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05 February 2013 • 07:46 AMT
Yura Movsisyan scores 1st goal as part of Spartak FC

Diniyar Bilyaletdinov was the first to open the score, with Movsisyan scoring another goal on the 81 minute.

05 February 2013 • 07:46 AMT
U.S. military lifting ban on Afghan airline

The suspension last month came after the U.S. military found evidence that opium was being smuggled on Kam Air flights.

05 February 2013 • 07:44 AMT
Seven tourists raped near Mexican resort of Acapulco

Local media reported that several other people in the same group had been tied up and gagged while the attack took place.

05 February 2013 • 07:28 AMT
Toyota expecting fiscal year profit of $9.3bn

“We believe that our efforts have been bearing fruit and that we are finally on the road to sustainable growth,” said Takahiko Ijichi.

05 February 2013 • 07:24 AMT
Armenia to play first ever match against Luxemburg

Chief coach Vardan Minasyan earlier stressed the need for Armenia to solve the problem of defense midfielder.

05 February 2013 • 07:05 AMT
Argentina 3rd in Davis Cup rankings

Serbia, France and Argentina secured quarterfinal spots by taking unassailable leads against Belgium, Israel and Germany.

05 February 2013 • 06:46 AMT
Nearly 100 Russian websites blocked over child pornography

“Those are the websites that have been confirmed as carrying child pornography,” Tatyana Shishova has said.

05 February 2013 • 06:38 AMT
U.S. govt. to sue S&P by over mortgage bonds assessment

The move follows a breakdown in talks between the justice department and S&P. Several states are expected to join the suit.

05 February 2013 • 06:07 AMT
Former Iranian prosecutor arrested, no reason given

The spokesman for Iran’s judiciary, Gholamhossein Mohseni-Ejei, said in January that Iran’s court would address the cases in March.

05 February 2013 • 05:59 AMT
Russia to launch rocket with 6 telecommunications satellites

The first six second-generation satellites were orbited in October 2010. Another 12 were put into orbit in 2011.

05 February 2013 • 05:53 AMT
U.S. Energy Department hit by major cyber-attack

While no classified information was compromised, there are indications the hackers could have been seeking access to such data.

05 February 2013 • 05:42 AMT
Oil prices near $96 as Asian, U.S. stocks sink

Oil prices had risen steadily since they traded near $86 a barrel in mid-December on hopes for an improving global economy.

05 February 2013 • 05:36 AMT
The Troggs frontman Reg Presley dies at 71

Reg Presley announced his retirement from music a year ago after being taken ill during a concert in Germany.

05 February 2013 • 05:31 AMT
U.S. Vice President praises France’s intervention in Mali

“Your decisive action is not only in the interest of France, but quite frankly the United States, and everyone,” Joe Biden said.

05 February 2013 • 05:23 AMT
Facebook reportedly developing mobile location-tracking app

Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg emphasized the need for new mobile products in a Jan 30 call with analysts.

05 February 2013 • 05:12 AMT
China’s Huawei launches Windows smartphone for Africa

Fuchs estimates that there will be “tens of millions of smart devices available across the continent in the next couple of years.”

05 February 2013 • 05:06 AMT
Boeing asks for permission to conduct Dreamliner test flights

Boeing said it has submitted an application to conduct test flights. The FAA stated it is evaluating the company’s request.

05 February 2013 • 05:00 AMT
U.S. warns of ‘consequences’ of N. Korea’s nuke tests

Kim Sook said there are “very busy activities” taking place at North Korea’s nuclear test site “and everybody’s watching.”

04 February 2013 • 17:52 AMT
“Interview with the Vampire” helmer’s “Byzantium” trailer

The follows a mother/daughter vampire duo who arrive in a small British town where their secret doesn’t stay kept for long.

04 February 2013 • 17:46 AMT
Karzai says he excuses Prince Harry’s comments about Taliban

Prince Harry, an Apache helicopter co-pilot gunner, arrived back from his second tour Afghanistan less than two weeks ago.

04 February 2013 • 17:42 AMT
Colin Farrell joins Anthony Hopkins in “Solace” thriller

The story centers on a former doctor with psychic abilities who gets roped in by the FBI to aid in a serial killer case.

04 February 2013 • 17:30 AMT
Armenian people waking up from coma – presidential hopeful

“For the first time in 20 years, people seem ready to assume responsibility for changing the situation in the country,” Hovannisian said.

04 February 2013 • 17:21 AMT
Greece’s finance minister gets bullet by mail

Some of the attacks were claimed by leftist groups protesting capitalism and police raids against squats in the centre of Athens.

04 February 2013 • 17:03 AMT
Turkish businessman granted ‘Steve Jobs’ trademark for clothing line

The trademark is listed as having “protected” status, although it is unclear whether that is the same as “granted” in the U.S.

04 February 2013 • 16:56 AMT
Nokia to introduce 41MP Pureview camera to Lumia range – report

Bringing the top end 41MP Pureview camera to top end of Lumia range could help Nokia further differentiate itself from Windows Phone rivals.

04 February 2013 • 16:47 AMT
No deal to lower gas price for Ukraine, Russia says

Russia has invited Ukraine to join the Customs Union, a concession necessary to get a discount on Russian gas.

04 February 2013 • 16:39 AMT
Salehi sees Biden’s offer as change of U.S. approach to Iran

Iran’s Foreign Minister said in Berlin that it was still very difficult for Tehran and Washington to trust each other.

04 February 2013 • 16:28 AMT
“Warm Bodies” zombie romcom claims box-office victory

Last week’s winner “Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters” dropped to the runner-up spot with an estimated $9.2 million.

04 February 2013 • 16:21 AMT
Stephen King’s “Under the Dome” unveils 1st teaser

The new show follows locals at a Maine vacation spot which becomes trapped under a mysterious invisible force field.

04 February 2013 • 16:13 AMT
Azeri woman tries to cross Karabakh border

The woman took the step because of Azeri authorities’ unacceptable treatment of her 5 sons, who became disabled in Karabakh war.