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President Bush Defends U.S. Policy on Iran, Guantanamo

Amid growing criticism from several countries over the treatment of prisoners of war, President Bush, following a one-day U.S.-EU summit in Vienna, said he hoped "to end Guantanamo." European policy experts discuss the reasons behind lagging U.S. popularity in Europe.

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Jun 07

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European Investigator Details Web of Secret CIA Prisons and Transfers

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Fourteen countries helped the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency build a network of secret flights and detention centers to fight the war on terrorism, according to a Council of Europe investigator's report released Wednesday.

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Jun 29

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Court Strikes Down Internet Porn Law, Rejects Foreigner's Human Rights Case

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The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday suspended enforcement of a 1998 federal law designed to shield minors from Internet pornography, saying it likely violates the constitutional right to freedom of speech.

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Apr 17

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U.N. Rejects Bid to Censure Russia on Alleged Chechnya Abuses

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The United Nations Human Rights Commission rejected Wednesday the latest bid by the European Union to formally censure Russia for alleged human rights violations in the war-torn republic of Chechnya.

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