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RT News - May 14, 2014 (12:00 MSK)

The UN says Kiev may have violated international agreemets - using military helicopters with the organisation's insignia during the crackdown on anti-government protesters, in the latest deadly fighting. The United States considers lifting a decades-old ban on exporting oil, as its chief competitors contend with Western sanctions, crises and civil war. And, giving fruit the boot - European shoppers are left empty handed as the EU slaps a ban on Indian mangos.

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Energy/Resources

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Military/Intelligence

North Korea 'Preparing For Nuclear Test'

Fall in violent crime could be down to antipsychotic drugs, says mental health expert

Chinese Police Will Soon Patrol The Streets Of Paris

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 Civil Unrest/Politics

Fast-food workers plan global protest

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