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• In UK, police arrest people 'just for DNA'
• UK envoy questions Jews on Iraq panel
• 200,000 animals face slaughter at festival
• Rare Darwin Book Found on Bathroom Bookshelf
• Bear kills militants in Kashmir cave
• U.S. Taps Tough U.N. Critic for Human Rights
• Somali Pirates Attack U.S.-Flagged Ship Again
• Big clashes coming for Van Rompuy beginning with
• Sri Lanka to Release 136,000 War Refugees
• Germany Concerned Its Evidence to Be Used
• 42 Dead, 66 Trapped in China Mine Explosion
• Registering the world's 'invisible' millions
• Everyone in Britain could be given a personal
• Lisbon Treaty ~ Dec 1st; EU Pres & FM on way (1 2 3 4 5)
• Proton beams circulate in Big Bang machine
• Van Rompuy set for EU President
• MEDITERRANEAN UNION:JORDANIAN MASADEH NEXT SEC-GEN
• Italy's Foreign Minister Says Post-Lisbon EU Needs
• Queen's speech tomorrow: post some bills
• India puts nuclear plants on alert
• EU foreign minister has 'impossible' task ahead
• Health and safety snoops to enter family homes
• Power struggle threatens Pakistan’s leader
• 12 Afghans Killed in Attack on French Leader
• Changing times in Russia
• Taliban Surpasses Al Qaeda in Afghanistan
• Germany Marks the Fall of the Berlin Wall
• Ankara proposes ‘strategic cooperation council’
• China Bans Beating Web Addicts
• Columbus was Catalan, possibly Jewish
• EU court bans crucifixes in Italian classrooms
• Staffer alleges scapegoating after Col. Sanders
• German Removal of U.S. Nukes Could Face Opposition
• Japan Warship Collides With Commercial Vessel
• Iceland Says Bye to the Big Mac
• Asian summit -- Wow!
• China looks for way to check massive emissions
• Sarkozy son says he renounces top job bid after ne
• Report: U.K. Protesters Invade the BBC
• Sydney jihadists guilty of terrorism plot
• Bosnia 'fragile' after talks fail
• Karzai Rival Abdullah 'Ready' for Runoff Election
• Somali Insurgents Shoot Down U.S. Drone Aircraft
• Brown: '50 days to save world'
• Moscow Mayor Promises A Winter Without Snow
• Netherlands' Wilders allowed into U.K.
• Germany says EU concerns don't endanger Opel deal
• UK rejects Goldstone Report at UNHRC
• 'Embarrassing' Incident in Gulf of Suez
• EU Wants More Reform in Turkey
• China and Russia Sign Preliminary Gas Deal
• Al-Qaeda 'faces funding crisis'
• French Soldiers Fire on Pirates in Indian Ocean
• North Korea Test-Fires 5 Missiles
• India Test-Fires Nuclear-Capable Missile
• EU embryonic Home Office set up in secret
• Interpol to help UN in peacekeeping missions
• UK bans nat'l dealings with Iranian bank
• Attack on Pakistan Market Kills 41
• U.N.: "Widespread Fraud" in Afghan Vote
• Hadron lab scientist held on terrorism charges
• Seychelles captures 11 suspected pirates
• Clinton Helps Save Historic Turkey, Armenia Accord
• Al-Qaida wages war on China
• ‘Doomsday’ blast kills 49 near Pakistan bazaar
• China's Gender Gap to Leave 30M Men Without Wives
• France Warns of New Terror Threat From 'Body Bombs
• Sweden supports Goldstone report
• 'Reform' Is Just a Word at the U.N.
• Time for India to Play Hardball with China
• Somali Defense Minister Kidnapped in Uganda
• North Korea can unleash 13 types of biological age
• Savage to debate free speech at Cambridge
• China and Japan begin talks on building alliance
• U.N. shuts Pakistan offices after deadly attack
• Billions in U.S. Aid Never Reached Pakistan Army
• Former Japanese finance minister found dead
• Abdullah Alleges UN Election “Whitewash”
• New Post-Soviet Force Begins Military Exercises
• Pirates Hijack Spanish Fishing Boat
• Music from Muslim, agnostic composers
• British Soldiers Believed Exposed to Mustard Agent
• Beijing Flexes Military Strength on 60th
• 507-Carat Diamond Found at South African Mine
• Palace Square to be ready for King Juan Carlos
• CIA Drone Strike Kills 13 Militants in Pakistan
• DNA Tests: 'Hitler's Skull' Was Really a Woman's
• Don't exclude God, pope tells Czechs
• Socialist Party Retains Power in Portugal Election
• Chancellor Merkel Claims Victory in German
• Australia embarks on great broadband adventure
• China investigating imports of U.S. chicken
• Pope to visit Fatima next year
• UN AOC Marketplace of Ideas - Comic "The 99'...att
• France: Parliament Approves Islamic Finance
• Spain approves Islamic Eid as official holiday
• Call for More Babies in China
• China in huge Venezuela oil deal
• Putin: new global reserve currencies would benefit
• North Korea Open to Multilateral Talks
• 'Terrorist wanted for Kenya attacks in 2002 killed
• Karzai Defends Afghan Vote, Admits Some Bias
• Pakistan food stampede kills many
• Scotland to decide soon on Lockerbie bomber (1 2)
• Terror trial: Three admit parliament bomb plot
• Revealed: The ghost fleet of the recession
• International conference on global security opens
• Merkel, Steinmeier debate gets ugly
• Arabic Cards Raise Alarm at Airport
• China Condemns U.S. Tariffs on Tires
• N. Korea Reportedly Calls for 3rd Nuke Test
• New Needle Attacks Reported in Cities Across China
• Putin Says Russia Opposes Sanctions on Iran
• Barcelona to Host 2010 Peace Meeting
• Afghan ballots thrown out after fraud probe
• Sept meetings Un/Islam/Israel/PA..Obama, etc
• 9 women rescued from fake reality show
• N. Korea marks 61st Anniversary, Threatens U.S.
• Chinese solar plant expected to be the biggest
• Newsweek: A kinder, gentler China coming?
• Gordon Brown sends Rosh Hashanah greetings
• Nazi-era treason convictions overturned
• Karzai nets 54 percent amid claims of fraud
• Iran, Venezuela Vow to Stand Together Against U.S.
• More riots in Xinjiang; ‘Harmony Makers’ deployed
• Rioters invade Budapest's Jewish Ghetto
• Major interfaith summit set for Sept. 30 in Geneva
• 2,000 Parking Tickets Erased Because Of Virus
• WTO sides with Boeing over Airbus subsidies
• U.N. Tech Overhaul Over Budget
• Protests Turn Violent in China Over Sewage Plant
• Reality TV Contestant Drowns During Challenge
• Japan’s ruling party concedes defeat
• India loses communication with lunar satellite
• Toyota Accused of Hiding Evidence
• Suicide Bomber Tries to Assassinate of Saudi
• France: Well-Paid U.N. Official Took French
• Pirates open fire on U.S. Navy chopper
• Taiwan faces China’s wrath over Dalai Lama
• Drought, debt drive Indian farmers to suicide
• Google burns
• Most China Organ Transplants Come From Executed
• UN - Teach Children 5-8 about (self-sex)
• Canadian journalist's year in hell
• ‘Violent’ Somali militants woo Americans
• European Groups Ban 'Racist' Everyday Phrases
• Police clash with demonstrators in Venezuela
• Abdullah accuses Karzai of rigging Afghan vote
• Kim Jong Il Sends Letter to S. Korea Pres
• New Zealand Votes to Legalize Smacking Kids
• South Korea prepares to launch its first rocket
• 64 Feared Dead in Russia Plant Accident
• US tests censorship circumvention tool
• North Korea Puts Military on 'Special Alert'
• Russia Sends Navy to Hunt for Missing 'Piracy'
• N. Korea Threatens Retaliation on U.S., S. Korea
• N. Korea Willing to Hold Talks With U.S.
• Japan Voices Regret on Anniversary of WWII
• Lead poisoning sickens 600 children in
• China: Filtering software will not be required
• Signed copy of Mein Kampf sold in UK
• European Human Rights Conference
• Vatican newspaper hails Swiss-US bank deal
• Former terrorist to testify in support of Scottish
• U.K. Hits Back at U.S. Critics
• Pakistan militant clashes kill dozens
• Australian parliament rejects carbon trade plan
• China urges world to respect Myanmar's sovereignt
• Pakistan Nuclear Facilities Attacked at Least
• Ex-Nazi Officer Gets Life for WWII Massacre
• Germany Arrests Two Suspects, Failed Terror Plot
• U.S.: Taliban Now Winning
• Spain: Religious symbols out of schools,
• Hiroshima mayor calls for abolishing nuke weapons
• China and Turkey feud after Xinjiang riots
• Venezuela to buy Russian arms, tanks: Chavez
• UK government installing cameras in private homes!
• 2 US journalists detained in North Korea
• Malaysia criticised over protest crackdown
• Pakistan: Musharraf's emergency rule was illegal
• 13 million abortions in China each year
• Venezuela: 'Freedom of expression must be limited'
• Nigerian Islamists flee city as army overruns base
• Possible US-Colombia military deal raises regional
• Car bomb explodes in Spain, dozens injured
• Russian 'Godfather' Shot Outside Moscow Cafe
• France's Sarkozy faints while jogging
• All parents to sign ‘behaviour contracts’
• Myanmar Might Be Building Nuclear Program
• UK-Teen faces prosecution called Scientology Cult
• Pope Globalization Not Inherently Bad (Updated)
• UK health booklet's message: Teen sex can be fun
• 800 British on Waiting List For Swiss Suicide Clin
• North Korean Leader Reported to Have Cancer
• 30 PEOPLE TRAPPED INSIDE BURNING BUILDING London
• Delhi High Court Legalizes Gay Sex in India
• Nigeria, Algeria, Niger to build Trans-Saharan gas
• U.S. Homeland Security Chief Visits Spain
• Honduran Military Ousts President During Siege
• N. Korea: U.S. Plotting 'Pre-Emptive Nuclear War'
• Ger. foreign minister: Russia, NATO should unite
• WWIII? British Release Secret Planning Manual
• Nuclear panic set off by pair of six year olds
• North Korea Threatens to 'Wipe Out' U.S.
• Somalia president declares state of emergency
• Vatican to find Jewish children lost during WWII
• U.S. Destroyer Tracking Suspect North Korean Ship
• Oil pipelines in Nigeria attacked, company says
• Official-Russia Monitor possible DPRK missile laun
• Top nuclear expert missing in India
• Dutch Supermarkets set to refuse cash
• Med. Union to meet endof June/proposal to
• G-8's Religious Leaders Look at Underlying "Power"
• Ahmadinejad calls for the creation of a New World
• Video May Undercut U.S. Efforts to Secure Release
• Senior Chinese Leader Meets Spanish King
• Russia Vetoes Continuing U.N. Mission in Georgia
• North Korea Could Become More Provocative after
• Pirates Hijack German Ship Off Coast of Oman
• Canadian index allows investors to follow Shariah
• Update to Air France Jet Missing Over Atlantic
• King Juan Carlos meets with Iranian Ambassador
• Key Nations Agree on North Korea Sanctions
• Russia Requires 1,500 Nuclear Warheads
• Toddler Has Same IQ as Stephen Hawking
• Former Liberian warlord 'converts to Judaism'
• Bomb Blast Rips Pakistan Hotel
• Thai authorities hunt gunmen in mosque attack
• Indians in Australia claim recent attacks are
• TMF march...letter/pictures
• Europe leans right as voters choose parliament
• Nagin's Phone Calls Screened 'to Keep Him Safe
• Saudi FM, King Juan Carlos reps from all religions
• 325 MPs to be swept away at next election - UK
• Up to 34 killed in Amazon protest
• China's Youth Find Truth Online
• U.N. Denies Targeting News Outlets Over Coverage
• U.K. government in turmoil as ministers quit
• Kim Jong Il 'names favourite son as successor
• Last survivor of the Titanic dies at 97
• Russia begins destroying Cold War WMDs
• U.S. and South Korean Troops on High Alert
• Sheer desperation: Afghan refugees trying to reach
• Komodo Dragon Attacks Terrorize Villages
• EU and China rebuild ties, seek "new global order"
• Ex-South Korea President Dies in Apparent Suicide
• Brazil police disrupt neo-Nazi bomb plot
• U.K. abortion rate falls for 1st time in 6 years
• UK: Parliament's darkest day: MPs suspended
• U.N. Names Bill Clinton as Special Envoy to Haiti
• Newsweek: Medvedev flexes muscles against Putin
• Police break up Moscow gay march
• Scared Somalis run out of food as battles rage
• Spain finds airborne cocaine
• U.N. World Food Program Wants Even More Money
• Nazi guard suspect arrives in Germany
• Man opens fire near Oslo, several dead
• Australian Man Possessed Uranium for "Dirty Bomb"
• Russia Displays Missile Defense System at Parade
• Jewish delegates boycott EU Parliament interfaith
• EU Seeks to Boost Partnerships With Former Soviet
• Chavez seizes oil service firms (including 2 US)
• Sweden allowing gay marriages
• 6,000 Kangaroos Face the Firing Squad
• Vietnam Sends Message to China With Russian Sub
• Berlusconi compares himself to Jesus Christ
• Australian Firm to Pursue Egyptian Nuclear Plant C
• Pirates Captured After Threatening Wrong Ship
• King Juan Carlos visits NATO Cyber Defense Center
• Ex US President Carter in Bolivia
• Spain and France Propose an International Conf.
• Chemical Warning: 2 Bodies found In London Hotel
• May Day turns violent in many European nations
• New South African President is a polygamist
• Report: Unlicensed U.N. Docs Administer Narcotics
• North Korea rattles its saber
• Spain seeks stronger EU economic administration
• Sarkozy in Spain/remarks by KJC
• Rudd to announce Australia's biggest military buil
• Charles and Camilla meeting the Pope
• China displays naval power, pledges peace
• Experts: North Korea a Fully Fledged Nuclear Power
• Bolivia Pres says conspiracies targeting him
• Hamas leader to address British parliament
• Dutch parliament to block all dialogue w/Hamas
• U.N. Official Under Probe Keeps Post
• Nicolas Sarkozy insults world leaders over lunch
• Venezuela Acquires Russian Missiles
• EU invites Belarus President to May summit
• Signed watercolors by Hitler to go to auction
• House Lawmakers Push for Deployment of European Mi
• Russia Invites India to Join Fuel Bank Project
• Germany, Be a Prostitute or Loose Benefits
• Leading Dutch party wants sanctions against Israe
• Protestors pillage French supermarket
• The Dalai Lama will visit Albany on May 6
• Nicolas Sarkozy puts Barack Obama in the doghouse
• Scattered Violence as Millions Vote in India
• UK: FINE PARENTS $$$ FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN BEHAVIOR
• U.N. President: Wealthy Nations Made G20
• Newsweek: How France deals with Somali pirates
• North Korea Asks U.S. Nuclear Experts to Leave
• Faux Jury Frees Bin Laden
• BBC Fights to Hide Report on Anti-Israel Bias
• Gordon Brown's plan to introduce compulsory commun
• North Korea to Restart Nuclear Weapons Plant
• Pirates Hijack 3 More Ships and Another - Updated
• U.N. War Over Do-Nothing Bureaucracy
• Tea parties going global
• Thailand Declares Emergency, Cancels Asian Summit
• David Attenborough calls for depopulation
• Israeli Terror Victims Sue North Korea
• Blair: Former PM describes Jerusalem as 'home'
• Tony Blair says he reads the Koran almost everyday
• Afghanistan Cleric Defends Rape in Marriage Law
• State Department Says Georgian Protests Are Sign
• China's birth limits create risky gender gap
• Moldovan Protesters Attack Parliament/Presidential
• Chavez says China part of 'new world order'
• U.S. warship arrives as pirates’ options dwindle
• UK Anti-Terror Chief Quits After Blunder
• Portable 'E-Bombs' Could Take Down Jetliners
• Riots in Pakistan After Dissidents Found Dead
• Chinese coming back to Marx amid crisis
• Young Somalis lured by piracy's riches
• Spain ready to aid US rapprochement with Muslims
• Blair: Pope is wrong about gays
• Somali Pirates Back in Force, Hijacking Five Ships
• Putin to become monarch of post-Soviet space
• Vatican: Knights Templar hid the Shroud of Turin
• Brown DOES do God as he calls for new world order
• EU-China summit gets tentative go-ahead
• Large protest demands Ukraine's leaders resign
• G-20 to give $1 trillion to IMF, World Bank
• EU wants control of British, French military bases
• Earth population 'exceeds limits'
• Brown: London Can Lead New World Order
• "Sweden passes new gay marriage law"
• Anti-Iran movement gains momentum in Europe
• Protesters Jam Downtown London
• Brown calls for new world order in sermon at St Pa
• France, Spain call for rapid relaunch of the MU
• UK to turn OFF CCTV's BEFORE G20 summit!!
• North Korea trying to weaponize bird flu
• Say God Bless and we'll sack you
• Sudan's Wanted President Lashes Out at U.N.
• Long-Delayed Khmer Rouge Genocide Trial to Begin
• Pakistani soldiers recapture a police academy
• Pak Pres hails Obama plan
• Pak Pres Offers to Return Punjab to Rival
• Bomber kills 48 at Pakistani mosque
• Thai protesters surround govt hdqtrs to oust PM
• G-20 police: We won't tolerate violent protests
• Politically motivated murders plague Russia
• Italy has a Fritzl too
• UN panel calls for council to replace G20
• Romania weighs decriminalizing consensual incest
• Sarkozy to Promote Peace and Democracy in Africa
• Honduras: Lawmakers try to stop "Antichrist"
• UK MP goes on attack against PM Brown on spending
• Poll Shows Serbs Impatient to Join European Union
• Hungary PM resigns over economic crisis
• Czech Government Collapses
• French Jews end dialogue with Muslims
• Young Students Must Read Koran to Graduate
• Leaked Australian blacklist reveals banned sites
• Vatican insiders declare the Pope a 'disaster'
• China government office attacked in Tibetan area
• Replace NATO with OSCE, says Russia FM
• Deadly stampede at Pope speech in Angola
• New Club of Rome Website
• UK population must fall to 30m, says Porritt
• Luxembourg legalizes euthanasia
• UK breaks promise to shut down terror websites
• Russian planes again fly over U.S. Navy ships
• Zimbabwe: Govt Urgently Needs U.S $1 Billion
• Med Union 5 + 5 dialogue in the news
• Med. Union Secretary Gen. to be named by April
• Medvedev urges govt, church to fight extremism
• Islamabad blockaded against protesters
• Cuba, Venezuela could host Russian bombers
• US, UK seek deal to end deepening Pakistan crisis
• Nobel-prize winner backs world currency
• Youths with hammers smash stores in Greece
• Prince Charles expected to invite Pope to England
• Muslim anti-war protesters abuse British soldiers
• Somalia one step nearer to Sharia law
• 16 dead at the hands of a teenager
• N Ireland killings; attempt to disrupt peace
• Germany at odds with U.S. over crisis
• Bomb Explodes at Citibank Branch in Greece
• Pentagon:Chinese Ships Harassed Unarmed Navy Craft
• After Debate, NATO Restores Russia Ties
• China, Russia should strengthen cooperation
• UNGA Chief calls for changing the UN structure
• Nato woos Russia on Afghanistan; invite Iran?
• Vatican going to racism conference
• South Korea, Indonesia seek cooperation on crisis
• Zimbabwe PM's wife killed; assassination?
• U.N.: Sudan's Ban on Aid May Be War Crime
• Gorbachev Slams Putin in Interview
• Russia-Spain talks
• Tony Blair sets up company to advise world leaders
• Russia predicts end of US next year
• ICC issues arrest warrant for Sudan's President
• 'Fourth Reich' being planned?
• Soldiers kill Guinea-Bissau president
• Baxter admits flu product contained live bird flu
• Death threat, bullet mailed to French president
• Gordon Brown receives statesman of year award
• Medvedev's Visit to Spain: Economy and Security
• Brown woos Obama on new global deal
• EU leaders seek a united front
• Bosnian Serbs threaten to seek independence
• Malaysia revives curbs on Christian use of "Allah"
• Russia, EU should set common goals in social spher
• Russia's Medvedev to visit Italy, Spain
• Ahmadinejad visits Kenya
• UK govt blocks info on invasion of Iraq from view
• U.N. Says Eco-Management Out of Control
• LOOK AT THIS/Madrid Protocol I'ntl mark 666
• Brown: World needs "global New Deal"
• Scores of Australians Flee New Wildfire Flare-Ups
• Latvia's government collapses
• EU leaders back sweeping financial regulations
• Germany, France May Face Bailout of Euro Nations
• New treaty needed to "reboot" Euro-Atlantic secur-
• Blueprint for EU army to be agreed
• N. Korea to Fire Long Range Missile
• US, NATO turn to Iran for help in Afghanistan
• Russians Fire on and sink Chinese Cargo Ship
• Brown meets Pope - ($)/invites him to Britain
• Abu Qatada awarded cash for 'unfair' detention
• 'Tibetans held' in China protest; Tibet closed to
• Manila arrests Islamist over plot to attack Israel
• Spain promises a transformational presidency 2010
• Vandals attack Venezuela synagogue in 'worst ever'
• G7 in Rome/ call for new world economic order
• Chavez wins vote to scrap term limits
• Bush fires rage in Victoria/NSW, Australia
• US plans to press Pyongyang on Japanese abductees
• Sarkozy demands choice seat at NATO summit
• Pelosi off to see the Pope
• Vatican urges EU solidarity with world/Holy Land
• Islamists Fire Rockets, Hurl Bombs at Pro-Israel
• Despite Ban, Dutch Lawmaker Vows to Visit
• Sarkozy in Iraq to reassert French influence
• Yes "oui" can
• 1/3 of Europeans: Jews caused meltdown
• France urges Israel not to neglect peace process
• Spain ready to build confidence between Iran, EU
• This is all giving me "prophetic goosebumps!
• World Bank Cover-Up After Town Razed
• Senior U.K. diplomat arrested over anti-Semitic
• Germany, world bodies urge global economic charter
• Russia must be part of EU security structure/Merke
• Munich Security Conference
• Sarkozy determined Blair be 1st President of EU
• Sarkozy may ot run for 2nd term/3 1/2 yrs to go
• SA politician apologizes for saying 'Jewish money
• Stockholm police arrest two for throwing shoe
• Russia, EU spar over human rights
• Ships Collide in Dramatic Antarctic Whaling Clash
• NKorea got nuke shipments from Pakistan: Khan
• Call to remove obese children from parents
• Sarkozy/US approval to take over NATO in Norfolk
• Warning re: UN threat against parental rights
• Report: South African ports to reject Israeli
• Rapid reaction force will be equipped and
• Russia All-seeing eye curses US dollar
• FBI Uncovers $9M Worldwide ATM Scam
• Man Killed by Exploding Cell Phone
• German troops to be stationed in France
• G20 European leaders to meet on Feb 22 in Berlin
• Strengthen the 5 + 5 group to the 6 + 6?
• IDF colonel leaves speaking tour of UK for fear of
• U.N. Sponsors Refugee 'Theme Park' for the Rich
• Abbas, US envoy push Mideast peace in Paris talks
• Gaddafi "king of kings" of Africa/single currency
• UK to nationalize failing private schools
• Iceland's government topples amid financial mess
• Islamist leader wins Somali presidency
• Russia unveils aggressive Arctic plans
• Time for a new world order: Australian PM
• U.S. envoy says 100 dead in Madagascar unrest
• Thailand accused of towing migrants to sea
• French Jews ask Sarkozy to help curb anti-Semitic
• Latin American leaders berate U.S. for crisis
• NATO chief sees military in Arctic as it thaws
• Norway's pro-Israel opposition leader under 24hour
• 'New world order' after crisis: Brown
• Massive Hezbollah attack against Israeli target in
• UN/new global telecommumnications for peace-Spain
• World Leaders Seek Global Financial Regulator
• 'In Venezuela, anti-Semitism is endorsed by the
• Conference concludes: Gaza war legitimized
• Russia to be more active in Africa
• British officials criticize BBC for refusing to
• Two are sentenced to death over toxic milk scandal
• Churches Oppose President in Bolivian Referendum
• Obama opens new doors with Spain
• Madrid to Host International Food Security Meeting
• Al Qaeda threatens German soldiers in web video
• British academics: 'Israel must lose' war w/ Hamas
• Venezuela's Chavez urges tear gas against protests
• Indonesian protesters call for country's only
• Trial opens for US suspect in Italy slaying
• Pirate attack on Dutch ship thwarted by Russians
• KGB spy to buy English newspaper
• German police ban Israeli flags
• Pro-Palestinian protesters raid offices of media
• Putin weighs in on Europe gas crisis
• Newsweek: Health care crisis in Zimbabwe?
• Iran Signs $1.76B Oil Agreement With China
• EU baffled by broken gas promises/Russia blames US
• Holy See: Intervention Needed to Break ME cycle
• Sarkozy urges French religious leaders to condemn
• Russia Prophetically Rises Against Israel
• Brazil: The Sleeping Giant Awakens?
• British PM condemns Prince Harry's racial slur
• Russia/Turkish navy training in Mediterranean
• Blair reappears on shortlist to head EU
• Voodoo Priests in Africa Conduct Pagan Ritual to
• Anti-Israel protest converges on US consulate in
• Russia to Resume Shipping Natural Gas to Europe
• Wealthy Afghan elite sows bitterness
• WWII-Era Remains Believed to Be 1,800 Germans
• 250 Feared Dead After Ferry Sinks in Indonesia
• Sharks Attack 3 Australians in 24 Hours
• Pirate, $153,000 Treasure Wash Ashore
• European Jews launch series of pro-Israel rallies
• NZ Priest desecrates Rabin memorial
• Islamist site compiling list of UK Jews to target
• Somali pirates free Saudi supertanker
• Mediterranean Union.. some current facts
• Police look to hack citizens' home PCs (UK)
• Putin Escalates His Gas War
• Russia wants warships stationed around the world
• Extremist group in Greece attacks police
• AOC Pres calls on religious leaders re: Gaza
• Muslim 'preachers of hate' hunted
• Iceland’s political leaders forced from airwaves
• Russian warplanes to exercise in Greek airspace
• China releases parents of melamine children
• Anti-Israel protests draw crowds across the world
• US fails to break Somali Islamists
• Violent protest over Ghana poll results
• Russia to cut off Ukraine's Gas on Thursday
• N. Korea vows to strengthen military in 2009
• Bangladesh vote stunner
• "Disappearances" in Zimbabwe linked to Mugabe
• China Will Use Peaceful Devel. to Reunite Taiwan
• Holly's year in review
• Zardari to be Pak PM, appoint father president?
• Czechs Urged to Accept Lisbon Treaty
• China starts Filling Tanks at Largest Oil Reserve
• President Grabs Limelight As Czechs Take EU Helm
• Senior Chinese, Russian Military Officials
• Thousands of protesters surround Thai Parliament
• Pakistan Warned Against Neglecting Terror Front
• Somalia's President to Quit After 4 Years in Power
• Dictator Stalin voted third-greatest Russian
• World Waits for U.N. Bhutto Assassination Probe
• Rival Islamist Militias Clash in Bloody Struggle
• Taliban Threatens to Blow Up Girls' Schools
• Coup in Guinea after President dies
• 50 Tibetans Detained for Spreading Rumors
• Chinese Warships Set Sail for Pirate Fight
• Police Seize Explosives, Books on Jihad During
• Red Cross therapist is 'angel of mercy'
• Germans save ship from Somali pirates
• Archbishop Tutu attacks S Africa over Mugabe
• Ukraine PM accuses President of power grab attempt
• Belgian king calls on ex-PM to solve crisis
• Aussie cat
• Brazil, France Sign Defense Deal
• Malaysia Islamic party revives contentious plan
• Japan Considers Sending Ships to Fight Pirates
• Japan Wanted U.S. to Use Nukes Against China in
• Newsweek: Who are the global elite?
• Rick Warren address his first Muslim convention
• British City to Get Nuclear Alerts by Text Message
• Afghan leader doubts U.S. strategy
• Indian Villagers Shave, Beat 50 Women Accused of
• Official: Mugabe 'Mad Dictator' Who Won't Share
• German Priest Aims to Knock Off Santa
• Protesters beaten as anger grows at Russian car
• Violence continues in Greece as rioters firebomb
• Most Brits don't believe in Nativity story
• Official: Russia starts missile delivery to Iran
• China blocks access to New York Times website
• New ?'s raised over Lockerbie bombing on 20th ann.
• Russia to Cut Arms if U.S. Drops Missile Defense
• Top US envoy for Africa: Zimbabwe has collapsed
• Move to impeach Somali president
• Does anyone else wonder about this...Dec. 19th!
• Patriarch of Russian Church to Win Whole World
• S. Korean politicians brawl over U.S. deal
• French steer away from Islamic militants in bomb
• British-Iraqi doctor gets life sentence for terror
• Pope says end of the world not nigh (1 2)
• Greek police run out of tear gas - riots continue
• Death Threats Made Against U.N. General Assembly
• Australia OKs Facebook for serving lien notice
• Islamic star and crescent join town's Christmas tr (1 2)
• Bush Excluded by Latin Summit
• British Prison Bans Crucifix From New Chapel to
• Thai opposition leader becomes PM
• OPEC set to slash oil output as prices crumble
• Russian police arrest over 150 opposition activist
• Russian warships to visit Cuba Dec. 19-22
• Australia - Students to be taught there' is no God
• Irish gov't expects Lisbon guarantees by June
• Nations Discuss Nuclear Power Expansion Plans
• N. Korea Doesn't Agree To Written Nuclear Pact
• Nigerian SC upholds 2007 presidential election
• Bill to close down 'extremist' websites pulled
• Vatican issues major new bioethics document
• Russia: Stabbing of African-American Exchange
• All conflicts can be resolved: Nobel Peace winner
• Horrors of N. Korean prison life detailed
• Ukraine coalition formed, PM likely to stay
• Russia makes great strides in Mexico and Argentina
• Spain Backs Russia Call for New EU Security Order
• Malaysia frees man believed to have 9/11 links
• Greek Government Urges Restraint After Riots
• Athens protesters clash with police amid strike
• Russia Warns West Not to Meddle in Ex-Soviet Union
• Assisted suicide to be televised in UK
• Dutch Gay Group Plans 'Pink Christmas' With Two Jo
• India quakes over China's water plan
• Nobelist: Web could have halted Hitler
• Thailand Slides Toward Civil War
• Sarkozy meets Dalai Lama over China's objections
• UK plotting to invade Zimbabwe: Mugabe spokesman
• Dutch Ship Escapes Pirate Attack Off Tanzania
• NATO-Russia deal shows EU influence
• Russian Legislators Ban Juries From Serious Cases?
• NKorea to refuse contacts with Japan at nuke talks
• One currency for Central Amerika
• India, Russia Sign Nuclear Deal
• 100,000 stranded in Thailand after airports shut
• Russian warship to cross Panama Canal
• Sudan leader accused of 'inviting violence'
• Tainted Teething Syrup Kills 34 Children
• Somali Pirates Release Ship Without Ransom
• EU official warns of 'slave-like' labor market
• Vatican Cardinal:A New World Order Gaining Ground
• Vatican attacked for opposing gay decriminalizatio
• Chavez Proposes Reform to Govern Through 2019
• Pres. Bush receives International Medal of Peace
• Swiss voters 'back prescription heroin'
• Riot Police Flee Armed Protesters at Bangkok
• Hundreds Dead in Postelection Riots in Nigeria
• Dead Sea Scrolls to be displayed in Rome
• Thai Protesters Mass for Final Push to Topple Govt
• Iceland riots over financial crisis
• Shippers Around The World Want Naval Blockade
• Calm in Guinea-Bissau After Attack on President's
• VIRUS ALERT
• Bad news bearers warned to zip it by Kremlin
• 1000's March in Kosovo, Fearing Country's Division
• Moscow Court Bars Public From Murdered Journalist
• KJC opens painted dome at the UN in Brussels
• Putin's return a step closer after vote to extend
• Sarkozy backs Russian calls for pan-European
• Australia Planning Nude Parties to Combat Economy
• Spain's banking regulation to be touted at Summit
• 'Buddha boy' attracts thousands of devotees
• Prince Charles Turns 60, Still Waits for Throne
• Somali Islamist militia seizes town near capital
• Sudan leader announces truce
• Chinese nuke sub tracking USS Geo. Washington
• Constitutional Changes Go to Duma
• Congo troops looting villages
• Australian PM Kevin Rudd - "Nuke strike would make
• Militants attack U.S. supplies in northwest Pakist
• New Zealand's newly elected PM promises change
• Spain will be a friend to the Muslim world
• Queen draws ire over gay marriage commen
• Spain to be headquarters of Mediterranean Union
• EU offers U.S. leadership partnership of equals
• Bali bombers lose court appeal to be beheaded
• Meetings to watch in the next 2 wks
• Activist Who Stole Mussolini's Body in 1946 Dies
• Mediterranean summit to set rules for new club
• Call to investigate leaked call
• UK Police:Must Not Stop Anonymous Public Sex!!
• Arab Leage going Mediterranean Union meeting Nov
• Former Australian terror suspect spared prison
• FMs meet over Mediterranean Union Nov 3-4
• Chinese oil workers killed in Sudan
• A World needs New Order/Saudi King coming to WH
• Russia says plans drawn for China oil pipeline
• Zimbabwe: No Health Services
• Global Recession at Hand
• UK Opens Door to Create Return of Nephillim
• Statement of European Christian-Muslim Meeting
• Sarkozy wants to head eurozone until 2010
• EU, Asian summit opens w/Sarkozy's call to unite
• UK Deploys Nuke & Bio Scientist, But Won't Say Why
• 5-Year-Olds to Receive Mandatory Sex Ed
• Plot To Let 50 Million African Workers Into EU
• Missed this! ME Quartet formed in Madrid in 2002
• Sarkozy: “Arabic Is the Language of the Future” (1 2)
• Coup fears grow as Bangkok boils
• Something I wonder about...Vatican/Muslims/Obama
• Solana, 10 nations to lead EU
• Spanish FM: Georgia should get NATO membership
• Prepare for 'important message', NKorea diplomats
• Jordan's king in Spain to talk ME peace with KJC
• Zardari heads to China
• Russia to build second missile frigate for Indian
• French ISP takes Hamas website offline
• U.S. missionaries stabbed in Australia
• Afghan cop kills U.S. soldier
• A high flying king.......
• From 5 Doves: Pope Benedict very ill
• Clashes in Montenegro over Kosovo
• American Man Arrested Near Afghan Border in
• Clash in Pakistan Kills More Than 50 Insurgents
• Bush:Gobal crisis needs global response/visit G20
• N. Korea Off U.S. Blacklist
• Pirates Hijack Greek Chemical Tanker With 20 Crew
• World Bank Under Cyber Siege in Crisis
• Russian Pres calls for EU to freeze out US/NWO
• Report: N. Korea to Launch Missiles
• Vatican hosting major meeting with Muslim clerics
• World finance chiefs heading to Washington (10+US)
• Official:Ukraine dissolves parliament
• Bush to call EU leaders to emergency finance summi
• ***Germany allows domestic military deployment***
• Taliban: We Met With Afghan Leaders, Didn't Talk
• Russian and U.K. War Games commencing Oct. 6-12
• King Juan Carlos to visit Temple of the Moon/Peru
• N Korea 'buying weapons not food'
• Pope Kicks Off Bible Marathon, Includes Chief Rabb
• Union Official: Consensual Sex With Pupils Not a
• Pirates Seize Ship Carrying 33 Russian Tanks
• Muslim MP becomes justice minister
• Mormons build their first temple in Italy
• Dutch Biopharm Firm Receives U.S. Funding
• BBC Releases Cold War Nuclear Attack Message
• Kosovo: Splitting country would be dangerous
• 53,000 Chinese Children Sick From Bad Milk
• Zardari gets fatwa for Palin remark
• Publisher's house firebombed b/c of Mohammed novel
• Warning sounded on the Web's future/"cults"
• King Juan Carlos/Freedom of Speech/Madrid Oct 3-7
• Foreign economists urge 'global plan'
• Muslim youth riot in French town
• India, France Sign Civilian Nuclear Deal
• 40 killed, 120 injured in temple stampede in India
• President's allies win all seats in Belarus
• Vatican's security force to join Interpol
• Venezuela Set to Develop Nuclear Power With Russia
• North Korea May Restart Reprocessing Plant
• Austria going right wing, Germany left wing?
• China astronaut makes country's 1st spacewalk
• Spain's PM meeting with Russians/King too recently
• Terrorist Suspects Grabbed Off Plane Just Before
• UK to change rules of accession the throne?
• NATO accused of sheltering Afghan heroin trade
• World leaders call for international action
• UN envoy: Russia's move spells end of
• Not a Muslim? No Saturday burial
• South African president resigns under pressure
• Finnish gunman dies in hospital after killing 10
• UN chief calls for "global leadership"
• World Blog: For Poles, U.S. election is personal
• N. Korea asks IAEA to remove seals on nuclear
• Bolivia's rivals begin peace talks
• Indian Leader Travels to Promote Nuclear Trade
• Teacher faces classroom ban for criticising Islam
• UK FM Miliband says he's not after Brown's PM spot
• Deadly Indonesia Stampede; Ramadan Cash Handout
• Tony Blair to preach global message
• Libya can't explain disappearance of nuke plans
• UK PM Brown facing attempted coup
• Nigeria militants 'raze' Shell oil complex
• 6 Guilty in Australia's Biggest Terrorism Trial
• China says West is inciting unrest in Xinjiang
• Zimbabwe Leaders Sign Power-Sharing Deal
• S Africa: Court clears Zuma to run for president
• South Korea on alert for possible changes in North
• Bolivia orders state of siege in province
• Ireland to dash French treaty hopes
• A worrying New World Order
• Two Russian bombers land in Venezuela
• Russian nuclear battleships arrive in Venezuela
• Thai leader ordered to quit over cooking show
• Satellite finds N. Korea missile site
• Fears grow of terrorist with ‘an American face’
• AlQaeda video threatens more attacks on Denmark
• North Korea ‘uses doubles to hide death
• U.N.: Eat Less Meat to Save the Planet
• Angolans Heading to Polls, First Vote in 16 Years
• Russia's Plan to Launch Iran's Nuke Plant in Final
• New controversy in India over US nuclear deal
• US may scrap Russia nuclear cooperation next week
• N. Korea Rebuilding Nuke Center
• Ukraine coalition collapses under Russian pressure
• Asian pollution could spur U.S., European warming
• Koike eyes bid as Japan's first woman PM
• IRA no threat says prime minister
• Vermont Drops Ban on Fortunetelling
• Russia Tests Topol ICBM
• Pakistan PM escapes assassination attempt
• Chavez in energy deal with South Africa
• Sharif facing corruption cases
• Greek Acropolis plan draws religious backlash
• Emergency declared in Thai capital after clashes
• Georgian Prime Minister to Participate in
• Japan PM Fukuda quits over parliament deadlock
• Iran, Russia seek Bushehr completion
• Zardari’s purge ‘betrays’ Benazir Bhutto's legacy
• Italy to compensate Libya $5B for colonial rule
• Pakistani lawmaker defends honor killings
• Petraeus Submits Pullout Report
• Russia wins backing from China
• Russia may cut off oil flow to the West
• Somali pirates a growing threat to shipping
• Vatican warns of growing "Christianophobia"
• Karadzic demands Holbrooke, Albright in court
• Italy Shocked by Horrific 'Clockwork Orange'
• Russia and Risk
• Russia bans poultry imports from 19 U.S. suppliers
• U.S. Military Leaders Meet with Pakistanis
• Bush Slaps More Sanctions on Uganda
• Pope Angry At Crucified Frog Sculpture
• Europe into the breach
• Moscow: Miliary aid for Georgia declaration of war
• N. Korea Says it Halts Nuclear Reactor Disablement
• Russia: We'll have to react militarily to US defen
• Gustav/Bill Koenig
• Sharif quits Pakistan ruling coalition
• Bhutto's Husband Will Run for President in Pakista
• Pakistan bans Taliban, rejects truce offer
• Three Terror Suspects Arrested in U.K.
• Merkel to visit Baltic states
• Russia WTO entry at risk over Georgia
• Russia-Cuba Ties Seen as Warning to U.S.
• U.N.'s Anti-Poverty Program Wants Unlimited Spendi
• Dozens killed in Somalia fighting
• Police investigate lost prisoner data
• Spanish Jet Crashes on Takeoff Killing Most
• Hacker exposes alleged Olympics age fraud
• Taliban Claims It Bombed Pakistan Arms Factory
• Assad urges Moscow to cut its ties with NATO
• Man Jailed For Taking Photo of Police Ignoring Sig
• Sharif Threatens to Pull Out of Pakistani
• Kremlin Furious, Threatens to Nuke Poland
• Kazakhstan considers to divert oil export
• Car bomb wounds 11 people in western Turkey
• Homicide Blasts at Pakistan Arms Complex Kill 37
• More Than 30 Militants Killed in Afghanistan Fight
• Pakistani President Musharraf
• Norway: Russia to cut all military ties with
• Russia: Cross us, we'll crush you
• Poland to offer asylum, money to Iraqi employees
• UK convicts youngest terrorist, two others
• Rice: Moscow playing ‘dangerous game' off Alaska
• Fmr. Italian Pres.: Paid for No Terror Attacks
• Schools Roll Out Terrorism Rule Book
• Vital oil route 'set to reopen'
• Russians flex muscles in Georgian Black Sea port
• Ukraine PM accused of 'working for Russia'
• The West's Islamist infiltrators
• Knights Templar 'Heirs' Sue Pope For Billions
• Ethiopia's new famine: 'A ticking time bomb'
• 7,000 Police Blanket Kabul Before Independence Day
• China Confiscates U.S. Bibles
• Era of unipolar world is over, says Turkey
• Putin, A Czar is Born!
• Russia's Concept for Dominating Europe
• EU Minister Calls for Closer Russia Ties After Cau
• Serbia Requests ICJ Opinion on Legality of Kosovo
• Russia/April last year re: current events
• British Government May Take Fat Kids From Parents
• Denmark goes PC on terror talk
• Islamist Forum Member: Poison Europe's Water Sys.
• Botswana shuns SADC summit over Mugabe
• Former Catholic bishop is new Paraguay president
• Ex-rebel Maoist chief elected as Nepal's new PM
• The Council of Europe Fights "Islamophobia"
• China crackdown fueling attacks
• Newsweek: Germany warms up to nuclear power
• Kuwait, Thailand sign agreements
• Angry wrestler throws away bronze medal
• Netherlands Recognises Muslim Polygamous Marriages
• UN begins to scale down Kosovo mission
• Macedonia demands UN mediate in Church dispute
• Ignore Muslim prejudice, terror trial jury told
• Australia PM pushes Asia Pacific Community idea
• Dalai Lama arrives for high-profile French visit
• Prince Charles warning re: GM crops
• Russia defies Sarkozy's peace deal
• Rome warns against 'anti-Russian' coalition in EU!
• Brazilian Leaders Push for Greater Power in Global
• US Calls Chavez' Rule by Decree Effort Worrisome
• Strutting Russia is heading for a fall
• China Finds Trouble as Games Host
• New Zealand: White powder found in PM's mail
• Political killings rock China's north-west
• Mugabe Makes Deal With Opposition Faction
• Sarkozy going to Moscow tomorrow
• German Police Raids Nazi Youth Camp
• Militants plotting attacks in Germany
• Just me, but I find all this interesting
• Gas Exporters To Hold Moscow Talks
• Thai PM flees to Britain to avoid corruption trial
• Morales claims victory, Bolivian recall referendum
• Crude rises on Georgia fighting
• Notorious Italian Mobster Arrested in Spain
• South African President Meets With Zimbabwe Rivals
• Cyber attacks from China and Russia threaten
• Kids working in African gold mines
• Iranian refuses to race Israeli swimmer
• Satirical jab at Sarkozy's son sparks cries
• Explosions rock China's restive Xinjiang: Xinhua
• Chinese Gov't Deceiving President Bush
• Guinea Bissau 'foils coup plot'
• Italy holds five on terror charge
• Pro-Tibet group protests in Tiananmen Square
• Backlash Over Chinese Handling of Muslim Minority
• Britain launches massive submarine that
• Anti-China Protests Held Around the World
• EU tightens sanctions against Teheran
• Malaysian opposition leader Anwar arrested
• 3 US religious activists arrested in Tiananmen Sq.
• Bush Begins Beijing Visit as China Rebukes His Rig
• Islamic Group Threatens Terror Attack at Olympics
• Sarkozy's Office to take over control of French
• Russia Views US Global Leadership As Military
• Putin Calls for Restoration of Influence in Cuba
• Military overthrows gov't in Mauritania
• Red Cross: Colombia lied about emblem
• China on Full War Alert, Missiles locked & loaded
• Police prepare terror attack warning
• France took part in 1994 genocide: Rwandan report
• SAfrica's Zuma hailed as hero, graft case adjourns
• Putin: terrorism remains major threat for Russia
• Kyrgyz police seize arms from house rented by U.S.
• Russian Submarine Launches Missile in Test
• Bush greeted by prayers, protests
• Getting in Shape for Games,
• Serbia not giving up Kosovo for EU bid - Tadic
• Al-Sadr Plans to Turn Militia Into Civic Organizat
• Rain, thunder, typhoons forecast
• Seoul probes civilian 'massacres' by U.S.
• China attack kills 16 police ahead of Games
• Italy: soldiers deployed to fight street crime
• Three Year Old left behind
• Russia appoints envoy to Islamic conference
• Plutonium leaks at Austrian plant
• Olympic Organizers: Protesters Must Have Permissio
• Stampede kills 145 Hindu worshippers in India
• Blair 'slams' Brown in leaked memo
• IAEA Green Signal for US/India Nuke Deal
• Spain frees notorious Eta killer!!!
• South Asian Leaders Set Ambitious Goals for SAARC
• Defiant Chinese harassed, jailed before Games
• Chinese Army: Islamic Militants Biggest Threat
• U.S. Navy Warns Japan of Possible Nuclear Leak
• Jury fails to reach verdict in July 7 case
• Franklin Graham Begins North Korea Visit
• LOOK, ANOTHER ONE OFFERING "CHANGE"!!
• Chechen Pres. denies assassination attempt rumors
• Oil? Ah, let Russia have it
• 1000's of troops to patrol Italian cities
• 3,000 Blank British Passports Stolen
• China planning to spy on tourists?
• Australia Changes Asylum Policy
• Sarkozy's Wife seduced by 'his 6 brains'
• Italy Declares State of Emergency
• Belgrade fears violence from pro-Karadzic rally
• Russia to Upgrade Ballistic Missile Subs by 2016
• 'Bashir charges shatter Darfur peace'
• China Relaxes 1-Child Rule for Earthquake Victims
• Terror Threats to Olympic Games
• Hacking the 'Great Firewall'
• Brazil Advancing Toward a Homosexual Dictatorship
• Skinheads Begin Trial For 20 Racial Killings
• Mbeki lauded as Zimbabwe saviour at SAfrica-EU
• 47 dead, 100 missing in Congo boat accident
• UK PM faces mounting calls to quit
• Security Council Extends Mission in Nepal
• US hails SA judge as rights chief
• Ecuador's Pres. Urges Wider Powers
• U.N.: 25 Percent of Myanmar Cyclone Aid Was Lost
• 1st South Africa--European Union Summit
• Libya Halts Oil Shipments to Switzerland
• Village of Beni Djemaa in shock after farmer
• Serbia to reinstate EU ambassadors
• U.N. body hits Britain on "anti-terror" laws
• China says breaks up international terrorist cell
• UK court: Radical cleric can't appeal extradition
• Malaysia to Expand Anti-WMD Patrol Areas
• Venezuela to buy more weaponry from Russia
• Zimbabwean peace talks begin in South Africa
• Nigerian Militants Vow to Destroy Major Oil
• US,, UK, France launch sea exercise for naval
• EU Cuts Bulgarian Aid, Warns Romania on Corruption
• SE Asia begins negotiations to set up rights body
• Hugo Chavez Russia Weapons Deal
• China set to unveil high-speed train for Games
• Italian courts say jeans are no barrier to rape
• Iran's Air Force To Test New Armaments In
• China, Russia Sign Border Agreement
• Greek court rules lesbians not just from Lesbos
• Indian Leader Wins Confidence Vote;Nuclear Deal on
• Russia increases weapon sales to Chavez
• EU reform: Sarkozy tackles Dublin over Lisbon
• Brown to Knesset: Iran must suspend nuclear bid
• Bus blasts kill 3, injure 14 in China
• Report: Mossad helped to release Betancourt
• Barroso admits he wants to be EU commission pres.
• China's All-Seeing Eye
• Mandela admirers want 'Mahatma' status for him
• China in scramble to buy-up Africa's mineral wealt
• Pope to express regret in Australia
• Beijing Begins Massive Olympic Shutdown
• China Issues WMD Response Booklet
• Ukraine-NATO war games concern Russia
• Splitsville for Belgium?
• Vatican's top officials to visit Russia soon
• Bishop to represent Russian Orthodox Church
• Four cleared over Madrid terror blasts
• Russian President: Use a Computer or You're Fired
• British Hospital Conducts Sarin Drill
• Mexican President attends Group of Five Meeting
• President Sarkozy demands second Irish referendum
• Political tensions driving temple row
• U.S. Troops Quit Remote Afghan Base
• EU proposes strategic partnership with Mexico
• Navy: 30 tons of drugs seized in Persian Gulf
• Spanish Senate adopts EU treaty
• Russia will defend interests abroad: Medvedev
• Sarkozy revels in birth of Mediterranean Union
• Ahmadinejad Says He'll Attend U.N. Session In NYC
• SKorea says it will recall ambassador from Japan
• China's continuing 1-child holocaust documented
• South Korean offer to North marred by shooting
• Belgium approves Lisbon Treaty
• Serbia creates pro-Western government
• US condemns crackdown on China's minority Muslims
• Venezuelan, Colombian leaders meet
• China, Russia veto Zimbabwe sanctions
• NKorea agrees to disable nuclear facilities by Oct
• Dr. Solana's Agenda, 7/09-7/16, '08
• UN keen to strengthen ties with China
• Beijing wants dogs off menu during Olympics
• Britain urging return to wartime food frugality
• France: Muslim too submissive for citizenship
• Gorbachev believes USA acts like Modern-Day Empire
• Russia 'backed Litvinenko murder'
• Nepal's Maoists to give Muslims rights
• Vatican Losing Money
• Pakistan says U.N. favorable to Bhutto inquiry
• France: no EU enlargement without treaty
• Obama: Your children should learn to speak Spanish
• Bad News Plagues Beijing Olympics-Algae & Locusts
• Osama Bin Laden's son - Wipe Britain Out
• Chinese police kill 5 suspected terrorists
• 'Gay' man sues Bible publishers
• The Netherlands ratifies EU treaty
• Turkey may attend Med Union launch after all
• NGOs want King Abdullah nominated for Nobel Peace
• France determined to build European defence
• Bush meets Russia's Medvedev
• Nuclear spill in France
• Europe Votes on Anti-Piracy Laws
• GCC to sign FTA with EU 'in months'
• Mercenary jailed for coup plot
• Pope to meet Sarkozy in palace in Paris in Sept
• 'Germ Warfare' Fear over Monkeys traded to Iran
• Zimbabwe 'vote-rigging' film
• Detective missing after U-turn on Malaysian leader
• Germany admits financing Larijani forum
• Dozens hurt in Belarus bomb blast
• New Zealand truckers clog highways in fee protest
• Sarkozy’s planned overhaul of public TV sparks row
• France to launch European citizenship project
• US diplomat: Musharraf 'not the issue' in Pakistan
• Polish president links EU treaty approval to Irish
• Tibet Talks Conclude With Little Progress
• Police chief faces sack after Chinese girl's death
• 200 fearful Mugabe foes seek refuge at US Embassy
• Colombia tricks rebels into freeing hostages