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Breaking News Fri, 10 Oct 2008
Climate Change - Sunlight - Sun - Global Warming - Weather - Clouds - Sky
Bangladesh   Climate   Disaster   Photos   Warming  
 Canberra Times 
Climate change ground zero
| Nasir Ahmed is terrified of the full moon. In the dead of night three weeks ago it induced an unprecedented tidal surge that inundated his coastal village on the island of Bhola, in southern Banglad... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Joshua Benjamin Jeyaretnam(JBJ) funeral St.Andrew's Cathedral in Singapore
Asia   Parliament   People   Photos   Politics   Singapore  
 Asia Times 
A revisionist death in Singapore
| By Terence Chong | Joshua Benjamin Jeyaretnam, the first opposition party candidate to be elected a member of parliament in Singapore, died of heart failure on September 30, aged 82. [1] | SINGAPORE... (photo: Creative Commons)
 South Korean protesters burn a defaced North Korean flag during a rally denouncing North Korea´s nuclear test in Seoul, Tuesday, Oct. 10, 2006. North Korea faced united global condemnation and calls for harsh sanctions Monday after it announced it  Asia Times 
US twists arms, Pyongyang plays footsie
| By Donald Kirk | SEOUL - The semi-crisis over the restart of North Korea's nuclear weapons program is reaching D-Day - as in Decision Day - with the sense that the United States is pressing hard for... (photo: AP/Ahn Young-joon)
Diplomacy   N Korea   Nuclear   Photos   US  
080518-A-4619A-711- A squad of Soldiers from Able Company, 2nd Battalion, 503rd Infantry Regiment (Airborne), move out to support and assist the Afghan National Army soldiers in searching several suspicious structures for weapons caches during Operation Rock Penetrator May 18, in the Narang Valley, Kunar Province, Afghanistan. (Photo by Spc. Gregory Argentieri, 173rd ABCT Public Affairs)  Asia Times 
Afghan talks widen US-UK rift
| By Gareth Porter | WASHINGTON - The beginning of political talks between the Afghan government and the Taliban, revealed by press accounts this week, is likely to deepen the rift that has just erupt... (photo: U.S. Army / Spc. Gregory Argentieri)
Afghanistan   Photos   Taliban   UK   US  
Top Stories
Mclaren The Guardian
McLaren more motivated than ever, says Dennis
By Alastair Himmer FUJI, Japan, Oct 10 (Reuters) - Formula One leaders McLaren are more united and motivated than ever as the championship enters its final phase, team bo... (photo: Creative Commons / Sitomon)
Fuji   Japan   Leader   Photos   Team  
Flower-garden Nature The Times of India
'Nature loss bigger issue than current banking crisis'
| 10 Oct 2008, 1740 hrs IST,ANI             LONDON: A European Union commissioned study has determined that the global economy is losing mor... (photo: WN / Doris Esange)
Forest   Global Warming   London   Nature   Photos  
Pouring fresh milk to a glass Inquirer
20 more milk products melamine-free
| MANILA, Philippines -- (UPDATE) Twenty more milk products have been found negative for melamine contamination, Health Secretary Francisco Duque announced Friday. | Duqu... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal)
Food   Health   Market   Photos   Society  
Timo Glock 2008 Yahoo Daily News
Glock fastest in Fuji
| Eurosport - | Toyota's Timo Glock stole the limelight from championship leader Lewis Hamilton with the quickest time in free practice at the Japanese Grand Prix. | Hami... (photo: Creative Commons / Mypoorbrain)
Fuji   Grandprix   Photos   Race   Toyota  
Toyota f1 mims 2006 moscow/aaeh International Herald Tribune
2 Japanese car makers pursue Formula One success their own way
| The Japanese contribution to Formula One is as bounteous as ever: There are two teams owned by Japanese car manufacturers, a Japanese engine powering a third team, a Ja... (photo: Public Domain / )
Honda   Japan   Photos   Racing   Toyota  
Japan 2007 GP Spyker International Herald Tribune
formula one special report
| It has been a year since Sebastian Vettel experienced the lowest moment of his young Formula One career, at the Japanese Grand Prix at Mount Fuji. In third position dur... (photo: Creative Commons / nh824)
Cars   Fuji   Japanese   Photos   Race  
Meeting of the NATO-Georgia Commission International Herald Tribune
NATO allies reach deal on attacking Taliban drug trade
| : NATO allies reached a deal Friday on a U.S. call for direct attacks on the Afghan drugs trade that the alliance's military commander said was crucial to bringing secu... (photo: NATO)
Afghanistan   Military   Nato   Photos   Taliban  
Sondhi Limthongkul, a leader of the People's Alliance for Democracy, leaves a police station in Bangkok International Herald Tribune
Thai protest leaders freed from jail
| : Seven leaders of a protest movement seeking to unseat the Thai government were freed from police custody Friday just hours after turning themselves in on criminal cha... (photo: AP / Sakchai Lalit)
Asia   Leaders   Photos   Politics   Protest   Thailand  
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10,666 children still in hospitals because of tainted milk, China says
| BEIJING - More than 10,000 children remain hospitalized as a result of China's tainted milk scandal, Chinese health officials revealed, while the country defended its d... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal)
China   Health   Kids   Photos   Society  
President George W. Bush meets with President Dmitriy Medvedev of Russia Monday, July 7, 2008, at the Windsor Hotel Toya Resort and Spa in Toyako, Japan, site of the 2008 G-8 Summit. Buffalo News
U. S. may soon move on North Korea status
| WASHINGTON - The Bush administration appears poised to provisionally remove North Korea from the State Department's list of state sponsors of terrorism, perhaps as soon... (photo: White House / Eric Draper )
Bush   Korea   Photos   Terrorism   US  
Cars drive under polluted skies in Beijing Friday June 13, 2008. Organizers of the 2008 Beijing Olympics have promised clean air for the games, with plans to shut chemical plants and foundries while banning construction and taking half of the city's 3.3 million vehicles off the roads in the days leading up to the opening ceremony on Aug Syracuse
Beijing to ban half its cars during high pollution
| BEIJING (AP) - Beijing will ban half of its 3.4 million cars from the roads during periods of very heavy pollution, a state news report said Friday. | The city will tem... (photo: AP / Greg Bake)
Beijing   Photos   Pollution   Road   Vehicles  
 Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon pauses while attending an interchange initiation ceremony near the southern city of Ashdod Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2002. Sharon told an EU envoy Tuesday, he was willing to meet Saudi officials, publicly or behind the scene Middle East Online
Society in Action
BOYCOTTING ISRAELI GOODS | In spring 2003 the ex-Prime Minister of Israel - Ariel Sharon - declared that 'the only possibility for a solution for the Palestinians would b... (photo: AP/Eitan Hess-Ashkenazi)
Economy   Israel   Palestinians   Photos   Society  
China India
- US standing in Caspian drips away
- Indian Open: SSP misses cut, Liang stays on top
- Crane collapses on Chinese kindergarten, killing 5
- India-China trade to touch $100 bn in five years
Chino copper mine /ntf1
Metals dive as recessionary chill freezes investors
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- 'Bombay Anna': A governess continues to charm
- No more candle-light vigils in Delhi
- Hyderabad's fate hangs in balance
- 10 killed as bus hits jeep in UP
Flower-garden Nature
'Nature loss bigger issue than current banking crisis'
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Turkey Iraq
- Turkish Air Strikes Target Kurdish Rebels in Iraq
- Turkey hits rebel targets in Iraq
- Turkish govt eyes expat savings against crisis
- Turkey launches Kurdish rebel attacks in Iraq
Turkey's Chief of Staff Gen. Ilker Basbug, left, speaks to the media
Turkish Leaders Mull Iraq Buffer Zone
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- Federal agents seize documents from Calif. company with $2 b
- Iraqi PM: main Shiite cleric won't block US security pac
- Ex-Finnish president and global peacemaker Martti Ahtisaari
- Wars without end
Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki talks with the news media after signing a three-page agreement on a new alliance of moderate Shiites and Kurds at a meeting in Baghdad, Iraq on Thursday, Aug. 16, 2007.
Iraqi PM discusses U.S. pact with Shiite cleric
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Saudi Arabia Japan
- Report: Americans released by Syria back in Jordan
- Report: Americans released by Syria back in Jordan
- Report: Americans released by Syria back in Jordan
- Turkish Air Strikes Target Kurdish Rebels in Iraq
Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki talks with the news media after signing a three-page agreement on a new alliance of moderate Shiites and Kurds at a meeting in Baghdad, Iraq on Thursday, Aug. 16, 2007.
Iraqi PM discusses U.S. pact with Shiite cleric
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- US twists arms, Pyongyang plays footsie
- McLaren more motivated than ever, says Dennis
- Japanese man accused of killing wife arrives in L.A.
- Worried Asian investors pray amid stock plunge
 South Korean protesters burn a defaced North Korean flag during a rally denouncing North Korea´s nuclear test in Seoul, Tuesday, Oct. 10, 2006. North Korea faced united global condemnation and calls for harsh sanctions Monday after it announced it
US twists arms, Pyongyang plays footsie
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Indonesia Pakistan
- Europe's death by guarantee
- Global mediator Ahtisaari wins Nobel Peace Prize
- Worried Asian investors pray amid stock plunge
- Snowballing sell-off spreads worldwide
A trader watches computer screens at NYSE Euronext stock exchange in Amsterdam, Netherlands, Friday, Oct. 10, 2008. European stock markets slumped further on Friday following massive losses on Wall Street and Asia on mounting fears that this week's efforts by central banks and governments to break the logjam in credit markets have failed to ease lending rates between banks. At midday London time, the FTSE 100 index of leading British shares was down 328.03, or 7.6 percent, at 3,985.77, below the 4,000 mark earlier for the first time in five years. Germany's DAX was 399.92, or 8.2 percent, at 4,487.08, and France's CAC-40 was 254.03, or 7.4 percent lower at 3,1
Europe's death by guarantee
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- A long, hot winter for Pakistan
- Suicide attack on Pakistani tribal council kills 20
- Official: 10 die in suicide attack in NW Pakistan
- Pakistan bomb attack targets tribal gathering
US Air Force (USAF) Staff Sergeant (SSGT) Crystal McDermott memorializes a hellfire missile mounted on a Predator to USAF Airman First Class (A1C) Antonie Holt. USAF A1C Holt, 603rd Air Control Squadron (ACS), Aviano Air Base (AB), Italy (ITA), died as a
Pakistan foreign ministry condemns alleged US strikes, says they 'help terrorists'
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