Mission: Impossible actor dies Peter Graves, star of the TV series Mission: Impossible and the Airplane films, dies of a suspected heart attack in LA, aged 83.
China's stern warning to Google China's top internet official warns that Google will "pay the consequences" if it does not comply with censorship laws.
Israel closes protest villages The Israeli military has ordered two West Bank villages at the centre of protests against the "separation wall" are off-limits.
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Thai PM rejects protest ultimatum Thailand's prime minister rejects protesters' demands for his resignation, as red-shirt rallies continue in Bangkok.
UK minister in China economy call The UK Foreign Secretary David Miliband calls on China to build an economy which is efficient, stable and just.
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Newly powerful China defies Western nations China's government embraces an increasingly anti-Western tone and adopts policies across a wide spectrum that reflect a heightened fear of foreign...
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China lets its cash speak in the Balkans As Brussels painstakingly deliberates the merits of aspiring European Union members in the Balkans, Beijing has begun an investment offensive in the...
Mission: Impossible actor dies Peter Graves, star of the TV series Mission: Impossible and the Airplane films, dies of a suspected heart attack in LA, aged 83.
Italy arrests 19 accused of helping mafia boss PALERMO, Italy (Reuters) - Authorities said they had arrested the brother of Italy's most wanted mafioso on Monday, along with 18 others accused of...
Frenchwoman accused of killing 6 of her infants A 38-year-old woman acknowledged Monday killing six of her newborns, whose corpses were found in plastic bags in her basement, at the opening of a...
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Mexican hitmen blamed for killing U.S. couple Suspected drug gang hitmen ambushed two cars carrying families with ties to the U.S. consulate in a violent border city, killing an American couple...
Georgian mafia targeted in police swoop Police across Europe arrested 69 suspected members of a Georgian-run mafia, including 24 in Spain, which was leading the investigation, a National...
Italy arrests 19 accused of helping mafia boss PALERMO, Italy (Reuters) - Authorities said they had arrested the brother of Italy's most wanted mafioso on Monday, along with 18 others accused of...
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Frenchwoman accused of killing 6 of her infants A 38-year-old woman acknowledged Monday killing six of her newborns, whose corpses were found in plastic bags in her basement, at the opening of a...
Report: U.S.’s top credit rating may be at risk The United States and Britain are more likely than Germany and France to witness an embarrassing downgrade of their top debt rating, agency Moody's...
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New credit card protection agreed Credit card holders will be offered more protection from spiralling debts, but changes are watered down from original plans.
Call for better rape victim care A new approach is needed to give greater priority to the care and support of rape victims, a major review says.
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Abuse victim wants Irish cardinal to quit A sex abuse victim calls on the head of the Catholic Church in Ireland, Cardinal Sean Brady, to resign over a disgraced cleric.
Italy arrests 19 accused of helping mafia boss PALERMO, Italy (Reuters) - Authorities said they had arrested the brother of Italy's most wanted mafioso on Monday, along with 18 others accused of...
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Georgian mafia targeted in police swoop Police across Europe arrested 69 suspected members of a Georgian-run mafia, including 24 in Spain, which was leading the investigation, a National...
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Georgian mafia suspects arrested Sixty-nine people are arrested in six European countries as part of a co-ordinated police operation against the Georgian mafia.
Power cut plunges Chile into dark A massive power failure plunges much of earthquake-hit Chile into darkness, affecting up to 90% of the population.
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Chile blackout leaves millions in dark A major blackout left most of Chile without power for hours, two weeks after a massive earthquake that killed hundreds and weakened infrastructure.
Sarkozy's party battered in French vote French President Nicolas Sarkozy's center-right party emerged badly battered after regional elections on Sunday, Interior Ministry figures showed...
Report: U.S.’s top credit rating may be at risk The United States and Britain are more likely than Germany and France to witness an embarrassing downgrade of their top debt rating, agency Moody's...
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No quick fix for diabetes risk Exercise and diet are key to prevent diabetes in high-risk people, say researchers who found two drug treatments offer no benefit.
Mexico gunmen kill American consulate staff CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico (Reuters) - Gunmen in the drug war-plagued Mexican border city of Ciudad Juarez killed two Americans and a Mexican linked to...
Chile's power grid unstable for a week: president SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile's main power grid will remain "unstable" for the next seven days, President Sebastian Pinera said on Monday, a day after a...
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A week on, Maliki pulls ahead in Iraq race BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki pulled ahead on Sunday in early results of an election Iraqis hoped would end years of sectarian...
Explosions hit Nigeria oil talks Two suspected car bombs are detonated in Nigeria, during talks over an amnesty for militants in the oil-rich delta.
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NIGERIA: Bomb blasts hit amnesty talks in oil delta Nigerian militants on Monday detonated at least two car bombs outside a government building in the southern oil city of Warri, where talks were being...
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Tropical cyclone Tomas slams into Fiji Tropical Cyclone Tomas dumps heavy rain and whips up strong gust over Fiji as the powerful storm roars into the chain's northern islands, emergency...
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Powerful cyclone batters Fiji Thousands evacuated to emergency shelters as Cyclone Tomas rips through South Pacific.
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Fiji braces as major tropical cyclone bears down Cyclone Tomas battered island groups off Fiji's northern coast Monday, causing flooding, pounding seas and one death, but officials said the storm...
Mexican hitmen blamed for killing U.S. couple Suspected drug gang hitmen ambushed two cars carrying families with ties to the U.S. consulate in a violent border city, killing an American couple...
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Mexico gunmen kill American consulate staff CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico (Reuters) - Gunmen in the drug war-plagued Mexican border city of Ciudad Juarez killed two Americans and a Mexican linked to...
Mexican hitmen blamed for killing U.S. couple Suspected drug gang hitmen ambushed two cars carrying families with ties to the U.S. consulate in a violent border city, killing an American couple...
Newly powerful China defies Western nations China's government embraces an increasingly anti-Western tone and adopts policies across a wide spectrum that reflect a heightened fear of foreign...
Brown says BA strike 'deplorable' Prime Minister Gordon Brown says a planned strike by British Airways cabin staff is "unjustified" and comes at the "wrong time".
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Brown loses job as Hull manager Hull City manager Phil Brown has been relieved of his duties at the struggling Premier League club and put on gardening leave.
FRANCE: Two French hostages freed in Darfur French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner (pictured) announced on Sunday that two French aid workers who were kidnapped in the Central African...
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Honest guest’s guide to free hotel amenities When you’re staying at a hotel, is it OK to pocket the bottles of shampoo and lotion? How about the magazines? Bathrobes? Furniture? It all depends...
Mexico gunmen kill American consulate staff CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico (Reuters) - Gunmen in the drug war-plagued Mexican border city of Ciudad Juarez killed two Americans and a Mexican linked to...
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Living the American dream in Iraq As the US military prepares to scale down its presence in Iraq's Kurdish north, a young businessman wants to bring US-style entrepreneurship to the...
Deadly car bomb in Iraq's Falluja A suicide bomber explodes a car in the Iraqi city of Falluja, killing at least seven people and wounding 13, officials say.
Storm topples East Coast power lines Crews worked to restore power to more than 400,000 homes as a powerful low-pressure system churned off the Eastern Seaboard on Monday.
U.N. chief: Haiti aid effort 'not enough' U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has promised Haitians he is focused on maintaining donor solidarity as the quake-torn nation struggles to rebuild,...
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Inactivity rife in UK - chief medic Fitness tests should be introduced for children in secondary schools to help make people more active, the chief medical officer for England says.
Netanyahu: no limitations on building in Jerusalem JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Defying the United States, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected on Monday placing any curbs on building homes for...
Brown says BA strike 'deplorable' Prime Minister Gordon Brown says a planned strike by British Airways cabin staff is "unjustified" and comes at the "wrong time".
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Air strike in Pakistan kills nine Pakistani fighter jets target suspected Taliban hideouts in the north-western Orakzai tribal area, killing at least nine.
Mexico gunmen kill American consulate staff CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico (Reuters) - Gunmen in the drug war-plagued Mexican border city of Ciudad Juarez killed two Americans and a Mexican linked to...
Car bomb kills at least 7 in Iraq A parked car bomb detonated Monday on a busy street in central Iraq, killing at least seven people and injuring 13 others, police said.
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IRAQ: Suicide bomber kills seven in Fallujah Seven people were killed when a suicide bomber blew himself up among a group of labourers on Monday morning in Fallujah, around 50 kilometres west of...
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Air strike in Pakistan kills nine Pakistani fighter jets target suspected Taliban hideouts in the north-western Orakzai tribal area, killing at least nine.
Sarkozy's party battered in French vote French President Nicolas Sarkozy's center-right party emerged badly battered after regional elections on Sunday, Interior Ministry figures showed...
Foreign U.N. staffers return to Afghanistan KABUL (Reuters) - The United Nations mission in Afghanistan is no longer keeping staff abroad as a security measure, after it evacuated hundreds of...
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AFGHANISTAN: Operation Moshtarak aftermath Operation Moshtarak has been hailed as a success by NATO and Afghan forces: the district around the city of Marjah is no longer in the hands of the...
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Beckham's World Cup hopes dashed by injury England star David Beckham's dreams of crowning his career by playing at a fourth World Cup appear to have been shattered by a suspected Achilles...
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Beckham likely to miss World Cup David Beckham is flying to Finland for surgery on his Achilles tendon, which looks set to rule him out of the World Cup.
U.N. chief: Haiti aid effort 'not enough' U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has promised Haitians he is focused on maintaining donor solidarity as the quake-torn nation struggles to rebuild,...
Fiji braces as major tropical cyclone bears down Cyclone Tomas battered island groups off Fiji's northern coast Monday, causing flooding, pounding seas and one death, but officials said the storm...
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FRANCE: Two French hostages freed in Darfur French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner (pictured) announced on Sunday that two French aid workers who were kidnapped in the Central African...
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Deadly car bomb in Iraq's Falluja A suicide bomber explodes a car in the Iraqi city of Falluja, killing at least seven people and wounding 13, officials say.
A week on, Maliki pulls ahead in Iraq race BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki pulled ahead on Sunday in early results of an election Iraqis hoped would end years of sectarian...
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Car bomb kills at least 7 in Iraq A parked car bomb detonated Monday on a busy street in central Iraq, killing at least seven people and injuring 13 others, police said.
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IRAQ: Suicide bomber kills seven in Fallujah Seven people were killed when a suicide bomber blew himself up among a group of labourers on Monday morning in Fallujah, around 50 kilometres west of...
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Living the American dream in Iraq As the US military prepares to scale down its presence in Iraq's Kurdish north, a young businessman wants to bring US-style entrepreneurship to the...
Darfur rebel row jeopardises deal A deadline for Darfur rebels and Sudan's government to finalise a peace deal is unlikely to be met, amid a rebel split.
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FRANCE: Two French hostages freed in Darfur French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner (pictured) announced on Sunday that two French aid workers who were kidnapped in the Central African...
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Beckham likely to miss World Cup David Beckham is flying to Finland for surgery on his Achilles tendon, which looks set to rule him out of the World Cup.
Chile blackout leaves millions in dark A major blackout left most of Chile without power for hours, two weeks after a massive earthquake that killed hundreds and weakened infrastructure.
Chile's power grid unstable for a week: president SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile's main power grid will remain "unstable" for the next seven days, President Sebastian Pinera said on Monday, a day after a...
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Storm topples East Coast power lines Crews worked to restore power to more than 400,000 homes as a powerful low-pressure system churned off the Eastern Seaboard on Monday.
Power cut plunges Chile into dark A massive power failure plunges much of earthquake-hit Chile into darkness, affecting up to 90% of the population.
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Who will win Thai power struggle? The Thai prime minister has rejected a call from protesters to call elections. How can the political crisis be resolved?
Car bomb kills at least 7 in Iraq A parked car bomb detonated Monday on a busy street in central Iraq, killing at least seven people and injuring 13 others, police said.
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Deadly car bomb in Iraq's Falluja A suicide bomber explodes a car in the Iraqi city of Falluja, killing at least seven people and wounding 13, officials say.
A week on, Maliki pulls ahead in Iraq race BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki pulled ahead on Sunday in early results of an election Iraqis hoped would end years of sectarian...
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Israel closes protest villages The Israeli military has ordered two West Bank villages at the centre of protests against the "separation wall" are off-limits.
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U.S. ups pressure on Israel Officials say the U.S. is pressing Israel to scrap a contentious Jerusalem building project whose approval has touched off the most serious...
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Powerful cyclone batters Fiji Thousands evacuated to emergency shelters as Cyclone Tomas rips through South Pacific.
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Fiji braces as major tropical cyclone bears down Cyclone Tomas battered island groups off Fiji's northern coast Monday, causing flooding, pounding seas and one death, but officials said the storm...
Abuse victim wants Irish cardinal to quit A sex abuse victim calls on the head of the Catholic Church in Ireland, Cardinal Sean Brady, to resign over a disgraced cleric.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH: Sex abuse scandals In recent months the Catholic Church has been rocked by scandal. After widespread accusations of child abuse by priests in Ireland, similar claims...
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Sex abuse cases spell trouble for pope Vatican analysts tell CNN that child abuse allegations in Germany, including in Pope Benedict XVI's former archdiocese, could hurt the pontiff's...
Protesters push for polls as Thai tensions build BANGKOK (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of protesters pressed ahead with a mass street rally in Bangkok on Monday after Thai Prime Minister Abhisit...
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Cyclone Tomas hits northern Fiji A powerful cyclone hits northern Fiji, damaging crops and forcing 5,000 people into evacuation centres.
FRANCE: Two French hostages freed in Darfur French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner (pictured) announced on Sunday that two French aid workers who were kidnapped in the Central African...
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FRANCE: The Le Pen line of succession Jean-Marie Le Pen, the long-serving leader and founder of France's Front National party, once said that he would never retire. Nevertheless, it's...
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ANC leader guilty of hate speech South African judge convicts ANC official Julius Malema of hate speech for insulting woman who accused Jacob Zuma of rape.
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Brazil leader begins Mid-East tour Brazil's president arrives in Israel at the start of a Middle East tour to throw his country's weight behind the peace process.
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Cyclone Tomas hits northern Fiji A powerful cyclone hits northern Fiji, damaging crops and forcing 5,000 people into evacuation centres.
Inactivity rife in UK - chief medic Fitness tests should be introduced for children in secondary schools to help make people more active, the chief medical officer for England says.
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UK minister in China economy call The UK Foreign Secretary David Miliband calls on China to build an economy which is efficient, stable and just.
Tropical cyclone Tomas slams into Fiji Tropical Cyclone Tomas dumps heavy rain and whips up strong gust over Fiji as the powerful storm roars into the chain's northern islands, emergency...
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Fiji braces as major tropical cyclone bears down Cyclone Tomas battered island groups off Fiji's northern coast Monday, causing flooding, pounding seas and one death, but officials said the storm...
Brazil leader begins Mid-East tour Brazil's president arrives in Israel at the start of a Middle East tour to throw his country's weight behind the peace process.
Report: U.S.’s top credit rating may be at risk The United States and Britain are more likely than Germany and France to witness an embarrassing downgrade of their top debt rating, agency Moody's...
India eyes foreign college role India's government approves a bill to allow foreign universities to set up campuses and offer degrees to students in India.
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Students die in India bus crash At least 26 students are killed after they fell from a bridge into a dry riverbed in the Indian state of Rajasthan, police say.
Sarkozy's party battered in French vote French President Nicolas Sarkozy's center-right party emerged badly battered after regional elections on Sunday, Interior Ministry figures showed...
Mexico gunmen kill American consulate staff CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico (Reuters) - Gunmen in the drug war-plagued Mexican border city of Ciudad Juarez killed two Americans and a Mexican linked to...
Thai protesters in blood-throwing threat Anti-government protesters threatened Monday to begin collecting hundreds of liters of blood to toss on official buildings as they step up their...
Protesters push for polls as Thai tensions build BANGKOK (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of protesters pressed ahead with a mass street rally in Bangkok on Monday after Thai Prime Minister Abhisit...
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Who will win Thai power struggle? The Thai prime minister has rejected a call from protesters to call elections. How can the political crisis be resolved?
Explosions hit Nigeria oil talks Two suspected car bombs are detonated in Nigeria, during talks over an amnesty for militants in the oil-rich delta.
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NIGERIA: Bomb blasts hit amnesty talks in oil delta Nigerian militants on Monday detonated at least two car bombs outside a government building in the southern oil city of Warri, where talks were being...
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NIGERIA: Bomb blasts hit amnesty talks in oil delta Nigerian militants on Monday detonated at least two car bombs outside a government building in the southern oil city of Warri, where talks were being...
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Thai protesters in blood-throwing threat Anti-government protesters threatened Monday to begin collecting hundreds of liters of blood to toss on official buildings as they step up their...
Protesters push for polls as Thai tensions build BANGKOK (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of protesters pressed ahead with a mass street rally in Bangkok on Monday after Thai Prime Minister Abhisit...
Arrest over couple's fire deaths A second person is held over the death of a couple who were killed when a fire in a mobility scooter spread to their home in Rugby.
Explosions hit Nigeria oil talks Two suspected car bombs are detonated in Nigeria, during talks over an amnesty for militants in the oil-rich delta.
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NIGERIA: Bomb blasts hit amnesty talks in oil delta Nigerian militants on Monday detonated at least two car bombs outside a government building in the southern oil city of Warri, where talks were being...
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Beckham's World Cup hopes dashed by injury England star David Beckham's dreams of crowning his career by playing at a fourth World Cup appear to have been shattered by a suspected Achilles...
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Beckham likely to miss World Cup David Beckham is flying to Finland for surgery on his Achilles tendon, which looks set to rule him out of the World Cup.
Beckham likely to miss World Cup David Beckham is flying to Finland for surgery on his Achilles tendon, which looks set to rule him out of the World Cup.
Darfur rebel row jeopardises deal A deadline for Darfur rebels and Sudan's government to finalise a peace deal is unlikely to be met, amid a rebel split.
AFGHANISTAN: Operation Moshtarak aftermath Operation Moshtarak has been hailed as a success by NATO and Afghan forces: the district around the city of Marjah is no longer in the hands of the...
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'Arms drive' in South East Asia South East Asian nations are ramping up their military capacity in a move that could destabilise the region, a report says.
Powerful cyclone batters Fiji Thousands evacuated to emergency shelters as Cyclone Tomas rips through South Pacific.
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Newly powerful China defies Western nations China's government embraces an increasingly anti-Western tone and adopts policies across a wide spectrum that reflect a heightened fear of foreign...
Netanyahu: no limitations on building in Jerusalem JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Defying the United States, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected on Monday placing any curbs on building homes for...
Who will win Thai power struggle? The Thai prime minister has rejected a call from protesters to call elections. How can the political crisis be resolved?
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MIDDLE EAST: Joe Biden's uphill struggle When US Vice President Joe Biden went to the Middle East, his plan was to get Israel and the Palestinians back around the peace talks table. Not only...
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Mexico gunmen kill American consulate staff CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico (Reuters) - Gunmen in the drug war-plagued Mexican border city of Ciudad Juarez killed two Americans and a Mexican linked to...
Italy arrests 19 accused of helping mafia boss PALERMO, Italy (Reuters) - Authorities said they had arrested the brother of Italy's most wanted mafioso on Monday, along with 18 others accused of...
Foreign U.N. staffers return to Afghanistan KABUL (Reuters) - The United Nations mission in Afghanistan is no longer keeping staff abroad as a security measure, after it evacuated hundreds of...
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U.N. chief: Haiti aid effort 'not enough' U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has promised Haitians he is focused on maintaining donor solidarity as the quake-torn nation struggles to rebuild,...
Protesters push for polls as Thai tensions build BANGKOK (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of protesters pressed ahead with a mass street rally in Bangkok on Monday after Thai Prime Minister Abhisit...
NIGERIA: Bomb blasts hit amnesty talks in oil delta Nigerian militants on Monday detonated at least two car bombs outside a government building in the southern oil city of Warri, where talks were being...
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Car bomb kills at least 7 in Iraq A parked car bomb detonated Monday on a busy street in central Iraq, killing at least seven people and injuring 13 others, police said.
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Deadly car bomb in Iraq's Falluja A suicide bomber explodes a car in the Iraqi city of Falluja, killing at least seven people and wounding 13, officials say.
U.N. chief: Haiti aid effort 'not enough' U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has promised Haitians he is focused on maintaining donor solidarity as the quake-torn nation struggles to rebuild,...
U.S. ups pressure on Israel Officials say the U.S. is pressing Israel to scrap a contentious Jerusalem building project whose approval has touched off the most serious...
Storm topples East Coast power lines Crews worked to restore power to more than 400,000 homes as a powerful low-pressure system churned off the Eastern Seaboard on Monday.
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'Arms drive' in South East Asia South East Asian nations are ramping up their military capacity in a move that could destabilise the region, a report says.
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MIDDLE EAST: Joe Biden's uphill struggle When US Vice President Joe Biden went to the Middle East, his plan was to get Israel and the Palestinians back around the peace talks table. Not only...
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Who will win Thai power struggle? The Thai prime minister has rejected a call from protesters to call elections. How can the political crisis be resolved?
Arrest over couple's fire deaths A second person is held over the death of a couple who were killed when a fire in a mobility scooter spread to their home in Rugby.
Power cut plunges Chile into dark A massive power failure plunges much of earthquake-hit Chile into darkness, affecting up to 90% of the population.
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Chile blackout leaves millions in dark A major blackout left most of Chile without power for hours, two weeks after a massive earthquake that killed hundreds and weakened infrastructure.
Deutsche Telekom sets sex quotas Germany's Deutsche Telekom introduces gender quotas to fill 30% of senior jobs with women by the end of 2015.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH: Sex abuse scandals In recent months the Catholic Church has been rocked by scandal. After widespread accusations of child abuse by priests in Ireland, similar claims...
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Sex abuse cases spell trouble for pope Vatican analysts tell CNN that child abuse allegations in Germany, including in Pope Benedict XVI's former archdiocese, could hurt the pontiff's...
Georgian mafia targeted in police swoop Police across Europe arrested 69 suspected members of a Georgian-run mafia, including 24 in Spain, which was leading the investigation, a National...
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Georgian mafia suspects arrested Sixty-nine people are arrested in six European countries as part of a co-ordinated police operation against the Georgian mafia.
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German banks back new stabilization fund
(AP) AP - A group representing German banks says it would support a privately-funded but state-controlled stabilization fund that could intervene in the...
Mission: Impossible actor dies Peter Graves, star of the TV series Mission: Impossible and the Airplane films, dies of a suspected heart attack in LA, aged 83.
Mexican hitmen blamed for killing U.S. couple Suspected drug gang hitmen ambushed two cars carrying families with ties to the U.S. consulate in a violent border city, killing an American couple...
U.N. chief: Haiti aid effort 'not enough' U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has promised Haitians he is focused on maintaining donor solidarity as the quake-torn nation struggles to rebuild,...
Sarkozy's party battered in French vote French President Nicolas Sarkozy's center-right party emerged badly battered after regional elections on Sunday, Interior Ministry figures showed...
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Tories may 'lose broadband vote' Research suggests that key Tory constituencies could suffer most from the Conservative policy on super-fast broadband.
Sarkozy's party battered in French vote French President Nicolas Sarkozy's center-right party emerged badly battered after regional elections on Sunday, Interior Ministry figures showed...
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FRANCE: Two French hostages freed in Darfur French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner (pictured) announced on Sunday that two French aid workers who were kidnapped in the Central African...
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POLITICS: French regional elections Marc Perelman interviews, Sophie Pedder, Paris Bureau Chief of “The Economist”, Gérard Courtois, Editorial Director, Le Monde , Albert Zennou...
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Cyclone Tomas hits northern Fiji - BBC News New Zealand HeraldCyclone Tomas hits northern FijiBBC NewsA powerful cyclone has hit northern Fiji, damaging buildings and crops, and forcing at...
German banks back new stabilization fund
(AP) AP - A group representing German banks says it would support a privately-funded but state-controlled stabilization fund that could intervene in the...
New credit card protection agreed Credit card holders will be offered more protection from spiralling debts, but changes are watered down from original plans.
Foreign U.N. staffers return to Afghanistan KABUL (Reuters) - The United Nations mission in Afghanistan is no longer keeping staff abroad as a security measure, after it evacuated hundreds of...
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India eyes foreign college role India's government approves a bill to allow foreign universities to set up campuses and offer degrees to students in India.