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Eurovision, the annual pop-song contest that gave Abba its start three decades ago, has approved a Ukrainian group's entry that had been rejected earlier as too political ...
NYTimes.com | 59 minutes ago
Climate Change Is Called Economic Threat at Talks
China Propaganda Office May Be Censoring the Premier
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Cyclone Ingrid levels tourist resort in Australia's northwestern coast
SYDNEY : Tropical Cyclone Ingrid flattened an Australian tourist resort early Wednesday and then lost intensity after battering the country's northern coastline for almost a ...
Full Coverage: 4 stories
Channelnewsasia.com | 2 hours ago
Hamas rejects long-term ceasefire deal
CAIRO: Hamas yesterday ruled out a long-term ceasefire with Israel, as an unprecedented array of Palestinian faction leaders gathered in Cairo, Egypt for crucial truce talks.
Full Coverage: 4 stories
Gulf Daily News | 3 hours ago
China's law puts onus for negotiations on Taiwan
By Peter Harmsen China has presented its anti-secession law as an instrument for peace, although overseas scholars saw little in it that diminished the risk of hostilities ...
Full Coverage: 3 stories
Daily Times | 3 hours ago
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Gas pipeline-Dhaka changes stance on trade-off with Delhi
Dhaka has changed its position on the tri-nation gas pipeline project involving Bangladesh, Myanmar and India, according to sources.
News from Bangladesh | 1 hour ago
Ngige's expulsion painful, says Bode George
AKURE - "THE ruling People - -s Democratic Party said yesterday that last week - -s expulsion of Governor Chris Ngige of Anambra State was a painful decision but done to ...
Vanguard | 1 hour ago
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This country not safe, says UWI panellist
This is a country where everyone knows who is sleeping with whom but no one could say who is responsible for crime.
Express | 1 hour ago
Northern Property trust, partner buy 9 buildings in Inuvik and Yellowknife
The Northern Property Real Estate Investment Trust and two native partners have struck deals to buy nine commercial buildings in the Northwest Territories for $10.8 million.
Moneysense.ca | 1 hour ago
New Coin Celebrates Terry Fox's Cause
Back in 1976, an athletic young Canadian man was told by doctors that he had osteogenic sarcoma -- a form of bone cancer -- in his right leg, which would require amputation ...
Ohmynews | 1 hour ago
Nai Hin Breaks Cuisine
Chinese chef Henry Cheung's signature dish Lily on the Pond, bite-size steamed layers of eggplant, prawns, water chestnut, and black mushroom doused with spicy curry and ...
Manila Bulletin | 1 hour ago
Bird flu fears
The World Health Organisation fears bird flu could be the world's next great pandemic and could kill 100 million people.
Australian Broadcasting Corporation | 1 hour ago
Guatemala ratifies FTA with US amid mass protests
Guatemalan President Oscar Berger ratified here on Tuesday the Free Trade Agreement with the United States despite mass protests.
Xinhuanet | 2 hours ago
Pyongyang blasts drills
North Korea yesterday denounced joint military drills planned this week by the US and South Korea as preparations for an invasion of the North, and said it would beef up its ...
Taipei Times | 2 hours ago
THE family of a young boy who was waiting to be picked up by an air...
Audrey McKillop with son Callum said she was - shaking - - after the crash. Her other son, Craig, was waiting to be airlifted by the air ambulance Picture: Andrew ...
News.scotsman.com | 2 hours ago
Air bargains exist for savvy shoppers: Experts
Travellers willing to do a little legwork, be flexible with their plans and maybe take a leisurely drive across the U.S. border will still find reasonable deals on flights, ...
CTV.ca | 2 hours ago
High New Zealand dollar reflects commodity prices, says central bank
The high value of New Zealand's dollar is not out of bounds and reflects high export commodity prices, the central bank head said Wednesday, keeping tight-lipped about ...
The Star Online | 2 hours ago
Mallon hits out at Blair
An architect of the Good Friday Agreement says the Prime Minister's pandering to extremists has wiped out the middle ground.
Telegraph.co.uk | 2 hours ago
Some Points to Ponder
"Balikatan" is joint RP-US military exercise. But, as explained by US Ambassador to the Philippines Francis Ricciardone, it is different from the joint military exercises in ...
MindaNews | 3 hours ago
Pakistan to get $30m compensation for Tasman disaster
By Imran Ayub KARACHI: Pakistan is likely to get $32 million soon as compensation from an international fund for sea pollution along the Arabian coast, caused by Greek oil ...
Daily Times | 3 hours ago
3-day Thai fair from Mar 20
DHAKA: In a bid to popularise Thai products in Bangladesh, Thailand is going to organise a three-day Thai exhibition at Sonargaon Hotel beginning on March 20.
South Asian Media Net | 3 hours ago
I've been framed, says Bollywood villain caught in casting couch sting
INDIA'S squeaky-clean film factory was left reeling from a sex scandal yesterday after a TV investigation showed one of Bollywood's superstar villains allegedly asking a ...
Timesonline.co.uk | 3 hours ago
Croatian dream shattered
Croatia's long-cherished dream of joining the European Union looks certain to be shattered today as Brussels freezes its EU application for failing to hand over one of ...
Telegraph.co.uk | 3 hours ago
Nepal's rising vigilante violence
A wave of tit-for-tat political violence in south-western Nepal has been creating terror and driven hundreds from their homes.
BBC News | 3 hours ago
Tenaga, Malakoff likely to win US$2.3b Saudi contract
The Kuala Lumpur-based companies, in partnership with Riyadh-based ACWA Power Projects Ltd, were the only bidders for the 20-year contract to develop the plant after ...
Business Times | 3 hours ago
IIM-A student hits the jackpot
Day zero sees record offer of Rs 50 lakh; IIM-B placements over in 2 days. Corporates in a rush for campus recruitment is old hat.
Business Standard | 3 hours ago
Fraser Nelson The Tory leader has won the Catholic Church's unsolicited backing.
Howard rattles Blair in new abortion battle The Tory leader has won the Catholic Church's unsolicited backing.
News.scotsman.com | 2 hours ago
Stocks - Australian Shares Start Stronger - March 16, 2005
The Australian share market has opened higher, after shrugging off a softer lead from Wall Street overnight.
Asia Pulse via Yahoo | 3 hours ago
Comalco says carbon tax may force it out of NZ ss
Aluminium smelter and major export earner Comalco says the government's Kyoto protocol carbon tax will drive up electricity prices which may force it out of New Zealand.
New Zealand Herald | 4 hours ago
Yeoh touched by visit to Aceh
KUALA LUMPUR: Human resilience is one of the strongest forces of nature, and it was one Datuk Michelle Yeoh got to experience first-hand in her trip to Banda Aceh yesterday.
The Star Online | 4 hours ago
The cardiac process, the cerebral process
A highly exceptional scientific and halakhic experiment was conducted at Hebrew University in 1992.
Haaretz.com | 4 hours ago
Last Week's Issue
Princess delivers inspiration PHUKET: Two psychotherapists, Dr Victor Adam from Singapore and David Foster, a Phuket-based Englishman, are available to offer advice free to ...
Phuket Gazette | 4 hours ago
Black Hawks bring the airshow to district skies
A FLYING visit to Warrnambool yesterday gave four army aviators a chance to dust off their winter gear and admire the spectacular south-west coastline from above.
The.standard.net.au | 4 hours ago
Amnesty says fair Zimbabwe poll impossible
Systematic human rights violations by Zimbabwe's government have made free participation in this month's parliamentary election impossible, Amnesty International says.
Reuters UK | 4 hours ago
Holcim mulls North Otago cement plant ss
A $100 million cement manufacturing plant is being investigated for Weston, just inland from Oamaru, by Holcim Ltd, a subsidiary of the Swiss cement giant..
New Zealand Herald | 4 hours ago
Learning curve Iraqis still grapple with coalition politics as parliament opens
The convening of parliament was held up because the factions emerging from the election were unable to form a coalition government swiftly.
BBC | 5 hours ago
Non-Qatari students excel in Arabic schools
DOHA: A comprehensive assessment conducted by the Evaluation Institute of the Supreme Education Council among students of the public and private Arabic schools in Qatar has ...
The Peninsular | 5 hours ago
'We have to operate on crumbs,' chief says
The Liard First Nation has announced layoffs and cutbacks in what's being described as a significant cash-flow problem.
Whitehorse Star | 5 hours ago
Japan seeks help to track pirates
Malaysian police inspect the Japanese tugboat Idaten after it reached Penang. Japan Indonesia Singapore Malaysia or Create your own TOKYO, Japan -- Japan has called on ...
CNN | 5 hours ago
Papuan militias 'getting aid money'
INDONESIAN troops in West Papua are using money set aside for aid to the province to attack rebels, head of the province's Baptist church said today.
The Austrailian | 5 hours ago
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Rosneft sues Yukos over tax row
Russian state oil firm Rosneft is suing Yukos for $11bn to cover the back-tax bills of Yuganskneftegaz.
BBC News | 15 hours ago
Rodriguez Gets To Go Home
Former Costa Rican President Miguel Angel Rodriguez will be allowed to complete his preventive detention under house arrest rather than from the jail cell at the La Reforma ...
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Inside Costa Rica | 15 hours ago
Deputy Chairman of Gazprom Board Arriving in Yerevan Today
PanARMENIAN.Net/ Deputy Chairman of the Gazprom Board Alexander Ryazanov is arriving in Yerevan today to discuss a range of Armenian-Russian projects in the gas sphere.
PanArmenian Network | 15 hours ago
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US warned Venezuela's Chavez of assassination plans: ambassador
US ambassador William Brownfield said in an interview published that US officials had warned President Hugo Chavez in 2004 of a possible attempt on his ...
AFP via KeepMedia.com | Tuesday Mar 8
Abducted Jordanian released in Iraq after ransom paid
A Jordanian businessman abducted in Iraq was released after his associates paid a 100,000 dollar ransom and is on his way to Amman, his family said.
AFP via KeepMedia.com | Tuesday Mar 8
JCC spells the future for Iraqi security, hopes US military
The Iraqi police captain places a small magnet with the letters IED on an intersection on a giant wall map of Baquba.
AFP via KeepMedia.com | Wednesday Mar 9
Australia braces for Cyclone Ingrid
Australia's north-eastern tip battened down for the arrival of Cyclone Ingrid, which despite weakening over the last 24 hours remains potentially the ...
AFP via KeepMedia.com | Wednesday Mar 9
US shrugs at pro-Syria rally in Beirut
The White House shrugged off a mass pro-Syria rally in Beirut led by the powerful Shiite movement Hezbollah and insisted Damascus must end its presence ...
AFP via KeepMedia.com | Tuesday Mar 8
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