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Societe Generale SA forecasts an improvement in Russia will continue this year as France’s second-largest bank seeks to move beyond the arrest of the former head of a local unit in a bribery sting.
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Al-Qaeda-linked militants in Somalia said they attacked a United Nations compound in the capital, Mogadishu. At least 15 people died, according to the government.
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Russia’s outgoing central bank Chairman Sergey Ignatiev said a single network of at least 1,173 sham companies is responsible for illegally channeling a minimum of 760 billion rubles ($24 billion) from the country.
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Iran’s presidential election presents a paradox. The vote was free enough for Hassan Rohani to score a shocking win and for the favored conservative candidate to finish a dismal third. And yet it was blatantly unfair because hundreds of reformist and pragmatic candidates were blocked from running.
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West Texas Intermediate crude rose to a four-month high after President Barack Obama was said to authorize arming Syrian rebels groups, ratcheting up tensions in a region home to about a third of the world’s oil supply.
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Hassan Rohani, who criticized government intervention in Iranian lives and pledged dialogue with the world, won the nation’s presidency with enough backing to avoid a second-round vote.
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Hassan Rohani, the lone reformist- backed candidate in Iran’s presidential election, took a clear lead in preliminary results, possibly capturing enough votes to avoid a run-off.
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Hassan Rohani, who has criticized government intervention in Iranian lives and pledged dialogue with the world, won the nation’s presidency today with enough backing to avoid a second-round vote.
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Hassan Rohani, the lone reformist candidate in Iran’s presidential election, took an unexpectedly clear lead in preliminary results, possibly avoiding a run-off.
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Hassan Rohani, the lone reformist- backed candidate in Iran’s election, was announced president- elect today after winning enough votes to avoid a runoff.
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