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  • People killed in Sharpeville Massacre remembered

    People killed in Sharpeville Massacre remembered

    New Delhi News.Net

    South Africa has commemorated the Sharpeville Massacre of 1960.

  • Moscow fire chief killed in collapsing building

    Moscow fire chief killed in collapsing building

    New Delhi News.Net

    The Moscow fire chief has been killed in a blaze just north of the city.

  • Beijing puts more pressure on religious groups

    Beijing puts more pressure on religious groups

    New Delhi News.Net

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  • Settlements must stop says Ban Ki-moon

    Settlements must stop says Ban Ki-moon

    New Delhi News.Net

    UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has declared that Israeli settlements in the West Bank are illegal.

  • Palestinian boy killed while approaching Jewish settlement

    Palestinian boy killed while approaching Jewish settlement

    New Delhi News.Net

    A Palestinian youth was killed over the weekend in clashes with Israeli troops.

  • Putin told to resign by Russian protestors

    Putin told to resign by Russian protestors

    New Delhi News.Net

    Russians have rallied in force to protest economic conditions in the country.

  • Student beaten to death for playing music

    Student beaten to death for playing music

    New Delhi News.Net

    A student has died after being beaten to death by pro-Taliban radicals at a Pakistani university.

  • Pope makes Catholic Church apology

    Pope makes Catholic Church apology

    New Delhi News.Net

    Pope Benedict XVI has spoken from Rome to apologise to victims of child sex abuse by Irish clergy.

  • Oprah to give evidence at own defamation trial

    Oprah to give evidence at own defamation trial

    New Delhi News.Net

    Schoolgirls who were allegedly abused at Oprah Winfrey's academy in South Africa, will soon testify at an upcoming trial in Philadelphia.

  • Overseas worker children in danger from Israeli deportation laws

    Overseas worker children in danger from Israeli deportation laws

    New Delhi News.Net

    The possible deportation of 1,200 children of foreign workers brought hundreds of people together in Tel Aviv this weekend.

  • Raucous Buildup Precedes Health Vote

    Washington Times

    By Alan Fram ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON (AP) -- House Democrats heard it all Saturday -- words of inspiration from President Barack Obama and raucous chants of protests from demonstrators. And at ti...

  • Blast In Afghanistan's Helmand Province : Reports

    RTT News

    (RTTNews) - Sunday, about ten people are reported to have been killed in a bomb blast in Southern Afghanistan's Helmand province.Helmand is one of Afghanistan's violent province in which a series of m...

  • Un Chief Urges Israel To End Gaza Blockade : Reports

    RTT News

    (RTTNews) - Sunday, the United Nations chief Ban Ki-moon arrived in Gaza strip as part of a regional tour aimed at encouraging Israeli and Palestinian leaders to restart the peace process, according t...

  • Moscow's Fire Chief Dies In Blaze

    RadioFreeEurope

    Local reports say the chief of Moscow's fire department was killed while evacuating people from a burning building in the Russian capital.ITAR-TASS reports that Yevgeny Chernyshov was thought to have ...

  • U.s. Envoy George Mitchell Travels To Middle East

    RadioFreeEurope

    U.S. Middle East envoy George Mitchell travels to the region today to urge the Palestinians and Israelis to restart indirect talks.UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon carried a similar message during a v...

  • Iraq Prime Minister Calls For Response To Demand For Vote Recount

    RadioFreeEurope

    Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's (pictured) State of Law alliance looked like it would be nipped at the line by allies of former Prime Minister Iyad Allawi.

  • In U.s., Thousands Rally To Pull Troops From Iraq, Afghanistan

    RadioFreeEurope

    "The Post's" Style section highlights the exhibit at the Library of Congress, which showcases some of the thousands of handwritten scrolls and letters sent in by listeners to RFE/RL's Radio Free Afgha...

  • Iran President Suggests Referendum On Subsidy Cuts

    RadioFreeEurope

    TEHRAN (Reuters) -- Iran's President Mahmud Ahmadinejad has suggested holding a referendum to approve subsidy cuts that the Islamic Republic's parliament has repeatedly blocked, a news agency said.Par...

  • 10 Afghans Killed In Blast In Helmand Province

    International Herald Tribune

    Filed at 6:18 a.m. ET KABUL (AP) -- A suicide bomber killed 10 civilians Sunday and wounded seven others in an attack on an Afghan army patrol at a bridge in the southern province of Helmand, an Afgh...

  • Hell On Wheels: New York's 10 Worst Cabbies

    New York Post

    They're the hacks out of hell. New York's 10 worst cabbies spit, curse, throw temper tantrums and sucker-punch female riders while raging on the road with less regard for the law than Grand Theft Auto...

  • Nut Punches Us Marshal

    New York Post

    A crazed man was arrested after he attacked a US marshal in Foley Square. The unidentified man walked up to the uniformed marshal while he sat in a security booth at Centre and Pearl streets outside t...

  • Obama Gives A Booster Shot To Dems On Eve Of Health Vote

    New York Post

    President Obama declared historic health-care legislation all but enacted yesterday -- after whipping up support among coalescing House Democrats on the brink of today's crucial vote. "We'll get this ...

  • 'current Knesset Is The Most Racist In Israeli History'

    Haaretz

    The current Knesset is the most racist Israeli parliament since the country's founding, according to a report published Sunday by the Coalition Against Racism and the Mossawa Center, which works to pr...

  • 'israel Won't Change Its Policies'

    Jerusalem Post

    Israeli will neither change policies that have been upheld by its various governments since 1967 nor halt construction in Jerusalem, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu stressed at Sunday's cabinet mee...

  • French Vote Promises Slap For Sarkozy

    Channel News Asia

    PARIS: French voters came out Sunday expected to deal President Nicolas Sarkozy a stinging rebuke in regional elections that will be his last big national test before seeking re-election in 2012. Poll...

  • 3 Killed After Planes Collide Over Fla.

    USA Today

    WILLISTON, Fla. (AP) — A single-engine plane and a kit-built aircraft collided in clear, sunny skies Saturday over central Florida, killing three people, authorities said.

  • Stage Set For Historic Health Care Reform Vote

    CNN

    Former President Clinton urges House Democrats to support health reform bill President Obama makes final appeal for health care: "Let get this done" Republicans say plan will lead to higher ...

  • Volcano Erupts In Iceland

    CNN

    The country's civil protection agency did not immediately record any injuries or damage. But the heat from the volcano could melt the glacier and cause floods in the surrounding area.

  • Afghan Blast 'kills 10' In South

    BBC

    Ten people are reported to have been killed in an explosion in southern Afghanistan's Helmand province.The victims were said to have been civilians, killed as a suicide bomber targeted an army convoy ...

  • No Budget Giveaways, Says Darling

    BBC

    Chancellor Alistair Darling has reiterated there will be no "giveaways" ahead of the general election, as he prepares to deliver Wednesday's Budget."People want to see a sensible, workm...

  • Second Palestinian Youth Dies After Shot In West Bank

    Reuters

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  • Iraq's Maliki Asks For Recount, Warns Of Violence

    Reuters

    BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki called for a nationwide recount of votes from Iraq's March 7 parliamentary election, warning the country could return to violence if the demand was no...

  • Gm Daewoo Recalls 58,000 Vehicles

    RTT News

    (RTTNews) - GM Daewoo Auto and Technology Co., the South Korean unit of General Motors Corp., is recalling over 58,000 vehicles in South Korea due to manufacturing defects, according to reports. The r...

  • Possible Return For Corruption-stained Placement Agents

    New York Post

    While Attorney General Andrew Cuomo has cracked down on the corrupt use of pension-fund “placement agents,” City Comptroller John Liu is cracking open the door for the return of the shady ...

  • New York's $105b Pension Timebomb

    New York Post

    According to the city’s latest annual financial report, New York City’s fi ve pension funds, including those for teachers, police officers and firefighters, are short nearly $40 billion on...

  • A Happy Meal Is Forever

    New York Post

    McDonald's food not only tastes like plastic, it lasts as long as plastic. A Denver nutritionist kept a Happy Meal out for a whole year just to see what would happen, and was shocked when the popular ...

  • Living On The Edge: A Settler's Story Of W. Bank Survival

    New York Post

    Yonaton Behar, 49, moved to a West Bank set tlement 23 years ago. The Stuyvesant HS graduate works as a fund-raiser and spokesman for the settlement's yeshiva and, with his wife, Jackie, has six child...

  • Palestinian Teen Shot Dead In Riot

    New York Post

    A Palestinian teenager was killed yesterday during a clash with Israeli soldiers in the West Bank settlement of Iraq Burin. Mohammed Qadus, 16, died after being shot in the chest as a riot escalated b...

  • Why We Fear Bam Big Gov't

    New York Post

    Not only does it encompass and include other wedge issues, such as abortion, taxing and spending, but the war over the size of government goes to the heart of the concept of American exceptionalism. E...

  • 'harry' A Hot Film

    New York Post

    Harry Potter should keep his goblet of fire to himself. Six fire engines spent 40 minutes battling flames on the set of the final "Harry Potter" film in England yesterday. The "out of control" blaze b...

  • U.n. Chief Urges Israel To End Settlement Building

    International Herald Tribune

    Palestinians to return to negotiations with the aim of establishing an independent, viable Palestinian state alongside Israel. But underlining the still volatile climate, hours after Mr. Ban’s ...

  • Pelosi Nixes Amending Bill On Abort $$

    New York Post

    As House leaders counted up the last votes they need for today's health-care vote, Speaker Nancy Pelosi quashed some pro-lifers' wish to amend the bill to tighten abortion restrictions -- instead sugg...

  • Jihad Jane And Friends

    Jerusalem Post

    Just as cartoonists alter depictions of Muhammad, is there not irony in the fact that Jihad Jane and her cohort shatter our image of what a terrorist looks like?

  • My Word: Meanwhile In Jerusalem...

    Jerusalem Post

    I don’t know whether I want Barack Obama to read this piece or not. On the one hand, nobody – from Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu down to this not-always-humble-enough journalist – wants to o...

  • Rival Edges Ahead Of Iraq Pm In Overall Vote Count

    Jerusalem Post

    BAGHDAD — A secular challenger to Iraq's prime minister edged ahead Saturday in the overall vote count in parliamentary elections, while the prime minister held onto his province-by-province lead as...

  • Thousands March In ‘class War’ Anti-government Protest

    The Herald

    Tens of thousands of opposition activists paraded through Thailand’s sprawling capital yesterday to try to win over Bangkok’s middle classes to their anti-government campaign.

  • South Korea’s Two Million Internet Gaming Addicts Are Dicing With Death

    The Herald

    Death from exhaustion, murder and now child neglect: these are among the shocking cases that have South Koreans worried they are in the clutches of a dangerous obsession.

  • Un Chief Backs New Bid To Restart Israel And Palestinian Peace Talks

    The Herald

    UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called on Israel and the Palestinians yesterday to restart talks as world powers stepped up diplomatic efforts to push forward the peace process.

  • Moment Of Truth Arrives For Obama As House Votes On Health Care Reform

    The Herald

    America’s House Of Representatives will vote yes or no on health care reform today. If Speaker Nancy Pelosi can deliver a majority, Barack Obama will sign the most important piece of social legi...

  • China’s Billion-dollar Coupin Battle For African Resources

    The Herald

    China, seeking mineral resources everywhere to sustain its booming economy, has pulled off a sensational deal in the West African state of Guinea, where soldiers just six months ago massacred more tha...