REUTERS World News Headlines, Jun 14, 2011

• Australia's boom lures new wave of European immigrants
• Special report: Australia's big dig for foreign workers
• IMF boots Fischer from race for top job
• Tokyo Electric compensation plan gets cabinet OK, shares up
• Ash cloud from Chile volcano wreaks airline havoc
• Parts of New Zealand city have to be abandoned after quakes
• Japan govt:Tepco should avoid price hikes in compensation scheme
• Japan's Tepco compensation plan gets cabinet OK
• Lagarde, Carstens shortlisted for IMF race: officials
• Libyan rebels edge westwards out of Misrata
• Father of Israeli held in Egypt denies son is a spy
• Yemen arrests suspects over attack on Saleh
• Former Tunisian president to face June 20 trial
• Jobless Gaza enters 5th year of Israeli blockade
• Maple launches formal $3.8 billion hostile bid for TMX
• Ash cloud from Chile volcano wreaks airline havoc
• Powerful quakes again hit New Zealand's Christchurch
• North and south Sudan agree to demilitarize Abyei: AU
• Father of Israeli held in Egypt denies son is a spy
• Factbox: Turkey's Erdogan faces array of urgent challenges
• Factbox: New Lebanese PM Najib Mikati forms government
• Lebanon gets Hezbollah-led cabinet after 5-month lag
• Berlusconi suffers stinging referendum defeat
• Post-op Chavez runs government from Cuba
• Police use tear gas to quell riot in southern China
• Timeline: Libya's uprising against Muammar Gaddafi
• Thousands of Yemenis take refuge in Aden schools
• Timeline: Violence in Syria
• Turkey's Erdogan focuses on consensus after big win
• South Sudan accuses north of second airstrike
• Police use tear gas to quell riot in southern China
• Japan says eight nuclear workers over-exposed to radiation
• Q+A: Women's rights in Afghanistan since the fall of the Taliban
• How will Afghan women fare in Taliban reconciliation?
• Australia, NZ flights resume as Chile volcano cloud rises
• U.S. Navy intercepted North Korean ship: report
• Turkey's Erdogan promises consensus after big win
• Libyan rebels say still fighting near capital
• Abbas's Fatah expels ex-Palestinian strong-man
• Jordan King promises to speed democratic reforms

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