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- West Bank cinema revived by a death
A cinema in the West Bank city of Jenin will open for business next week for the first time in 23 years, following ... - 62 cops linked to Mexican drug cartels arrested
Mexican federal authorities arrested 62 police officers in the state of Baja California Thursday suspected of ties ... - Arab leaders give OK for direct Palestinian talks with Israel
Arab leaders gave the Palestinian Authority Thursday the green light for direct talks with Israel, a move that prom ... - Karzai denounces leaking of Afghan informant names
Afghanistan's president said he is incensed that leaked secret U.S. military documents include the names of Afghan ... - Scores die of cholera in Cameroon
More than 100 people have died of cholera in Cameroon, according to Joseph Beti Assomo, a regional governor.
[Courtesy of CNN.com - World]
- Karzai calls WikiLeaks disclosures 'shocking' and dangerous to Afghan informants
KABUL -- President Hamid Karzai said on Thursday that the disclosure of the names of Afghan informants in the trov ... - Lack of funding threatens the future of HIV drug therapy in the developing world
Ten years ago, many experts thought you couldn't bring antiretroviral therapy to people with AIDS in poor countrie ... - Airbus crashes near Islamabad; all 152 aboard killed, including 2 Americans
ISLAMABAD -- A passenger plane crashed into the hills surrounding Pakistan's capital Wednesday morning and officia ... - Featured Advertiser
- Second missing U.S. sailor in Afghanistan is found dead
KABUL -- The second U.S. sailor who went missing in eastern Afghanistan last week has been found dead and his body ...
[Courtesy of Wash Post World]
- Spanish Court Seeks Arrest of U.S. Soldiers in Hotel Attack
Spain's National Court has re-opened its case against three U.S. troops implicated in a 2003 attack on Baghdad's Ho ... - Will Singer Wyclef Jean Run for President of Haiti?
Haitian-American Wyclef Jean, former leader of the Fugees, remains coy about declaring his candidacy for President ... - Washington Raises Iran War Rhetoric Over Nuclear Program
The bomb-Iran agitation in Washington combined with President Obama's keeping a military option "on the table" may ... - France After Baby Murders: Confronting Pregnancy Denial
As Dominique Cottrez is arrested for killing her newborn babies, France struggles to understand pregnancy denial, t ... - Afghan Women Fear Their Fate Amid Taliban Negotiations
As the U.S. searches for a way out of Afghanistan, some policymakers suggest negotiating with the Taliban. But that ...
[Courtesy of TIME.com: Top World Stories]
- Georgia says Russian troops still fighting despite accord
An agreement was reached on Wednesday on a framework to end the war, but President Mikheil Saakashvili of Georgia s ... - France seeks to unite EU behind Georgia truce plan
France, flush with diplomatic triumph after negotiating a cease-fire in Georgia, sought Wednesday to unite the 26 o ... - After mixed U.S. messages, a war erupted in Georgia
Bush administration officials say they cautioned Georgia not to let Russia provoke it into a fight, but the warning ... - U.S. officials say they warned Georgia to avoid fight
Bush administration officials have been adamant in asserting that they warned the government in Tbilisi not to let ... - Russia still on offensive, Georgia president says
After agreeing to a cease-fire with Russia, Mikheil Saakashvili said Russian tanks were attacking Gori in central G ...
[Courtesy of IHT: Europe]
- THAROOR: Broadband Liberation
- DELONG: John Stewart Mill vs. the European Central Bank
- AFRICA: Africa’s Economic House Divided
- FAN: Balancing China’s High Savings
- WEEKLY: Is Middle East War Inevitable?
[Courtesy of Project Syndicate]
- Chopper crashes while fighting B.C. wildfire
Two pilots are recovering after their helicopter crashed while fighting a wildfire in B.C.'s southern interior. - Enbridge oil not expected to reach Lake Michigan
Oil that spilled from an Enbridge pipeline into a southern Michigan waterway is not expected to reach Lake Michigan ... - DND computers used to change Wikipedia site
A Defence Department spokesperson confirms computers at the department's research agency were used to alter a Wikip ... - Karzai says WikiLeaks war logs endanger informants
Afghan President Hamid Karzai condemned the leak of thousands of secret U.S. defence documents relating to the war ... - Slash salt intake, Canadians advised
Canadians should consume half the sodium they're now taking in from foods and drinks as part of a multi-pronged app ...
[Courtesy of CBC | Top Stories News]
- 'It's unacceptable. Pak must eliminate Lashkar'
Unfazed by Pakistan's angry reaction, British Prime Minister David Cameron has said that the existence of terror gr ... - Dr Singh, Cameron send tough message to Pak
Addressing a joint press conference with British Prime Minister David Cameron in New Delhi, Dr Singh said that Indi ... - Cameron's tirade against Pak unacceptable: Qureshi
Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi on Thursday slammed British Prime Minister David Cameron's warning t ... - Pak furious, but Cameron sticks to 'export of terror' comment
Notwithstanding angry reactions from Islamabad, British Premier David Cameron on Thursday refused to retract his re ... - Pak air crash: Rescuers yet to find 'black box'
Emergency teams braving heavy rains and slush were continuing efforts to recover bodies and 'black box' and flight ...
[Courtesy of rediff News: International]
- FBI to aid Afghan war leak probe
US Defence Secretary Robert Gates calls in the FBI to help investigate the leaking of 90,000 classified papers rela ... - Lockerbie inquiry 'may visit UK'
The US senator, who is to chair a congressional inquiry into the Lockerbie bomber release, tells the BBC he may sen ... - Welfare reform options outlined
Ministers are to set out options for reforming the benefits system and moving people from welfare into work. - Public to veto council tax rises
The public will be able to veto their council tax bills in England if charges are above an agreed limit, ministers ... - Frenchwoman 'smothered newborns'
Prosecutors say a Frenchwoman has admitted killing eight newborn babies after remains are found in a northern villa ...
[Courtesy of BBC News - Home]
- PATROL LOST IN TRIANGLE ATTACK; Shias seek security ‘lead’; Saudis nudged
BAGHDAD (Agencies): The leader of Iraqs largest Shiite political party on Saturday called for a security agree ... - Majority of victims PPP workers; Gunbattles kill 34 in Karachi
KARACHI (AFP): Fierce gunbattles between rival Pakistani political activists killed 34 people Saturday in the worst ... - Town simmers as US battles to restore services; ‘Samara suffering sectarian siege’
SAMARRA, Iraq (AFP): As the sun set over Samarra, the US soldiers paced the dusty streets in battle formation while ... - Palestinian police to quit Gaza Strip after Hamas-Fatah deal; Jordan’s king to meet Abbas
GAZA CITY (Agencies): Palestinian national police are to be pulled from Gaza under a deal between president Mahmud ... - Afghan foreign minister ousted over refugees influx from Iran; 20 Taleban militants killed in fresh fighting
KABUL, Afghanistan (Agencies): Afghan lawmakers voted Saturday to oust the foreign minister over the mishandling of ...
[Courtesy of Arab Times: World]
- Enbridge oil not expected to reach Lake Michigan
Oil that spilled from an Enbridge pipeline into a southern Michigan waterway is not expected to reach Lake Michigan ... - Karzai says WikiLeaks war logs endanger informants
Afghan President Hamid Karzai condemned the leak of thousands of secret U.S. defence documents relating to the war ... - Bear attacks Ont. woman in Montana
A London, Ont., woman is recovering in a Wyoming hospital after a near-fatal bear attack late Wednesday night in a ... - Frenchwoman charged in baby deaths
A Frenchwoman who admitted suffocating eight of her newborns and concealing their corpses in the garden and garage ... - BP prepares to plug damaged well
A procedure intended to ease the job of plugging BP's blown-out Gulf of Mexico well for good could start as early a ...
[Courtesy of CBC | World News]
- Militants kill 16 security officials in Iraq, fly al-Qaeda flag
Militants flew an al-Qaeda flag over a Baghdad neighborhood Thursday after killing 16 security officials and burnin ... - Top Mexican drug lord killed in military raid
The Mexican army says one of the top three leaders of Mexico's most powerful drug cartel has been killed in a clash ... - In Afghanistan, success measured a step at a time
In a war like Afghanistan, victory is measured one village at a time, how few mines you run into, and whether peopl ... - Russians may be more negative but less depressed than Americans
Despite what many social observers have described as a generally dark and brooding take on life, a new report sugge ... - Venice Festival to premiere 79 films
Sofia Coppola's comic drama Somewhere, and Darren Aronofsky's Black Swan will make their world premieres at the V ...
[Courtesy of USATODAY.com World News]
- French woman admits killing 8 newborns
A French woman who admitted suffocating eight of her newborns and concealing their corpses in the garden and garage ... - Gruesome charges detailed against suspected Nazi
The world's third most wanted Nazi suspect was involved in the entire process of killing Jews at the Belzec death c ... - Poll: Pakistanis have negative view of U.S.
Despite billions in aid from Washington and a shared threat from extremists, Pakistanis have an overwhelmingly nega ... - Second U.S. sailor's body recovered in Afghanistan
A senior U.S. military official and Afghan officials say the body of a second U.S. sailor who went missing in a dan ... - Google says search cut off from mainland China
Google said Thursday that its search engine and other services were abruptly cut off from mainland China, raising m ...
[Courtesy of msnbc.com: World news]
- Al-Qaida Plants Flag In Baghdad After Killing 16
The militants burned some of the bodies of the security officials in a brazen afternoon attack. Across the country, ... - Pentagon Slams Leak Of Afghan War Reports
WikiLeaks' publishing of secret intelligence reports has done severe damage, Defense Secretary Robert Gates said Th ... - Beijing Wary Of Rising Tide Of Veterans' Discontent
A seldom-seen aspect of China's ambitious military modernization is the plight of demobilized soldiers who have fal ... - 2nd Missing Sailor's Body Found In Afghanistan
A senior U.S. military official and Afghan officials say the body of Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Jarod Newlove was ... - Secret Jails Used To Enforce China's 'Hidden Rules'
On the surface, they appear to be simply farmyards, hotels or guesthouses run by provincial governments. In fact, t ...
[Courtesy of NPR Topics: World]
- Galapagos dropped from UNESCO endangered list
PhysOrg : UNESCO's World Heritage Committee said Wednesday it has removed Ecuador's Galapagos Islands from its list ... - UNESCO approves bridge plan for German world heritage site
Deutsche Welle : A plan to build a bridge across the Rhine valley has been given the go-ahead by world heritage pan ... - Kites fill skies over Gaza as children reach for record
The Daily Star : Middle East : GAZA CITY: Thousands of kites filled the sky over Gaza on Thursday as children gathe ... - Blix: Hard for Iraq to declare non-existent WMDs
ITN : Britain : It was "very hard" for Iraq to declare weapons programmes that did not exist, a former UN weapons ... - Access to clean water is 'human right', says UN
The Independent : World : The UN General Assembly has declared access to clean water and sanitation a "human right" ...
[Courtesy of United Nations : a NewsXS service feed]
- Arizona immigration fight plays out in court, streets
Arizona has appealed a federal judge's order that put most of the state's immigration law on hold. Arizo ... - Dems, GOP warily eye Arizona immigration ruling
Neither political party is sure how this week's Arizona immigration ruling will play out politically, either this f ... - Army's suicide rate tied to rise in risky behaviors
An Army report on the record number of soldier suicides says the trend is part of a rise in risky behavior, includi ... - Ellen DeGeneres quits as 'Idol' judge
The comedian is dancing off "American Idol" after one season, leaving Fox's hit show with two vacancies on its judg ... - Ethics panel outlines 13 charges against Rangel
House investigators accused veteran New York Rep. Charles Rangel of 13 violations of congressional ethics standards ...
[Courtesy of msnbc.com: Top msnbc.com headlines]
- Sena's 'ridiculous' protest, spills milk on highway
To protest the central government's decision to import milk powder and other dairy products, Shiv Sena activists sp ... - Sonia skipped meeting with UK PM for mother?
Congress sources have disclosed that Sonia is probably away from the country, visiting her ailing mother, Paola Mai ... - WikiLeaks lesson: Be alert India, they are coming!
There is no doubt that all terrorist organisations like the Taliban, Al Qaeda and Lashkar-e-Tayiba are operating wi ... - Don't test my patience, Jagan tells Congress
"A lot of injustice is being done to my ardent supporters like Konda Surekha (former minister who quit in prot ... - 'It's unacceptable. Pak must eliminate Lashkar'
Unfazed by Pakistan's angry reaction, British Prime Minister David Cameron has said that the existence of terror gr ...
[Courtesy of rediff News]
- Man arrested as siege ends
A man has been arrested after barricading himself and a young girl in a house for nearly two days. - Stagg awarded £706,000 compensation
The man cleared of murdering Rachel Nickell has been awarded £706,000 damages, his solicitor said. - CCTV of murdered graduate released
Images of the last known movements of a Chinese graduate killed in Newcastle have been released. - Russian troops patrol Georgian town
Russian troops are patrolling Gori, contradicting claims Russia will not act outside South Ossetia. - Bank boss predicts economic gloom
The coming year "will be a painful and difficult one", the Bank of England governor has warned.
[Courtesy of ITV News: World]