1867.

Treaty of Paris ends Crimean War

On March 30, 1856, representatives of Great Britain, France, Sardinia, Russia, and the Ottoman Empire signed the Treaty of Paris of 1856, ending the Crimean War. The treaty confirmed Russia's loss of power and territory a result of the war. The Black Sea region and some Russian islands were demilitarized, and Russia lost its influence over Romanian principalities and Christians in the Ottoman Empire under the terms of the treaty.

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