11/27/2006 [-]
* More Vietnamese setting up Internet start-ups
11/27/2006 [-]
Vietnam for World Women's Peace March
11/27/2006 [-]
North Korea nuke envoy arrives in Beijing
11/27/2006 [-]
Israel offers moves for peace
11/27/2006 [-]
London hotspots found following death
11/27/2006 [-]
Turkish police set tight security for pope's visit
11/27/2006 [-]
Nation & world briefs Nov. 28
11/27/2006 [-]
Ecuador election adds weight to leftist tilt
11/27/2006 [-]
Mortar attack sets oil facility ablaze
11/27/2006 [-]
Israeli-militia fighting threatens new truce
11/27/2006 [-]
Wheat monopoly cited in Iraq oil-for-food scandal
11/27/2006 [-]
Afghanistan takes top priority at NATO talks
11/27/2006 [-]
Radiation traces mapped at 6 sites in Litvinenko case
11/27/2006 [-]
Canada recognizes Quebecers as a nation
11/27/2006 [-]
S. Korea plans early budget spending next year minister
11/27/2006 [-]
Canada backs Quebecer nationhood
11/27/2006 [-]
Reeltime Claims World's First Download-to-Own Movie Service
11/27/2006 [-]
Decorating maven, world traveler, 93, dies suddenly
11/27/2006 [-]
Japan rallies past Tunisia in world championships
11/27/2006 [-]
Bangladesh election officials name poll date despite demands they resign
11/27/2006 [-]
Nokia Games Study Reveals Changing Mobile Gaming Habits Worldwide
11/27/2006 [-]
Gadgets and Airplane Safety Announcements
11/27/2006 [-]
Stylist Sets World Record Over Hairdo
11/27/2006 [-]
Inside stories on Melbourne's restaurant world
11/27/2006 [-]
Zim says China bids 3bn for steel firm stake
11/27/2006 [-]
Steel sector 'set for shake
11/27/2006 [-]
Philip Zelikow, Senior Aide to Rice, Resigns From Post
11/27/2006 [-]
Allure of Islam Signals a Shift Within Turkey
11/27/2006 [-]
Hezbollah Said to Help Shiite Army in Iraq
11/27/2006 [-]
AIDS Cases On The Increase
11/27/2006 [-]
President Bush's Daughters Asked to Leave Argentina
11/27/2006 [-]
How forgetful Londoners leave the world behind!
11/27/2006 [-]
Estonia welcomes first US visit
11/27/2006 [-]
Supreme Court Won't Consider Reinstating 10.1 Billion Verdict Over Philip Morris 'Light' Cigarettes
11/27/2006 [-]
NYC Mayor Believes Police Used Excessive Force In Deadly Shooting Outside Strip Club
11/27/2006 [-]
Bolivia's Morales to Push Land Reform
11/27/2006 [-]
Canadian Parliament Recognizes Quebec
11/27/2006 [-]
N. Korea Nuke Envoy Arrives in Beijing
11/27/2006 [-]
Canada's House of Commons recognizes Quebec as a nation
11/27/2006 [-]
Computerworld Closing Open-Source Gaps by Developing a Policy
11/27/2006 [-]
Afghanistan expected to overshadow NATO summit
11/27/2006 [-]
Canada's House of Commons recognises Quebec as a nation
11/27/2006 [-]
White House won't say Iraq has entered 'civil war'
11/27/2006 [-]
China resumes crude exports to isolated North Korea
11/27/2006 [-]
North Korea steps up measures against bird flu after South K
11/27/2006 [-]
Too soft, too soon on North Korea�
11/27/2006 [-]
Envoys to North Korean nuclear disarmament talks arrive in Beijing
11/27/2006 [-]
Guyito sculptor wins world TOYP award for 2006
11/27/2006 [-]
Alterworld Skiing in November
11/27/2006 [-]
Iraq asks UN Security Council to extend mandate for multinational force
11/27/2006 [-]
Palestinian PM delays first trip abroad
11/27/2006 [-]
- More Parents Taking Kids' DNA Samples
11/27/2006 [-]
NZ Nationals choose Key for the future
11/27/2006 [-]
New Zealand opposition party elects new leader
11/27/2006 [-]
New Zealand talks with Fiji military commander in bid to ease coup tensions
11/27/2006 [-]
Japanese stocks plunge, dollar up vs yen
11/27/2006 [-]
Olmert urges Palestinians to seek peace
11/27/2006 [-]
Pinochet has no regrets on dictatorship
11/27/2006 [-]
Israeli, Palestinian leaders agree to cease-fire in Gaza
11/27/2006 [-]
Singer and two others gunned down in Mexico
11/27/2006 [-]
Lebanon to try alleged assassins
11/27/2006 [-]
Chinese AIDS activist missing; legal rights symposium canceled
11/27/2006 [-]
Turkish authorities prepare for trouble
11/27/2006 [-]
Ukraine marks anniversary of 1932-33 famine
11/27/2006 [-]
Protesters torch cars, buildings in Oaxaca
11/27/2006 [-]
Suicide attack kills 2 Afghan officials
11/27/2006 [-]
Reformer has early lead in Ecuador election
11/27/2006 [-]
Israel, Palestinians agree to wary truce
11/27/2006 [-]
RELIGIOUS RIGHTS
11/27/2006 [-]
Turks' anger flares at pope's trip
11/27/2006 [-]
Severe flooding jeopardizes Somali villagers
11/27/2006 [-]
Toxic waste scandal officials being reinstated
11/27/2006 [-]
Thai military agrees to lift martial law
11/27/2006 [-]
'Operation Christmas Child' Sends Shoe Box Gifts Around World
11/27/2006 [-]
Ethiopia's Defar targets 3,000 indoor world record
11/27/2006 [-]
Congo's supreme court rejects charges of vote fraud by presidential runner-up
11/27/2006 [-]
Leader in Ecuador presidential vote count looking toward radical reforms
11/27/2006 [-]
BKF Targets Tourism in World Karate Event
11/27/2006 [-]
Rugby KRFU World Cup Bid Ready
11/27/2006 [-]
Massachusetts to sue Big Dig companies for millions
11/27/2006 [-]
Authorities close Lincoln Memorial after reports of suspicious
11/27/2006 [-]
Nine killed in nightclub fire in Dominican Republic
11/27/2006 [-]
Drunken driver collides with Chechen president's motorcade
11/27/2006 [-]
Myanmar orders Red Cross to shut key offices, ICRC says
11/27/2006 [-]
Burma Orwellian state, with teashops
11/27/2006 [-]
U.N. Summit Addresses Growing E-Waste Problems
11/27/2006 [-]
Australian Panel Says Firm Paid Hussein Bribes
11/27/2006 [-]
Bush kicks off high-stakes foreign policy tour
11/27/2006 [-]
Britain seeks to calm radioactive alarm after ex-spy death
11/27/2006 [-]
UK to reduce troops in Iraq
11/27/2006 [-]
N.Y. mayor defends police boss in wedding-day shooting
11/27/2006 [-]
Israel says ready to free prisoners
11/27/2006 [-]
Independent Papua flag raised in PNG
11/27/2006 [-]
Banned Papua flag flies in PNG
11/27/2006 [-]
Cricket Watson out of second test
11/27/2006 [-]
Australian oil-for-food probe advises charges for company, clears government
11/27/2006 [-]
Gold, silver prices rise on weak dollar
11/27/2006 [-]
IP selling Brazilian unit
11/27/2006 [-]
Students get help from a world away
11/27/2006 [-]
Baghdad curfew lifted, violence erupts
11/27/2006 [-]
Bush To Press Allies For More Help In Middle East
11/27/2006 [-]
Authorities Close Lincoln Memorial After Reports Of Suspicious Bottles, Note
11/27/2006 [-]
Sudanese Rebels Attack Oil Field, Extending Campaign To Outside Darfur
11/27/2006 [-]
FDA Fines American Red Cross 5.7 Million For Blood Violations
11/27/2006 [-]
Nigeria/South Africa World Cup 2010 Organisers Fuel Doubts
11/27/2006 [-]
Ghana Stars Must Play World-Class Opponents Nyaho
11/27/2006 [-]
70 million expansion set at BP Solar in Frederick
11/27/2006 [-]
'World Bank Helps Poor Countries on Energy Constraints'
11/27/2006 [-]
Nigeria I Can Set the World Ablaze, If... Rev. King
11/27/2006 [-]
Govt launches solar energy panel programme for homes
11/27/2006 [-]
Brazil eases past Greece at men's volleyball worlds
11/27/2006 [-]
World oil prices climb on Saudi hint of OPEC cut
11/27/2006 [-]
South Africa Pretorius On Trial for His World Cup Place
11/27/2006 [-]
Ford seeks 18 bln dlr financing
11/27/2006 [-]
Rebels attack oil field in Darfur
11/27/2006 [-]
Argentine torture site to become museum
11/27/2006 [-]
Palestine Times launched in West Bank
11/27/2006 [-]
Business events scheduled for Tuesday
11/27/2006 [-]
Pinochet put under house arrest
11/27/2006 [-]
Africa World Cup; It is Africa's Turn
11/27/2006 [-]
New Zealand can take on the world and win, says Microsoft high-flier
11/27/2006 [-]
South Africa World Stock Markets Reflect the Virtue of Patience
11/27/2006 [-]
NewsTrove.com World Fair Trade
11/27/2006 [-]
Radioactive Sites Mapped in Ex-Spy Case
11/27/2006 [-]
Report Apple, Beatles close to iTunes deal
11/27/2006 [-]
UK schools spooked by effects of Wi-Fi on health
11/27/2006 [-]
Italy downs Cuba in volleyball worlds
11/27/2006 [-]
World Cup may become a burden
11/27/2006 [-]
Pinochet indicted for execution of two bodyguards
11/27/2006 [-]
Computerworld Australia Waugh Partners to Open Up IT Industry
11/27/2006 [-]
Wait and see for netball world champs
11/27/2006 [-]
Berwick nuclear power plant shutdown under investigation
11/27/2006 [-]
'Clean' coal power plant plan for Norway
11/27/2006 [-]
Tony Blair's statement on the slave trade in full
11/27/2006 [-]
Mayor of New York calls police killing of bridegroom 'inexplicable'
11/27/2006 [-]
Saddam followers say top deputy has urged no negotiations as Baathists regroup
11/27/2006 [-]
British troop commitment in Iraq to be 'significantly' reduced by end of 2007
11/27/2006 [-]
First real millionaire in virtual world
11/27/2006 [-]
Georgia does not want to spoil relations with Russia president
11/27/2006 [-]
The World From Berlin Mideast Truce Fuels Hopes for Peace
11/27/2006 [-]
Russian prosecutors convicted, sentenced
11/27/2006 [-]
Two teens charged with setting off 'acid bombs' in Maine Wal-Mart
11/27/2006 [-]
10 killed, 25 hurt in group-home fire in Missouri
11/27/2006 [-]
Leftist wins Ecuador presidential race
11/27/2006 [-]
Woman faces fine for wreath with peace sign
11/27/2006 [-]
Hundreds protest N.Y. police shooting of groom
11/27/2006 [-]
Police 'backed' over NY shooting
11/27/2006 [-]
DR Congo poll challenge rejected
11/27/2006 [-]
2 Teens Charged With Setting Off Homemade Bombs In Maine Wal-Mart
11/27/2006 [-]
Imams Stage Airport 'Pray-In' to Protest Their Barring From US Airways Flight
11/27/2006 [-]
Mortar Attack Sparks Huge Fire At Iraqi Oil Facility; U.S. Jet Crashes
11/27/2006 [-]
Shop Safe on Cyber Monday
11/27/2006 [-]
Security World Hundreds of thousands of mobile phones left in the back of Taxis
11/27/2006 [-]
Security World On-demand website security audit service launched
11/27/2006 [-]
China and Pakistan seal new deals
11/27/2006 [-]
Afghanistan may destabilise Pakistan, India Armitage
11/27/2006 [-]
Tests Ordered for 3 After Ex-Spy's Death
11/27/2006 [-]
3 Checked For Radiation In KGB Spy Death
11/27/2006 [-]
Apple Remote Desktop 3.1 fixes AppleScript issues
11/27/2006 [-]
Colorado subdivision bans 'satanic' Christmas wreath with peace sign Community leaders outraged over
11/27/2006 [-]
Red Cross unsure whether to stay in Myanmar
11/27/2006 [-]
More radiation found after ex-spy's death
11/27/2006 [-]
Olmert says he's ready to free prisoners
11/27/2006 [-]
Iraq near civil war, says Annan
11/27/2006 [-]
WAYN's World Travel Website Secures 11 Million in Backing
11/27/2006 [-]
South Korea to kill cats, dogs in bird flu battle
11/27/2006 [-]
INTERVIEW-Ad agencies join forces for World AIDS Day
11/27/2006 [-]
U.K. Investigates Former KGB Spy's Death
11/27/2006 [-]
Wal-Mart Plans to Open Hundreds of Stores in India
11/27/2006 [-]
Iranian Military Plane Crashes, Killing 39
11/27/2006 [-]
Tests ordered for 3 after ex-spy's death
11/27/2006 [-]
Attack sparks fire at Iraq oil facility
11/27/2006 [-]
EU battles flood of unwanted email
11/27/2006 [-]
Q&A Linux hot, standards not with China, Taiwan
11/27/2006 [-]
E-commerce companies report a busy weekend
11/27/2006 [-]
UN summit to address issue of growing e-waste
11/27/2006 [-]
Venezuela's troubled Amuay oil refinery reports accident
11/27/2006 [-]
Russian billionaire seriously injured in Ferrari wipe-out
11/27/2006 [-]
Iran military plane crash kills Revolutionary Guards
11/27/2006 [-]
Israel offers to release Palestinian prisoners in return for peace
11/27/2006 [-]
10 dead in Missouri group home fire
11/27/2006 [-]
Waker`s World A gangster state?
11/27/2006 [-]
Zambia faced with losing world heritage status of Victoria Falls UN
11/27/2006 [-]
World AIDS Day events
11/27/2006 [-]
Answers demanded over stag shooting
11/27/2006 [-]
Driver takes wrong turn, heads down subway tunnel
11/27/2006 [-]
Offer of baby on Craigslist triggers police probe, hoax suspected
11/27/2006 [-]
3 People Referred For Radiological Tests After Poisoning Death Of Russian Spy
11/27/2006 [-]
Plane Crash In Iran Kills 36 Members Of Revolutionary Guards
11/27/2006 [-]
Saddam Hussein's Kurdish Genocide Trial Resumes After 19-Day Break
11/27/2006 [-]
Leaders Try To Halt Iraq's Sectarian Violence, But It Tears Apart One City
11/27/2006 [-]
Olmert Offers Carrots To Palestinians In Exchange For Peace Moves
11/27/2006 [-]
Saddam trial hears Kurd witness
11/27/2006 [-]
Fusion lets user share digital world
11/27/2006 [-]
Peter Roberts, MBE founder of Compassion in World Farming
11/27/2006 [-]
Court won't hear asylum seeker's plea
11/27/2006 [-]
U.S. jet crashes in Iraq
11/27/2006 [-]
Sony Reports Digicam Glitch
11/27/2006 [-]
U.S. women jolt Mexico for World Cup berth
11/27/2006 [-]
Rwanda's move to cut ties criticised
11/27/2006 [-]
Nigeria 'World Bank Helps Poor Countries on Energy Constraints'
11/27/2006 [-]
Serb nationalist fails to appear at U.N. court
11/27/2006 [-]
Myanmar orders Red Cross to shut key offices
11/27/2006 [-]
Turkish prime minister changes plans, decides to meet Pope in Ankara
11/27/2006 [-]
XC World Cup Resumes Saturday In Sweden
11/27/2006 [-]
Sorenstam to miss Sweden's defence of women's World Cup
11/27/2006 [-]
Managing Globalization Does the world economy need a world regulator
11/27/2006 [-]
World Debates How to Make More Peace and Less Sex Tourism
11/27/2006 [-]
Brazil's Per Capita Income Tumbles from 41% to 28% of First World's Take
11/27/2006 [-]
ORPHANS OF AIDS
11/27/2006 [-]
Agencies join forces for World Aids Day
11/27/2006 [-]
Ad agencies join forces World Aids Day
11/27/2006 [-]
Europaworld 24/11/2006 EU and Iraq launch negotiations for a Trade and Cooperation Agreement
11/27/2006 [-]
U.S. loses, Italy downs Cuba in volleyball worlds
11/27/2006 [-]
Myanmar orders Red Cross to shut offices
11/27/2006 [-]
Sudanese come home to serve country
11/27/2006 [-]
Serb fails to appear at war crimes trial
11/27/2006 [-]
Humpback whale found to have 'human' brain cell
11/27/2006 [-]
Two NATO soldiers die in Afghan blast
11/27/2006 [-]
Emphasis on healthcare in Sikkim
11/27/2006 [-]
Iraq's leader prepares for visit to Iran
11/27/2006 [-]
- Chavez Says 'Win' Dedicated to Castro
11/27/2006 [-]
Cubans to mark Castro's 80th birthday
11/27/2006 [-]
Indian Stocks Hit High
11/27/2006 [-]
Israel offers peace concessions to Palestinians
11/27/2006 [-]
Leftist Correra wins Ecuador vote
11/27/2006 [-]
UK troops to reduce by 'thousands' by end of 2007
11/27/2006 [-]
Iran military plane crashes killing 37
11/27/2006 [-]
EU-Turkey talks at standstill
11/27/2006 [-]
Nine out of 10 e-mails now spam, company says
11/27/2006 [-]
Leftist Correa claims victory in Ecuador's presidential election
11/27/2006 [-]
Fusion lets user share digital world
11/27/2006 [-]
- 5 People Killed in Nebraska Crash
11/27/2006 [-]
Iraq's Talabani Prepares for Iran Visit
11/27/2006 [-]
- Chicago Ponders War Protester's Suicide
11/27/2006 [-]
Blair 'regret' over slavery not enough, say campaigners
11/27/2006 [-]
Hangings heard from death row
11/27/2006 [-]
Gaza truce takes hold, with hopes for more
11/27/2006 [-]
Tons of mercury could hit market
11/27/2006 [-]
Treasures of music lovers now just so much debris
11/27/2006 [-]
Britain's Blair voices sorrow for 'shameful' slave trade
11/27/2006 [-]
Indonesian women rights activists 'risk rape, torture'
11/27/2006 [-]
Sudan rebels attack Kordofan oilfield, extending campaign to outside Darfur
11/27/2006 [-]
NATO seeks last-minute contributions to meet deadline for elite new force
11/27/2006 [-]
World may have averted bird flu pandemic expert
11/27/2006 [-]
Turks' anger flares at pope's trip
11/27/2006 [-]
ANSWERS SOUGHT IN N.Y. SHOOTING
11/27/2006 [-]
3.8 million
11/27/2006 [-]
Islamic world painting biennia Tehran Nov. 27
11/27/2006 [-]
Malaysia's three palm oil firms merge to create world's largest
11/27/2006 [-]
Nokia Games Study Reveals Changing Mobile Gaming Habits Worldwide
11/27/2006 [-]
Iranian Military Plane Crash Kills 36
11/27/2006 [-]
Suicide bombing kills 2 NATO soldiers, possibly Canadian
11/27/2006 [-]
Georgia sends new contingent to Iraq
11/27/2006 [-]
World briefs Ecuador leftist holds big lead in election tally
11/27/2006 [-]
The Age of Consent Around the World
11/27/2006 [-]
Top Iraqi official prepares for Iran visit after Baghdad's curfew is lifted
11/27/2006 [-]
Berlusconi, in hospital after fainting, intends to say in politics spokesman
11/27/2006 [-]
Sharp divisions await pope in Turkey
11/27/2006 [-]
Linde may sell Australian operation
11/27/2006 [-]
China reports rise in NKorea oil exports
11/27/2006 [-]
UN battles dissidents in DR Congo
11/27/2006 [-]
EU-Turkey talks on Cyprus stuck
11/27/2006 [-]
India and Pakistan hold talks
11/27/2006 [-]
Saddams trial for genocide resumes
11/27/2006 [-]
Surayud invited to World Economic Forum
11/27/2006 [-]
Buddhist Relics Tour World
11/27/2006 [-]
SeaWorld gets in the holiday spirit
11/27/2006 [-]
US Christmas shopping season off to strong start
11/27/2006 [-]
US senate passes India nuclear deal
11/27/2006 [-]
Backing out of Kyoto may hurt Canadian economy
11/27/2006 [-]
S. Korean Daegu bids to host 2011 World Athletics
11/27/2006 [-]
Triple world gymnastic champion Yang to shine in Doha Asiad
11/27/2006 [-]
Dispute over size of electricity price rise
11/27/2006 [-]
Local events will observe World AIDS Day
11/27/2006 [-]
Lara pins hopes on World Cup
11/27/2006 [-]
Answers demanded in New York police shooting of unarmed men
11/27/2006 [-]
* New York police kill groom on wedding day
11/27/2006 [-]
Leftist economist leads banana tycoon in Ecuador election unofficial results
11/27/2006 [-]
Film festival in Jamaica scraps plans to sell Peter Tosh gui
11/27/2006 [-]
Create Indian flower board to tap world market Expert
11/27/2006 [-]
Thai junta proposes lifting martial law across half country
11/27/2006 [-]
Companies relocating overseas because of British taxes
11/27/2006 [-]
Rift Over Afghan Mission Looms for NATO
11/27/2006 [-]
Park honours Bruce Lee
11/27/2006 [-]
36 killed in Iranian plane crash
11/27/2006 [-]
Chinese set sights on Mecca
11/27/2006 [-]
Senator admits backing militias
11/27/2006 [-]
Ex-premier nearly falls during speech
11/27/2006 [-]
Turkish protesters put out 'not welcome' mat for pope
11/27/2006 [-]
Protesters set fire to buildings in Oaxaca
11/27/2006 [-]
Modern invaders may topple Jaisalmer fort in India
11/27/2006 [-]
ORPHANS OF AIDS
11/27/2006 [-]
Leftist rolling to victory in Ecuador's presidential race
11/27/2006 [-]
Iraqi Shiites vent anger on premier
11/27/2006 [-]
Booming Belfast puts its blasts in the past
11/27/2006 [-]
Israeli and Palestinian leaders committed to Gaza cease-fire
11/27/2006 [-]
Truce raises Mideast hopes
11/27/2006 [-]
Turks say no to pope
11/27/2006 [-]
Nation & world briefs Nov. 27
11/27/2006 [-]
News Analysis Chilling Echo for Lebanon, Mirror of Regional Tension
11/27/2006 [-]
Panel to Weigh Overture by U.S. to Iran and Syria
11/26/2006 [-]
Report Princes Plan Anniversary Concert
11/26/2006 [-]
Tehran's urgency for U.S. exit
11/26/2006 [-]
Talks aim to counter Tehran
11/26/2006 [-]
Bombing kills two NATO soldiers in Afghanistan
11/26/2006 [-]
36 dead as military plane crashes in Tehran television
11/26/2006 [-]
Blair to press NATO allies over Afghanistan
11/26/2006 [-]
Wgtn mayor fears losing World Cup games to Auck
11/26/2006 [-]
Safety gear theme of World AIDS Day
11/26/2006 [-]
U.N. Report
11/26/2006 [-]
Arctic cloud water puzzles scientists
11/26/2006 [-]
Millionaire matchmaking
11/26/2006 [-]
U.S. firm shelves deal amid probe
11/26/2006 [-]
Protesters pelt al-Maliki convoy
11/26/2006 [-]
Britain's relations with Putin poisoned
11/26/2006 [-]
'Helmet cams' bring war home
11/26/2006 [-]
Talks aim to counter Tehran
11/26/2006 [-]
Cease-fire calms Gaza
11/26/2006 [-]
Iran plane crash kills dozens
11/26/2006 [-]
Push to make Perth world-renowned resources hub
11/26/2006 [-]
Peace accord sets amazing example in world Sherchan
11/26/2006 [-]
PART TWO Oil fuels Chávez's economic shift
11/26/2006 [-]
38 dead as military plane crashes in Tehran - report
11/26/2006 [-]
U.S. women top Canada for CONCACAF title
11/26/2006 [-]
Construction begins on 3.7B China dam
11/26/2006 [-]
- South Korea Begins Slaughtering Poultry
11/26/2006 [-]
Democracy Lacking in Muslim World
11/26/2006 [-]
NEWS ANALYSIS; Chilling Echo for Lebanon, Mirror of Regional Tension
11/26/2006 [-]
Pakistan win toss and bat in third Test
11/26/2006 [-]
Ten years on, experts raise questions over energy liberalisation
11/26/2006 [-]
Plane crash kills 38 members of Iran's Revolutionary Guard, state TV reports
11/26/2006 [-]
Teens charged with setting 'acid bombs' inside Wal-Mart full of shoppers
11/26/2006 [-]
U.S. steps up Iraq diplomacy amid dire predictions
11/26/2006 [-]
Japanese doctor admits POW abuse
11/26/2006 [-]
Pocketbook issues, not policy to North, divide South Koreans
11/26/2006 [-]
Marijuana advocate plans to roll the world's biggest joint
11/26/2006 [-]
Anger after bridegroom is shot dead by police
11/26/2006 [-]
Leftist apparent winner in Ecuador
11/26/2006 [-]
Blind activist back on trial in China
11/26/2006 [-]
Pride at stake for Asian football powers after World Cup failure
11/26/2006 [-]
China punishes river's polluters
11/26/2006 [-]
Nichols You can't keeps kids from the world
11/26/2006 [-]
Leftist Rafael Correa claims victory in Ecuador's presidential election
11/26/2006 [-]
- Western Ski Resorts Uphold Images
11/26/2006 [-]
World-class sand mined in Emmett
11/26/2006 [-]
Web 2.0's VC funding more than doubles to 455.5M
11/26/2006 [-]
China currency hits new high vs. dollar
11/26/2006 [-]
Leftist Leads Ecuador Presidential Vote
11/26/2006 [-]
India and Pakistan to hold talks
11/26/2006 [-]
Chavez says 'win' dedicated to Castro
11/26/2006 [-]
First credit bureau in UAE opens
11/26/2006 [-]
Workshop on UAE's role in Asia today
11/26/2006 [-]
Teen tackles music world without fear
11/26/2006 [-]
Alabama's Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail attracts another LPG
11/26/2006 [-]
REVEALE Plans for world's tallest tower in Tokyo...
11/26/2006 [-]
* Asian stocks mixed as Tokyo saps sentiment
11/26/2006 [-]
Blair to express 'sorrow' for UK slave role
11/26/2006 [-]
Russia beat Puerto Rico 3-0 at world men's volleyball championship
11/26/2006 [-]
Honolulu officer hurt during Bush visit dies
11/26/2006 [-]
Berlusconi Is Hospitalized After Collapsing
11/26/2006 [-]
Suicide Bomber Kills 15 People in Afghanistan
11/26/2006 [-]
Israel Withdraws from Gaza as Truce Begins, Unsteadily
11/26/2006 [-]
Canada could be hurt by Kyoto retreat, says head of UN Envir
11/26/2006 [-]
Canada could be hurt by Kyoto...
11/26/2006 [-]
RPT-INTERVIEW-World neglects tsunami risk lessons Red Cross
11/26/2006 [-]
Hollywood's 'Nativity' in world premiere at Vatican
11/26/2006 [-]
Canada's Kucera Wins Super Giant Slalom
11/26/2006 [-]
Iran says it's ready to help Washington in Iraq; denies organizing summit
11/26/2006 [-]
Fiji coup imminent Downer
11/26/2006 [-]
Ceasefire holds in Gaza despite Palestinian rockets
11/26/2006 [-]
Former Italian premier collapses during speech
11/26/2006 [-]
Crowd demands answers from NYPD over shooting
11/26/2006 [-]
Hezbollah to try and topple Lebanon's government
11/26/2006 [-]
UK minister accuses Putin of 'attacking liberty'
11/26/2006 [-]
Iraq's leaders promise to track down insurgents who killed scores of Shiites in Baghdad
11/26/2006 [-]
World has failed to learn from tsunami aid agency
11/26/2006 [-]
Calgary's John Kucera wins World Cup gold
11/26/2006 [-]
Police Officer Injured During Bush Visit Dies
11/26/2006 [-]
Anger Builds Over Groom's Police Shooting
11/26/2006 [-]
Jordan King Warns Of Mideast Civil Wars
11/26/2006 [-]
Teenagers charged with bombing Maine Wal-Mart
11/26/2006 [-]
Canada, Netherlands to issue joint plea to NATO
11/26/2006 [-]
Leftist wins Ecuador's presidential election
11/26/2006 [-]
Mexican leader faints at his ranch
11/26/2006 [-]
Hain takes aim at Kremlin after spy's death
11/26/2006 [-]
NZealand FM meets Fiji military commander over coup threats
11/26/2006 [-]
Somali militia puts troops near Ethiopia
11/26/2006 [-]
Thousands in Turkey protest papal visit
11/26/2006 [-]
Dairy Industry Awards Number One In The World
11/26/2006 [-]
Bulgaria Hosts Aesthetic Gymnastics World Cup Finals
11/26/2006 [-]
Canada could be hurt by Kyoto retreat, says head of UN Environment Program
11/26/2006 [-]
Leftist Rafael Correa wins Ecuador's presidential election exit polls
11/26/2006 [-]
Iran mulls joining world's largest oil consortium
11/26/2006 [-]
Hezbollah says it will stage surprise actions against U.S.-backed Lebanese government
11/26/2006 [-]
Gaza Cease-Fire Raises Hopes for Peace
11/26/2006 [-]
Fighting Rages As Iraq Leaders Seek Calm
11/26/2006 [-]
CIA Hangs Out Help Wanted Sign
11/26/2006 [-]
Mostly Dry Weather For Post-Holiday Travel
11/26/2006 [-]
Report Laguna, Taal among worlds critical lakes
11/26/2006 [-]
Cricket / Australia shows no mercy against England
11/26/2006 [-]
Cricket Australia's captain, strike bowler struggling with injuries
11/26/2006 [-]
Cricket England brave but Aussies in charge
11/26/2006 [-]
Iran says it's set to help U.S. on Iraq
11/26/2006 [-]
Deadly violence continues, despite call to halt
11/26/2006 [-]
Berlusconi Nearly Collapses During Speech
11/26/2006 [-]
Iraqi Leader Says Political Conflicts Caused Violence
11/26/2006 [-]
Ecuador's Correa claims victory
11/26/2006 [-]
Schild wins 2nd World Cup slalom
11/26/2006 [-]
Shining Path leader offers truce
11/26/2006 [-]
Gunmen rob English tourists in Rio
11/26/2006 [-]
Hezbollah vows Lebanon street protests
11/26/2006 [-]
Retailers Have Good Start to the Holiday Season, but Will Momentum Continue?
11/26/2006 [-]
Most of Nation Gets Warm, Dry Weather for Post-Holiday Homeward Travel
11/26/2006 [-]
Friends, Family Hold Vigil for Man Killed, 2 Wounded by NYC Police
11/26/2006 [-]
Ex-Italian Premier Berlusconi Slumps Over at Podium During Emotional Speech
11/26/2006 [-]
New Mideast Truce Holding
11/26/2006 [-]
President Bush Plans Week of Diplomacy Overseas
11/26/2006 [-]
Hundreds of Thousands Rally to Cheer Hugo Chavez in Venezuelan Capital
11/26/2006 [-]
South Africa wins Surf Ski World Cup Nov. 26 - South Africa won the Surf ...
11/26/2006 [-]
Movie on Jesus' birth debuts at Vatican
11/26/2006 [-]
New Israeli-Palestinian truce raises cautious hope for peace opening
11/26/2006 [-]
Iraq in turmoil after bloody Thursday
11/26/2006 [-]
Thousands in Turkey Denounce Papal Visit
11/26/2006 [-]
Turkey's Christians look to papal visit for comfort
11/26/2006 [-]
Anti-Pope Rally Precedes Visit To Turkey
11/26/2006 [-]
For Iraqi police officers, just managing to stay alive is a full-time job
11/26/2006 [-]
- For Iraq Police, Staying Alive Is Goal
11/26/2006 [-]
Crowd stones Iraq PM in Baghdad slum
11/26/2006 [-]
Congress' Patience With Iraq Erodes
11/26/2006 [-]
Swiss voters approve EU aid
11/26/2006 [-]
Casino tip-sharing draws protesters
11/26/2006 [-]
Atlantic City puts its money on new casinos
11/26/2006 [-]
Bush + Hitler = ???
11/26/2006 [-]
Execs, wonks debate India's economy
11/26/2006 [-]
Rwandan media rap France over calls to prosecute Kagame
11/26/2006 [-]
Congressional leaders press Bush on Iraq
11/26/2006 [-]
Gaza ceasefire set to take effect
11/26/2006 [-]
Peace in Iraq tops Bush agenda
11/26/2006 [-]
Guide to the World's Top Universities
11/26/2006 [-]
Duratek's nuclear power plant contract grows
11/26/2006 [-]
Iraqi Leaders Plea for End to Violence
11/26/2006 [-]
Penang To Host World Music Festival
11/26/2006 [-]
Gracenote gets lyrics distribution license
11/26/2006 [-]
Market Poised to Get 'Gay Friendlier'
11/26/2006 [-]
Five hunters shot dead in Greece
11/26/2006 [-]
Michael Richards appears on the Rev. Jesse Jackson's radio program
11/26/2006 [-]
* Bahrain votes despite allegations of a plot
11/26/2006 [-]
Gaza Cease-Fire Appears to Hold, Halting Rocket Attacks
11/26/2006 [-]
Iraqi Leader Sees Crisis Ahead of Meeting With Bush
11/26/2006 [-]
Police Probe Death Of Former Russian Spy
11/26/2006 [-]
India may run out of water by 2020 World Bank
11/26/2006 [-]
Deadly toll of unsafe abortions in developing world
11/26/2006 [-]
Turkey's Christians Await Pope's Visit
11/26/2006 [-]
Afghanistan's Fledgling Army Joins Fight
11/26/2006 [-]
Oil industry denies manipulating market market
11/26/2006 [-]
Japanese Veteran Says Atrocities Committed Against Filipinos in World War II
11/26/2006 [-]
Digital agency moves into the real world
11/26/2006 [-]
Congo rebels hold eastern town
11/26/2006 [-]
Documentary Films Rattle Business World
11/26/2006 [-]
European minorities torn between worlds
11/26/2006 [-]
Italy downs Cuba in volleyball worlds
11/26/2006 [-]
World's best-known banknote may be heading for scrapheap
11/26/2006 [-]
Property fairs in Belgium and United Kingdom
11/26/2006 [-]
Turkey's Christians await pope's visit
11/26/2006 [-]
Fighting resumes between army and dissidents in eastern DRC
11/26/2006 [-]
Berlusconi sent to hospital with heart complaint
11/26/2006 [-]
Jeev wins Casio World Open golf tournament
11/26/2006 [-]
Former Italian leader slumps at podium
11/26/2006 [-]
First World, Third World
11/26/2006 [-]
Missing woman found dead behind bookshelf after freak accident
11/26/2006 [-]
- Wildlife Under Pressure Find 2nd Chance
11/26/2006 [-]
Minority youths torn between cultures as Europe debates integration
11/26/2006 [-]
Violence in Iraq dominates discussion in an increasingly weary Iran
11/26/2006 [-]
* Hu Jintao solidifies ties with Pakistan
11/26/2006 [-]
- 10 Drown After Pakistan Van Crash
11/26/2006 [-]
Pakistan China Is it really all smiles?
11/26/2006 [-]
'Event' affects Venezuelan oil refinery
11/26/2006 [-]
INTERVIEW-World neglects tsunami risk lessons Red Cross
11/26/2006 [-]
India's Bangalore in name change
11/26/2006 [-]
Swiss agree aid for EU newcomers
11/26/2006 [-]
* N Korea rebukes Seoul over vote
11/26/2006 [-]
Newcastle beats Portsmouth in Premier
11/26/2006 [-]
Rockets fired at Israel despite Gaza ceasefire
11/26/2006 [-]
Small African village gives heartfelt thanks to Canadian Gov.-Gen
11/26/2006 [-]
Somalia Islamic Courts and MPs sign peace deal
11/26/2006 [-]
Hezbollah plans Lebanon protests
11/26/2006 [-]
Chavez ally faces banana baron in Ecuador election
11/26/2006 [-]
Leftist Protesters Set Fires in Oaxaca
11/26/2006 [-]
Turkish Muslims skeptical of pope's visit
11/26/2006 [-]
Pope's visit to Turkey will be four-day test
11/26/2006 [-]
Thousands protest before Pope's visit to Turkey
11/26/2006 [-]
25,000 protest pope's visit
11/26/2006 [-]
* Deadly attack in Nigeria fires up global oil prices
11/26/2006 [-]
* Azerbaijan independent TV and radio turned off
11/26/2006 [-]
Israel Rockets fired from Gaza after cease-fire
11/26/2006 [-]
Iraqi leader Only politicians can end nation's bloodbath
11/26/2006 [-]
Jordan's king sees possibility of three civil wars in Mideast
11/26/2006 [-]
Clashes in Afghanistan kill 55 Taliban
11/26/2006 [-]
Chad rebel convoy moves towards capital
11/26/2006 [-]
Rwanda How the genocide happened
11/26/2006 [-]
France was involved in genocide Rwanda
11/26/2006 [-]
French had role in Rwanda president's death Kagame
11/26/2006 [-]
Politics controls fate of Venezuelan hospitals
11/26/2006 [-]
Pope to visit Turkey's Blue Mosque
11/26/2006 [-]
Berlusconi recovers after 'slight' collapse
11/26/2006 [-]
Richards says he is 'shattered' by racial tirade at comedy club
11/26/2006 [-]
NYC police shoot 3 people, killing groom on his wedding day
11/26/2006 [-]
World's top cruise bosses head to Dubai
11/26/2006 [-]
Essential Didion California roots, American visions
11/26/2006 [-]
Bookcase 'trap' killed US woman
11/26/2006 [-]
52 workers killed in Chinese mine explosion
11/26/2006 [-]
Massive rally backs Chavez opponent in Venezuela
11/26/2006 [-]
Thousands in Turkey protest Pope's planned visit
11/26/2006 [-]
NATO soldier, 57 insurgents die in Afghanistan
11/26/2006 [-]
Interview WHO new chief expounds goal of building 'harmonious health world'
11/26/2006 [-]
Eight Wonder proposes world's largest living coral reef lagoon
11/26/2006 [-]
Hundreds call health hotline over Russian ex-spy's radioactive poisoning
11/26/2006 [-]
Shiite opposition makes stunning gains in Bahrain polls
11/26/2006 [-]
On Radio, Comic Apologizes for Tirade
11/26/2006 [-]
Thousands protest Pope Benedict's upcoming visit
11/26/2006 [-]
Berlusconi slumps at podium during emotional speech
11/26/2006 [-]
NATO soldier, 57 insurgents killed in violence in Afghanistan
11/26/2006 [-]
Thousands gather in Turkey to protest upcoming papal visit
11/26/2006 [-]
-STANFORD / Author to lecture on how China's rapid growth is changing world
11/26/2006 [-]
Chavez Says Castro Still Sharp
11/26/2006 [-]
Rebels moving toward Chad capital, diplomat says
11/26/2006 [-]
Travel warning for Fiji
11/26/2006 [-]
25,000 protest pope's visit to Turkey
11/26/2006 [-]
UK minister attacks Kremlin after death of ex-spy
11/26/2006 [-]
Italy's Berlusconi slumps during speech
11/26/2006 [-]
Economist's influence felt around the world
11/26/2006 [-]
Taliban, criminals may be among police recruits
11/26/2006 [-]
Ambiguous Dutch election results reflect Europe's anxiety
11/26/2006 [-]
Belfast militant charged in attack
11/26/2006 [-]
Chile's student activists prepare to graduate
11/26/2006 [-]
Nigerian rally
11/26/2006 [-]
Wal-Mart is lackluster exception to stellar sales
11/26/2006 [-]
Oil industry denies keeping prices high through manipulation
11/26/2006 [-]
Wildlife in trouble find 'second chance' at Ugandan center
11/26/2006 [-]
U.S. involved longer than in World War II
11/26/2006 [-]
What sort of spook are you?
11/26/2006 [-]
'Eco-coffins' Hoped-for solutionto long crematorium lines?
11/26/2006 [-]
Cheney meets with Saudi Arabia's king as several regional crisis threaten to worsen
11/26/2006 [-]
Pope Benedict XVI goes to Turkey
11/26/2006 [-]
Palestinians,Israel reach cease-fire agreement
11/26/2006 [-]
Tens of thousands protest in Turkey against pope's upcoming visit
11/26/2006 [-]
* NATO official says countries ready to aid in Afghanistan
11/26/2006 [-]
Tight Race for Ecuador's Next President
11/26/2006 [-]
* Euro turns around at US1.30-level in volatile trading
11/26/2006 [-]
Marriage rate takes a plunge in France
11/26/2006 [-]
Madison world champion Galvez killed in race Nov. 26 - Madison world champion Isaac ...
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Superjumbo A380 arrives in S. Africa for last test flight Nov. 26 - The world's largest ...
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Authorities powerless to turn off Iraq rebels funds
11/26/2006 [-]
Hopes for Gaza peace despite early setback
11/26/2006 [-]
Airline to review its policy on crucifixes
11/26/2006 [-]
Radioactive death ignites British health scare
11/26/2006 [-]
Murdered spy spooks Putin from the grave
11/26/2006 [-]
Bangladesh recalls Mohammad Asraful to play against Zimbabwe
11/26/2006 [-]
China's New Status Symbol The Hairy Crab
11/26/2006 [-]
- One Woman's Return to Ravaged Congo
11/26/2006 [-]
- Congo Warlord's Fighters Attack Forces
11/26/2006 [-]
New Midwestern Coal Mining Jobs Dredge Up Old Conflicts
11/26/2006 [-]
* Version of first US100 laptop delivered to Lula
11/26/2006 [-]
Rocket and mortar fire continues after Gaza truce
11/26/2006 [-]
South Korea begins slaughtering poultry to stem spread of bird flu
11/26/2006 [-]
Report Iraqi militant groups raise between 70 million and 200
11/26/2006 [-]
A world of difference
11/26/2006 [-]
Berlusconi faints at political rally
11/26/2006 [-]
Polonium-210 one of world's rarest elements
11/26/2006 [-]
Volleyball Japan beats Canada in 2nd-round opener at world c'ship
11/26/2006 [-]
Yushchenko talks genocide as Ukraine remembers Soviet-era famine victims
11/26/2006 [-]
Pakistan to boost relations with Russia PM
11/26/2006 [-]
* Newspapers, Google clash in Belgium
11/26/2006 [-]
Iraq War now exceeds U.S. involvement in World War II
11/26/2006 [-]
Eight Wonder proposes world's largest living coral reef lagoon
11/26/2006 [-]
Supreme Court urged not to intervene in Times case
11/26/2006 [-]
No flock here, pastor tells PETA
11/26/2006 [-]
Generation `tween' challenges norms
11/26/2006 [-]
Groom dies in hail of police gunfire
11/26/2006 [-]
WWI's `rightful place'
11/26/2006 [-]
Ancient faith faces an uncertain future
11/26/2006 [-]
It's getting really hard to get lost
11/26/2006 [-]
When nation needs wisdom, statesmen are standing by
11/26/2006 [-]
A FOOT IN THE KITCHEN DOOR
11/26/2006 [-]
Israel vows ceasefire 'patience'
11/26/2006 [-]
Rocket Attacks Threaten Gaza Truce
11/26/2006 [-]
Dozens Killed In Afghanistan Attacks
11/26/2006 [-]
WORLD BRIEFS - Israel, Palestinians agree to cease-fire
11/26/2006 [-]
Four killed in Indian Kashmir gunbattle
11/26/2006 [-]
Iraq govt reviews security
11/26/2006 [-]
Pinochet has no regrets on dictatorship
11/26/2006 [-]
Israeli, Palestinian leaders agree to cease-fire in Gaza
11/26/2006 [-]
Singer and two others gunned down in Mexico
11/26/2006 [-]
Lebanon to try alleged assassins
11/26/2006 [-]
Chinese AIDS activist missing; legal rights symposium canceled
11/26/2006 [-]
Turkish authorities prepare for trouble
11/26/2006 [-]
Ukraine marks anniversary of 1932-33 famine
11/26/2006 [-]
Crime threatens SAfrica 2010 World Cup U.S. envoy
11/26/2006 [-]
World Officials detain Chinese AIDS activist
11/26/2006 [-]
Eighteen missing after Philippine ferry sinks
11/26/2006 [-]
From Russia with poison
11/26/2006 [-]
Poland's conservatives, liberal opposition, brace for city hall battle
11/26/2006 [-]
Attacks continue for second day in Iraq
11/26/2006 [-]
Jesse Jackson to host comic after rant
11/26/2006 [-]
In Alaska, troops return home to chills and cheers
11/26/2006 [-]
N.Y. police shoot, kill groom
11/26/2006 [-]
Filling empty stomachs
11/26/2006 [-]
Gay couple awaits adoption ruling from U.S. court
11/26/2006 [-]
Congresswoman-elect set her own terms
11/26/2006 [-]
Preserving history, and a legacy, in Atlanta
11/26/2006 [-]
On drug prices, are Democrats in a fix?
11/26/2006 [-]
Democratic 'old bulls' to take charge
11/26/2006 [-]
TWIST Women's time and talent make the world better
11/26/2006 [-]
- In Beijing, expats find camaraderie at their side
11/26/2006 [-]
* NYSE boss goes `househunting' in China
11/26/2006 [-]
Chinese AIDS activist, organizer detained
11/26/2006 [-]
Assassination tribunal OKd, igniting anger
11/26/2006 [-]
Mexican pop singer gunned down
11/26/2006 [-]
Iraq's Palestinians in bull's-eye
11/26/2006 [-]
Iraqi clerics call f
11/26/2006 [-]
Extremist charged in N. Ireland Assembly attack
11/26/2006 [-]
Poisoned ex-spy said Russia agent watched him
11/26/2006 [-]
Divided, unhappy Ecuadoreans head to polls
11/26/2006 [-]
In Beijing, expats find camaraderie at their side
11/26/2006 [-]
Israelis, Palestinians reinstate cease-fire
11/26/2006 [-]
U.S. crackdown sends meth labs south of border
11/26/2006 [-]
Lebanon Backs Tribunal
11/26/2006 [-]
Zoo world is watching Rufus, T.K.
11/26/2006 [-]
The World Going Home, With Longing and Ambivalence
11/26/2006 [-]
Yoko Ono Calls For Worldwide Healing
11/26/2006 [-]
Afghan fighting kills 50 insurgents, NATO says
11/26/2006 [-]
Ecuador opens polls for presidential vote
11/26/2006 [-]
Palestinian attacks go on despite truce
11/26/2006 [-]
Suicide attack in southeastern Afghanistan leaves 7 dead, 20 injured
11/26/2006 [-]
Week in Review
11/26/2006 [-]
Widening cracks in the Caucasus
11/26/2006 [-]
Briefly
11/26/2006 [-]
Security braces for pope's visit
11/26/2006 [-]
Lebanon sets international Hariri tribunal
11/26/2006 [-]
Israel, Palestinians agree on cease-fire from today
11/26/2006 [-]
Pinochet accepts blame for killings
11/26/2006 [-]
Cheney asks king to help with Iraq
11/26/2006 [-]
Crafts from around the world sold at fair market value
11/26/2006 [-]
Joy to the world
11/25/2006 [-]
Worldwide mobile phone sales up 21.5pc in Q3
11/25/2006 [-]
* Thailand may lift martial law in part by end of year
11/25/2006 [-]
Teacher killings shut Thai schools
11/25/2006 [-]
Hundreds of Thai schools closed after rebel attacks
11/25/2006 [-]
Report Iraq insurgency funds self
11/25/2006 [-]
China downs Puerto Rico 3-0 in world women's volleyball
11/25/2006 [-]
Report Ex-Spy Feared He Was Target
11/25/2006 [-]
Bulgaria beat Cuba to remain unbeaten at men's volleyball worlds
11/25/2006 [-]
HK journalist jailed in China asks to serve term near home
11/25/2006 [-]
New roads, but few able to walk them
11/25/2006 [-]
Israel and Palestinians Reach Truce After Months of Fighting in Gaza
11/25/2006 [-]
Indian city to outlaw rickshaw runners
11/25/2006 [-]
Tehran to host intl. conference on globalization challenges
11/25/2006 [-]
Preparing for a rapidly changing world
11/25/2006 [-]
Straka's OT goal hands Rangers 2-1 win
11/25/2006 [-]
Tokyo Tower Would Be World's Tallest
11/25/2006 [-]
Dead ex-spy says Russian agent monitored him
11/25/2006 [-]
Brazil downs U.S. at volleyball worlds
11/25/2006 [-]
Kyoto to ban flashing neon ads, rooftop billboards report
11/25/2006 [-]
Congo warlord's fighters attack forces
11/25/2006 [-]
Collingwood and Pietersen lead England's resistance
11/25/2006 [-]
14 killed as Philippines ferry sinks
11/25/2006 [-]
WORLD FIRST - download and burn DVD movies legally
11/25/2006 [-]
U.N. Mine group Israel laid mines in Lebanon in war
11/25/2006 [-]
Afghan program raises questions
11/25/2006 [-]
Iraqi PM facing sharp criticism ahead of summit
11/25/2006 [-]
U.N. says war posturing in Somalia hurts relief efforts
11/25/2006 [-]
Poisoned agent said he was KGB muscle
11/25/2006 [-]
Cease-fire called in Gaza Strip
11/25/2006 [-]
Tribunal to probe Lebanon slaying
11/25/2006 [-]
World's largest tower to rise in Japan
11/25/2006 [-]
Cheney discusses world crises with Saudi king
11/25/2006 [-]
Black Radio Pioneer Dies
11/25/2006 [-]
Dwivedi BBC World Service biz development manager
11/25/2006 [-]
Woman Found Dead Behind Bedroom Bookcase
11/25/2006 [-]
Japan crush South Korea 54-0 to reach World Cup
11/25/2006 [-]
Thousands rally in South Korean capital against free trade with U.S.
11/25/2006 [-]
S. Korea scurries to stem spread of highly virulent bird flu
11/25/2006 [-]
Darfur A Modern-Day Holocaust?
11/25/2006 [-]
Blair 'Sorrow' over Britain's slavery role
11/25/2006 [-]
Butter chicken rides realty boom in Ludhiana
11/25/2006 [-]
Malays trying to cope in globalised world
11/25/2006 [-]
Gaza ceasefire comes into force
11/25/2006 [-]
At least 53 Chinese miners dead in coal mine explosions
11/25/2006 [-]
Edwards, Obama Gain Popularity on Tours
11/25/2006 [-]
Black Friday Sales Up 6 Percent From '05
11/25/2006 [-]
Indonesian leader due in Japan for trade, energy talks
11/25/2006 [-]
Airbus A380 in round-the-world test flight
11/25/2006 [-]
Ethiopia issues Somalia threat
11/25/2006 [-]
Dying ex-spy said he was being tailed
11/25/2006 [-]
TV docu stimulates more open attitude to history, China, the world Nov. 26 - Every night after supper, ...
11/25/2006 [-]
Pope aims to boost Catholic-Orthodox ties with Turkey trip
11/25/2006 [-]
Celebrity slalom race at Whistler festival
11/25/2006 [-]
Bahrain voters throng polls after divisive election campaign
11/25/2006 [-]
United States has now been in Iraq war longer than it was in WW2
11/25/2006 [-]
Police kill groom leaving bachelor party, give no reason for slaying
11/25/2006 [-]
World of Warcraft scans players' Internet Explorer browsing history
11/25/2006 [-]
Switched on world's largest millimeter telescope
11/25/2006 [-]
Tiger supremo faces deadline for war or peace in Sri Lanka
11/25/2006 [-]
French presidential race hots up
11/25/2006 [-]
Dying spy said to accuse Russian agent
11/25/2006 [-]
North Korean capital decked with banners extolling nuclear s
11/25/2006 [-]
N.Y. police kill one after shooting up car
11/25/2006 [-]
Whites Only Scholarship Creates Outrage
11/25/2006 [-]
Christmas Around the World celebrated at First Financial
11/25/2006 [-]
Aid Worker With Clinton Foundation Slain
11/25/2006 [-]
Lebanon's Government Backs U.N. Tribunal
11/25/2006 [-]
Iraq PM Facing Criticism Over Bush Talks
11/25/2006 [-]
Chavez is a potent yet divisive force
11/25/2006 [-]
Lebanese government approves U.N. tribunal
11/25/2006 [-]
Black Friday strong except for Wal-Mart
11/25/2006 [-]
Atlantic City murders that of a serial killer?
11/25/2006 [-]
Mary Kom achieves hat-trick of world boxing titles
11/25/2006 [-]
Willie Pep, 84; featherweight reached boxing world's pinnacle
11/25/2006 [-]
Palestinians, Israel agree to Gaza cease-fire
11/25/2006 [-]
Israel and Palestinians Agree to a Cease-Fire in the Gaza Strip
11/25/2006 [-]
Today in history Nov. 26
11/25/2006 [-]
Barrick Gold tops production forecast
11/25/2006 [-]
U.N. rights chief says Palestinians, Israelis feel abandoned by world
11/25/2006 [-]
The wireless Word In a tech-savvy world, religion goes mobile
11/25/2006 [-]
Africa embraces a wireless way of life
11/25/2006 [-]
Telecom infrastructure biz to set the cash registers ringing
11/25/2006 [-]
India, Chinese Taipei to clash for main Hopman Cup place
11/25/2006 [-]
Lebanon's government backs U.N. tribunal
11/25/2006 [-]
SC Chennai unliveable due to illegal constructions
11/25/2006 [-]
Israel, Palestinians Agree to a Cease-Fire in Gaza
11/25/2006 [-]
Yemen editor jailed over cartoons
11/25/2006 [-]
Champ Brazil tops U.S. at volleyball worlds
11/25/2006 [-]
World Briefings India's illegal coal mines turn into death pits
11/25/2006 [-]
India's illegal coal mines turn into death pits
11/25/2006 [-]
Appalachian Trail could be environmental 'canary in coal min
11/25/2006 [-]
Rebels Take Control of City in Eastern Chad
11/25/2006 [-]
Video may hold clue to spy poisoning
11/25/2006 [-]
Israel, Palestinians agree to cease-fire in Gaza
11/25/2006 [-]
Groom Shot By Police On Wedding Day
11/25/2006 [-]
WORLD BRIEFS - Public funeral sparks broad sectarian strife
11/25/2006 [-]
India's Singh ties for lead at Casio World
11/25/2006 [-]
Israel Deal reached on Gaza cease-fire
11/25/2006 [-]
Iraq leader struggles with sectarian violence, criticism
11/25/2006 [-]
White claims World Cup 'victory'
11/25/2006 [-]
World's dumbest Blond Norwegian Model.
11/25/2006 [-]
Ex-spy's radiation death sparks testing in U.K.
11/25/2006 [-]
World news
11/25/2006 [-]
Israel, Palestinians Agree To Cease-Fire
11/25/2006 [-]
Zettel claims maiden World Cup win
11/25/2006 [-]
U.S. involved in Iraq war longer than it was in World War II
11/25/2006 [-]
Helping them face the world
11/25/2006 [-]
Tokyo Plans Tallest Tower In The World
11/25/2006 [-]
Tokyo TV tower steals the show
11/25/2006 [-]
Israel, Palestinians agree to Gaza ceasefire
11/25/2006 [-]
Cheney meets with Saudi king as several regional crisis threaten to worsen
11/25/2006 [-]
Widow, two family members shot to death at Thanksgiving celebration
11/25/2006 [-]
Cheney arrives in Saudi Arabia for talks with King aimed at calming Iraq
11/25/2006 [-]
Police kill groom, wound two at bachelor party near strip club in NYC
11/25/2006 [-]
ABN Amro pays 4.5 million dollars in Vietnam case report
11/25/2006 [-]
Bahrain polls crowded in tense elections
11/25/2006 [-]
Suicide blast kills U.S. GI, Iraqis
11/25/2006 [-]
Zettel gets 1st career World Cup victory
11/25/2006 [-]
Wishful drinking Top wines for the festive season
11/25/2006 [-]
Questions Of Cash 'Why didn't I receive free wine when I op
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Here's to the Benefits of Red Wine, but Don't Advertise Them
11/25/2006 [-]
Israel, Palestinians agree to ceasefire in Gaza
11/25/2006 [-]
Poisoned ex-spy said in interview before death he was ordered to kill Kremlin opponents
11/25/2006 [-]
Baghdad slaughter piles pressure on Bush before talks
11/25/2006 [-]
Despite Baghdad violence, more troops still dying in Anbar
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Baghdad curfew extended, to end Monday
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Taliban may have infiltrated Afghan militias
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British Terror Trial Traces a Path to Militant Islam
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Iraqi leader struggles with sectarian violence, criticism ahead of Bush summit
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Wal-Mart Expects Decline in Same-Store Sales in November
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Prominent Chinese AIDS Activist Missing Ahead of World AIDS Day
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Suicide Car Bomb Kills Three Iraqi Civilians,
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Lebanese Government Approves U.N. Tribunal, Heightening Standoff with Hezbollah
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Man Shot and Killed on Day of His Wedding
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PolygamistsCase against Jeffs distorts image of lifestyle China pledges nuclear energy help to Paki
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World Court Says Crimes Against Humanity Committed in Darfur
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Lebanese Government Backs U.N. Tribunal
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Suicide Blast Kills U.S. GI, 3 Iraqis
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England lands Cricket World Cup
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Budget Law Fassino Announces A Journey In World Of Economy
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Dominicans want Saudis to build refinery
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Cheney Seeks Help From Saudi Arabia
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Vengeful Shi'ites kill 25
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Wii 'Slip Proof Glove' For World's Greasy Handed
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One Woman's Return to Ravaged Congo
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Brits Probe Ex-Spy's Radioactive Death
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Rwanda President says France implicated in genocide
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Saudis may pull out of Eurofighter contract over fraud probe report
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Cheney visits Saudi Arabia amid Iraq bloodshed
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Governor Asks Court To Force Vote On Gay Marriage
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Tribunal For Beirut Assassination Suspects
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Police recruitment bid blocked by World Cup cricket contest
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Bahrain vote ends after tense campaign
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Chad rebels seize key eastern town
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Syria's balking at summit call could weaken Iran power play
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Iran to produce enough fuel for Bushehr in 4-5 years
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* China and Pakistan sign FTA
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Chinese president signs trade agreement with Pakistan
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- Taliban Kidnap 2 Pakistani Reporters
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Killing brings Lebanese to political boiling point
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Even routine trip filled with fear
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Red tape taken to new level; government tied in knots
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Baghdad now powered by backyard generators
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Insurgents gun down 21 Shiites in Iraqi village; coalition kills 57 insurgents
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Hamas leader threatens violence
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Protests greet China president during India visit
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Thousands mourn in Beirut
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Troops feast on Thanksgiving traditions
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- Azerbaijan Shuts Independent TV Station
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Iranians invest over 350m in Azerbaijan from 1993
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Miami prepares for post-Castro world
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Afghanistan troops will help out in a pinch NATO
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Hezbollah renews threat to stage mass protests
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- U.N. Says War Threats Hurt Somalia Aid
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Hamas chief warns of new intifada
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Alberta outhouse awarded world status
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Boy killed as Israelis clash with militants
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Hamas offers Israel peace talks
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Hong Kong film wins at Taipei awards
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Cheney arrives in Saudi Arabia as several regional crisis threaten
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UK Radioactive Isotope Killed Ex-KGB
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Invoking God's law, sect's tearoom defies health codes
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Tri-City vigil to mark World AIDS Day
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Police shoot 3 people near nightclub in NYC; 1 dead
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Hamas chief Mashaal gives peace negotiations 6 months, threatens 3rd uprising
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Budding African entrepreneurs provide proud face of microfinance revolution
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Russian lawmakers, state-controlled TV point finger at tycoon in ex-spy's death
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European Minorities Torn Between Worlds
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Design revealed for world's tallest tower
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Hezbollah renews threat of mass protests
11/25/2006 [-]
Cheney in Saudi Arabia for crisis talks
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World Governments Asked to Pay for Ivory Coast Cleanup
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Insurgents Gun Down 21 Shiites in Iraq
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Two Central African rebel chiefs arrested
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* Pope meets archbishop
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Venezuelan leader boosting health care
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Taiwan's president avoids impeachment
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Power struggle in Beirut
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World class athletes set for team effort in Singapore
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Old World demand revives U.S. cranberry industry
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Chad rebels attack key town
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Loyalist icon charged with attempted murder
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