Surprising leeway marks Moscow anti Putin protests
Massive protests across Russia challenge Vladimir Putin amid claims of electoral fraud. Police showed restraint as state TV aired coverage, with organizers asserting tens of thousands in Moscow and thousands in St Petersburg. Observers cited irregularities, while analysts questioned lasting impact and the ruling party’s grip.
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Three women win Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo for justice work
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Leymah Gbowee and Tawakkul Karman accepted the 2011 Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo. Sirleaf urged women to find their voice as the Liberian leader shared the prize with Gbowye and Karman, a Yemeni activist linked to the Arab Spring. The trio each receive 1.5 million dollars for efforts against dictatorship and sexual violence and for women's rights under male supremacy.
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