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Friday 15 January 2010
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![A Haitian woman struggles to escape from a pile of rubble after a huge earthquake struck Port-au-Prince on January 12. - The <a href="http://www.rferl.org/content/Frustration_Grows_In_Haiti_Over_Delays_In_Delivering_Earthquake_Aid/1930061.html"><b>death toll</a></b> from the 7.0 magnitude earthquake is thought to be in the tens of thousands. Survivors in the impoverished country were left in desperate need of food, clean water, and medical aid. <br /><br /> Photo by Lisandro Suero for AFP]()
January 15, 2010Photos Of The Week: January 9-15
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![Belarusian swimmers in Vitebsk prepare for a dip in icy waters on January 7. - Photo by RFE/RL]()
January 08, 2010Photos Of The Week: January 1-8
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![Georgian Orthodox believers walk to the Trinity Cathedral in Tbilisi for Christmas Mass. - Orthodox Christians celebrate Christmas on January 7, in keeping with the traditional Julian calendar, which sets the holiday 13 days later than the more widespread Gregorian calendar.
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January 07, 2010Celebrations Of Orthodox Christmas
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![The Glory Memorial, a Soviet-era monument by sculptor Merab Berdzenishvili - Georgian officials ordered the Glory Memorial to be razed to make way for a new parliament building. The memorial, dedicated to the thousands of Georgian soldiers who lost their lives fighting for the USSR in World War II, stood in Kutaisi, Georgia's second-largest city.]()
December 20, 2009Soviet-Era Monument Demolished In Georgia
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![A woman casts her ballot at a polling station in the town of Prizren in Kosovo. - Voters across Kosovo cast ballots on December 13 in runoffs to elect mayors in the country's <b><a href="http://www.rferl.org/content/Monitors_Praise_Smooth_Ballot_in_Kosovo_Elections/1879887.html">first elections</a></b> since unilaterally declaring independence from Serbia in 2008.
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December 18, 2009Photos Of The Week: December 12-18
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![A Mongolian tour guide dressed in traditional costume. - Mongolia has sought to build up its tourism industry in the 20 years since it abandoned communism and switched to a market economy. This has led to a proliferation of so-called "tourist camps," where foreign visitors can sleep in yurts, tour the countryside on horse- and camelback, and watch modern-day Mongolian warriors re-enact traditional battles.]()
December 11, 2009Mongolia -- Land Of Milk & Mutton
