Last Updated: Monday, August 11, 2008 12:22 GMT EU bureaucrats outnumber British army two to one, say campaigners The Pipeline War: Russian bear goes for West's jugular FBI documents reveal new look at JFK assassination Fighting with Russia spreads to cities across Georgia 
Civilian Genocide, Dead Americans Cost Of U.S.-Russia Proxy War
The truth behind who is primarily responsible for the bloodshed unfolding in South Ossetia and surrounding areas has been buried by the western corporate media.
• ‘This Is Genocide’: American Witness Says U.S. and Georgia to Answer for Violence
• Russia steps up attacks on Georgia
• Georgian troops burn South Ossetian refugees alive
• Lavrov tells Rice about Georgia’s numerous war crimes in S Ossetia
• Georgian forces keep shooting at Russian peacekeepers
• Russia points to media bias in coverage of S.Ossetia conflict •Did mercenaries help Georgia?
• US partly to blame – ex Georgian FM
• Tbilisi civilian airport hit in Russian air strike
• Oil prices rise on S. Ossetia war
• War in the Caucasus: Towards a Broader Russia-US Military Confrontation?
A study released by the Open Europe think tank, which wants to control the influence and scale of the EU, has found that 170,000 people now work for EU institutions.
Georgia has today withdrawn its troops from the capital of South Ossetia, according to reports. The ceasefire came just hours after claims emerged Russian jets had bombed a vital pipeline that supplies oil to the West.
• Fox News Host Refuses To Talk About Russia-Georgia War, Insists On Covering Edwards’
• Pravda: War between Russia and Georgia orchestrated from USA
• Russia strikes a blow at its fears of Nato encirclement
• Putin accuses Georgia of genocide
• Russian Ships Steam Toward Georgia as Conflict Grows
• U.S. Assails Russian 'Escalation' Of Crisis
• Russian jets targeted major oil pipeline-Georgia
• Georgia clashes threaten EU oil supplies
A newly released FBI file is revealing a different look at the investigation into the assassination of President John F Kennedy.
Bombs rocked Tbilisi early Saturday morning as the fight between Georgia and Russia over a breakaway region intensified and moved into the Georgian capital.
• Shelling of South Ossetia capital stopped
• We are at war with Russia, declares Georgian leader
• Putin: War has started
• Georgia disputes control of South Ossetian capital
• Global Politics Add Oxygen to a Smoldering Dispute
Monday, 11 August 2008
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