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An elderly Palestinian man walks by a section of Israel's separation barrier at the Kalandia checkpoint between the outskirts of Jerusalem and the West Bank city of Ramallah, Saturday, Jan. 20, 2007.
Arab   Defence   Jerusalem   Photos   Terrorism  
 The Australian 
Jerusalem fears Arab enemy within
| FOR the second time in four months, a terror strike on Jerusalem has been carried out by a resident of the Holy City, leaving Israelis confronting the potential nightmare that terrorists have found ... (photo: AP / Muhammed Muheisen)
Taji, Iraq - SSgt Darren Vogt, of the 1st Battalion 66th Armor Regiment, performs perimeter security in an area where a recent insurgent attack took place on an Iraqi oil pipeline near Taji, Iraq.
Afghanistan   Iraq   Oil   Photos   US   War  
 Asia Times 
Big Oil's 'secret' out of Iraq's closet
By Pepe Escobar | NEW YORK - It is not about the "war on terror". It is not about weapons of mass destruction. It is not about "freedom and democracy to the Iraqi people", or to the "Afghan people". I... (photo: US Navy file / PM1 Michael Larson)
India Tibet Dalai Lama  Philadelphia Daily News 
China: Dalai Lama must disavow Tibet independence
| ANITA CHANG | The Associated Press | BEIJING - China insists the Dalai Lama prove he doesn't support Tibetan independence or disruption of the Beijing Olympics, telling two envoys for the spiritual ... (photo: AP / Ashwini Bhatia)
Asia   Beijing   China   Olympics   Photos   Talks   Tibet  
Zambia's President Levy Mwanawasa during the swearing ceremony in Lusaka, Zambia, Tuesday, Oct. 3, 2006. Mwanawasa was sworn in for a second five-year term Tuesday after a bitter campaign and violent reaction to earlier indications he was winning. A main challenger cried fraud but later said he would not contest the resul  The Times Of India 
Zambia denies president's death
| 3 Jul 2008, 2012 hrs IST,REUTERS             LUSAKA: Zambia's vice president denied media reports on Thursday that President Levy Mwanawasa had died, saying he was in a... (photo: AP / Themba Hadebe)
AU   Health   Photos   Society   Zambia  
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 Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon (right) meets with Zambian President Levy Patrick Mwanawasa, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.  (mb1) Canada Dot Com
Zambian President Mwanawasa died: report
| JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Zambian President Levy Mwanawasa died in a Paris military hospital on Thursday after suffering a stroke earlier this week, South Africa's Talk ... (photo: UN File/Eskinder Debebe )
Africa   Johannesburg   Paris   Photos   Zambia  
 Bangladeshi villagers move in banana rafts to collect drinking water at a flooded village in Munshigonj district, of Bangladesh, Thursday, Aug. 9, 2007. More than two weeks of monsoon rains across much of northern India, Bangladesh and Nepal have flooded BBC News
S Asia climate 'crisis' talks due
| Environment ministers from the South Asian regional grouping, Saarc, have gathered in Bangladesh to discuss a plan to tackle climate change. | Experts say millions of p... (photo: AP /Pavel Rahman)
Asia   Climate   Environment   Global Warming   Photos  
The Yahoo tent at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is seen in Las Vegas, Monday, Jan. 7, 2008. Battered by slow revenue growth and the popularity of social networking Web sites, Yahoo! Inc. is poised to lay off hundreds of workers, according to published reports. Seattle Times
Yahoo stock climbs on Microsoft report
| SAN FRANCISCO - Unable to strike a deal on its own, Microsoft reportedly is hoping to snap up Yahoo's online-search operations with the help of News Corp. and Time Warn... (photo: AP Photo / Paul Sakuma)
Business   Company   Internet   Market   Photos  
Mongolia Election Independent online
Former communists win Mongolian elections
| Ulan Bator - The former communist Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party has won the national elections, the General Election Committee said on Thursday as it dismissed... (photo: AP / Robert F. Bukaty)
Communists   Elections   Mongolia   Photos   Protest  
British Secretary of State for International Development Douglas Alexander, speaks with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, during a meeting at Abbas' headquarters in the West Bank city of Ramalalh, Monday, Dec. 10, 2007. BBC News
Britain doubles aid to Pakistan
| Britain is substantially increasing its aid to Pakistan and outlining a new strategy for how it is spent. | International Development Minister Douglas Alexander is in I... (photo: AP / Muhammed Muheisen)
AId   Britain   Pakistan   Photos   Poverty  
STAYING ALERT The Miami Herald
U.S., Iraq narrow gap on military pact
BAGHDAD -- Iraq's foreign minister said Wednesday that the wide gap between Iraq and the United States over the future of U.S. forces in Iraq had narrowed after the Ameri... (photo: U.S. Army / Spc. Brian Pierce )
Baghdad   Iraq   Military   Photos   US  
HONG KONG markets. (mb1) The Times Of India
HK shares off lows on China Mobile, CNOOC gains
|                 HONG KONG: Hong Kong stocks eked out a small gain on Thursday after opening 1.5 per cent lower, helped by a... (photo: AP / Lo Sai Hung)
Asia   Business   Hong Kong   Market   Photos  
 A child holds a banner at a protest rally by Communist Party of India (Marxist) activists against the US-India nuclear deal in New Delhi, India, Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2007. Ahead of the crucial meeting of the ruling United Progressive Alliance-Left committe The Times Of India
N-deal impasse: Naidu meets Left leaders
| 3 Jul 2008, 1235 hrs IST,PTI             NEW DELHI: With Samajwadi Party signalling its closeness towards Congress, TDP chief N Chandrabab... (photo: AP Photo/Gurinder Osan)
India   Nuclear   Photos   Politics   US  
Switzerland's Roger Federer reacts after winning his quarterfinal match against Croatia's Mario Ancic on the Centre Court at Wimbledon, Wednesday, July 2 , 200 Examiner
Federer routs Ancic at Wimbledon; gets Safin next
WIMBLEDON, England (Map, News) - Lest anyone forget that Roger Federer has, indeed, lost at Wimbledon, the BBC filled time during a rain delay Wednesday by rolling tape o... (photo: AP / Anja Niedringhaus)
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- Big Sur blaze jumps lines - hundreds on coast flee
- Bush to reassure Japan, press G8 on Africa
- U.S. seeks to force UBS to divulge client names in tax case
- S.Korea fears beef protests driving away investors
- Obama and Bill Clinton end chill
- Crude oil hits yet another record
Fires burn downhill towards the Burns Creek bridge as a part of the Basin Complex Fire in Big Sur, Calif. on Tusday July 1, 2008.
Big Sur blaze jumps lines - hundreds on coast flee
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- A new world under one Heaven
- Iran warms to freeze-for-freeze plan
- Big Oil's 'secret' out of Iraq's closet
- Government And France Deny Mwanawasa Death Rumours
- Sarkozy wasn't told of Betancourt rescue plan
- U.K. releases 2nd suspect linked to bin Laden
A Chinese security guard walks across flags on Tiananmen Square in Beijing, China, Monday, Oct 8, 2007.
A new world under one Heaven
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Asia Middle East
- Plans to relocate agencies run into bipartisan protest
- Descendants of ex-KMT troops call for citizenship
- Sisters meet after 40 years apart
- Street performers receive a special area in Taipei
- Politician gets jail time from high court over buying votes
- Aboriginal lawmakers slam Control Yuan candidate
 A Chinese athlete looks up as competitors gather in the center of the arena as fireworks erupt above them during the Closing Ceremony of the Asian Games in Doha, Qatar Friday Dec. 15, 2006. (AP Photo/Kin Cheung) (tmg1)
Drug cheats and other swines
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- Tourist bomb plot foiled
- Iran warms to freeze-for-freeze plan
- Over-the-counter cloak and dagger
- Big Oil's 'secret' out of Iraq's closet
- UK grandmother killed in Tunisia
- Iraqi PM to parade progress on trip
Taji, Iraq - SSgt Darren Vogt, of the 1st Battalion 66th Armor Regiment, performs perimeter security in an area where a recent insurgent attack took place on an Iraqi oil pipeline near Taji, Iraq.
Big Oil's 'secret' out of Iraq's closet
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South America Africa
- How the army rescued hostages
- Striking Peruvian miners march on Congress
- Another Maracana flop, say the Brazilian media
- LDU celebrate another first for Ecuador
- Colombian hostage Ingrid Betancourt is reunited with her fam
- 'Paradise' for 15 hostages after their rescue from C
Former hostage Ingrid Betancourt gives a thumbs up upon arrival to a military base in Bogota after being rescued from six years of captivity, Wednesday, July 2, 2008.
Betancourt hails 'perfect' rescue
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- Intense discussions begin for Zimbabwe's future
- Christopher Adams: Patrons adding to painful journeys
- Tsvangirai rejects Mbeki's role
- Vodafone acquires 70 pct stake in Ghana Telecom
- S.Africa doubts need for UN action on Zimbabwe
- Tour digest-Fatherly duties for South Africa's Hunter
Zambia's President Levy Mwanawasa during the swearing ceremony in Lusaka, Zambia, Tuesday, Oct. 3, 2006. Mwanawasa was sworn in for a second five-year term Tuesday after a bitter campaign and violent reaction to earlier indications he was winning. A main challenger cried fraud but later said he would not contest the resul
Zambia denies president's death
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Australia Caribbean
- Good Week / Bad Week: Naughty stars lend free promotion to d
- Media: MediaWorks chief tunes into TV
- Basketball: Tall order
- General Sir Francis Hassett: Australian defence forces'
- Drug cheats and other swines
- Down is a four-letter word
 A Chinese athlete looks up as competitors gather in the center of the arena as fireworks erupt above them during the Closing Ceremony of the Asian Games in Doha, Qatar Friday Dec. 15, 2006. (AP Photo/Kin Cheung) (tmg1)
Drug cheats and other swines
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- Only price is delaying Barry move, admits O'Neill
- Boris Johnson announces investigation into claims against de
- Stump up cash, O'Neill tells Liverpool
- Paraguay joins shift to the left in Latin America
- Fontenot's eighth-inning homer lifts Cubs
- Mpumalanga Health Urges Y