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Abramovich wins UK court battle
AFP, London
Russian oligarch Boris Berezovsky lost his long-running legal battle with fellow tycoon Roman Abramovich in London's High Court yesterday.
Berezovsky, 66, was seeking
more than £3 billion ($4.75 billion, 3.8 billion euros) in damages after accusing the 45-year-old owner of Chelsea football club of blackmail, breach of trust and breach of contract.
Berezovsky claimed Abramovich "betrayed" him and "intimidated" him into selling shares in the Russian oil company Sibneft for a "mere 1.3 billion dollars". Abramovich firmly denied the allegations.
Abramovich and Berezovsky have spent a reported 100 million pounds fighting the case, which has involved an army of lawyers.
Assange 'facing year in embassy'
AFP, Quito
Julian Assange expects to remain holed up in Ecuador's London embassy for up to a year as the two countries struggle to resolve a diplomatic row over the controversial WikiLeaks founder.
Assange took shelter in the embassy in June after exhausting all appeals against extradition to Sweden, where he is wanted for questioning over sexual assault allegations. Earlier this month Ecuador granted him asylum.
"I believe this will be resolved in six to 12 months,” the 41 -year-old Australian said in an interview.
Earlier this week, Ecuador's leftist President Rafael Correa said the case could take years to resolve and depended on London and Stockholm.
Huge wildfire rages in Spain
BBC Online
Spanish firefighters were battling a huge wildfire raging near the wealthy resort of Marbella on the country's Costa del Sol yesterday.
At least one person has died and thousands more have been evacuated.
Hundreds of firefighters, backed up by emergency military personnel and 31 planes and helicopters, continue to battle a huge blaze that is being fanned by hot, dry winds.
The fire started on Thursday afternoon in the Sierra Negra area of Coin, near Malaga and has now
DSK's wife confirms separation
AFP, Paris
Dominique Strauss-Kahn's wife Anne Sinclair indirectly confirmed yesterday that she had separated from the former IMF chief engulfed in an ongoing sex scandal.
She was asked in a newspaper interview how her personal life was going "since your separation from Dominique Strauss-Kahn", and replied that she was doing very well.
"I'm in good form, I've been on holiday, I'm working hard, I'm focusing on the American elections," Sinclair, a journalist who currently heads the French edition of the Huffington Post news website, told Le Parisien daily.
A source close to Strauss-Kahn said last month that the high-profile French couple, both 63 years
Occupy protest plans to block NYSE
AFP, New York
Occupy Wall Street will mark its first anniversary this September by attempting to blockade the New York Stock Exchange and trying to arrest bankers, organizers saidThursday.
The social protest movememt has seen a steep drop in support since its founding a year ago, when hundreds of people camped in Zuccotti Park near Wall Street to protest bank bailouts and what they