Taliban suicide bomb kills 17 Concord Monitor By Elena Becatoros and Tarek El-tablawy / AP A Taliban suicide bomber blew himself up among men washing in a Spin Boldak, Afghanistan bathhouse ahead of yesterday morning's prayers, killing 17, in an attack that showed militants can still largely ... See all stories on this topic » | |||||||
Australia waives environmental rules for flooded coal mines (Feature) Monsters and Critics.com By Sid Astbury Jan 8, 2011, 7:56 GMT Sydney - Australian officials Saturday bowed to pressure from Queensland coal-mining companies and waived environmental regulations to let them pump out waterlogged pits. With water trapped in 40 open-cut mines, ... See all stories on this topic » | |||||||
Turkish, Greek PMs show unity over illegal migrants Reuters By Tulay Karadeniz ERZURUM, Turkey (Reuters) - The prime ministers of Greece and Turkey voiced solidarity in their approach to tackling the growing problem of illegal immigration, after the Greek government announced plans to fence part of its border. ... See all stories on this topic » | |||||||
Algeria tense after riots Aljazeera.net Police step up security across Algiers in wake of second wave of riots protesting inflation and unemployment. Algerian police have stepped up security in the wake of the second night of violent rioting against high prices and a lack of jobs in the ... See all stories on this topic » | |||||||
Justice Department orders Twitter to release WikiLeaks documents CNN International By the CNN Wire Staff (CNN) -- A US federal judge has ordered social media website Twitter to hand over documents connected to WikiLeaks to the Justice Department, according to court documents. The San Francisco-based website must hand over information ... See all stories on this topic » | |||||||
Paper review BBC News The 18-month prison sentence given to the ex-Labour MP David Chaytor for falsely claiming thousands in parliamentary allowances is widely scrutinised in Saturday's papers. The Daily Telegraph refers to him as a "broken man". ... See all stories on this topic » | |||||||
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Bad news for us, or just for birds? Los Angeles Times The mysterious appearance of dead flocks in Arkansas, Louisiana and elsewhere has many wondering what's going on. The Times talks to a wildlife expert. By Amina Khan, Los Angeles Times Roughly 5000 dead and dying blackbirds fell from the Arkansas sky ... See all stories on this topic » | |||||||
Qaida kills 10 soldiers in ambush in south Yemen Xinhua SANAA, Jan. 7 (Xinhua) -- Militants of al-Qaida ambushed a military convey heading to a military base in Loder city in Yemeni southern province of Abyan on Friday, killing 10 soldiers and wounding two, security officials said. ... See all stories on this topic » | |||||||
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Jan 8, 2011
WORLD News, Jan 08, 2011
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