Sufi shrine attackers admit latest Pakistan blasts
Three bombs have ripped through a Shia Muslim procession in the Pakistani city of Lahore, killing at least 29 and wounding more than 140. …
View ArticleInauspicious start to Washington talks
Direct peace talks between Israelis and Palestinians are due to resume tomorrow. Today featured bilateral meetings in Washington, and President…
View ArticleNo cigarettes and alcohol for Chile miners
As if being separated from their families wasn't enough, the Chilean miners trapped underground have received a new setback. Doctors say they must…
View ArticleLabour's leadership contenders
The main question facing Labour after its election fiasco of last May was who would take over from Gordon Brown and lead the party in opposition. Now…
View ArticleMoscow bans night-time spirit sales
Moscow has banned night-time sales of vodka and other spirits starting from Wednesday night. It's part of a nationwide drive to curb alcohol abuse…
View ArticleIraqi uncertainty over US troop shrinkage
US Vice President Joe Biden has been in Iraq to mark the end of seven years of fighting operations there, following the US-led invasion in 2003. Iraq…
View ArticleEU popularity ratings hit nine-year low
Popular support for European Union membership has fallen to a nine-year low, according to an annual Eurobarometer survey carried out in May, when the…
View ArticleTerror suspects released without charge
Dutch authorities have freed without charge two Yemenis living in the US arrested on Monday for transporting unusual objects on a transatlantic…
View ArticleOne man taken hostage at Discovery Channel
An armed man with a handgun has taken at least person hostage at the headquarters of Discovery Channel near Washington DC. Police in Montgomery…
View ArticleGunman killed by police in US hostage crisis
A gunman who took three hostages at the Discovery Communications headquarters near Washington DC in the USA has been shot dead by police and his…
View ArticleViolence in Middle East as peace talks begin
In the West Bank, two civilians were wounded in a shooting by suspected Palestinian gunmen. The incident came 24 hours after the killing of four…
View ArticleUSA prepares for Hurricane Earl
On the east coast of America, signs are flashing out a stark warning. Hurricane Earl is on his way. In parts of low-lying north Carolina, residents…
View ArticleThriller opens the 67th Venice Film Festival
In Venice, the stars of the film world were on the red carpet for the opening of the 67th Venice Festival. A dark psychological drama 'Black Swan'…
View ArticleMiddle East leaders speak ahead of peace talks
Middle East leaders have spoken of their hopes and aspirations ahead of planned peace talks and after a meeting with Barack Obama. At the White…
View ArticleMany dead in bombings of Shiite procession in Pakistan
no comment : Many dead in bombings of Shiite procession in Pakistan
View ArticlePolice fire on Mozambique food price protests
no comment : Police fire on Mozambique food price protests
View ArticleBundesbank board votes for Sarrazin's dismissal
The Board of Germany's Bundesbank says it's voted unamimously to seek the dismissal of Thilo Sarrazin, the board member who's sparked uproar with his…
View ArticleUS East Coast braces for Hurricane Earl
The dangers posed by Hurricane Earl are being taken increasingly seriously as it threatens to deliver a sidelong blow to the North Carolina coast.…
View ArticleDolphin hunters threaten "Flipper" trainer
The Japanese dolphin hunting season has begun, defying international criticism by anti-hunting campaigners. One protest in Tokyo was attended by…
View ArticleLeaders flag up peace ahead of Middle East talks
It is down to business in face-to-face Middle East talks today after the pomp of a White House reception. Meeting key players ahead of the…
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