REUTERS World News Headlines, Jun 15, 2011

• Cursed number "39" haunts Afghan car owners
• Pakistan arrests CIA's bin Laden informants: report
• Body found at home of acting PNG Prime Minister
• Diets of poor hurt by rise in food prices: Oxfam
• Mexican ex-mayor arrested over arsenal walks free
• Afghanistan is most dangerous country for women
• South Asia's growing modernity masks women's plight
• Factbox: The world's most dangerous countries for women
• Somalia worst place to be a woman: minister
• NATO strikes Tripoli, Libyan rebels make gains
• Greek assembly faces protest cordon over austerity
• Tanks deploy in east, Syrians flee assault on north
• Chile volcano ash may disrupt air travel for months
• Gulf states vow to seek end to Yemeni crisis
• Libyan rebels make fresh gains, NATO drops leaflets
• South Sudan rebel militia raid kills 29, army says
• Syrians flee military move on restive northern town
• China floods, landslides force 55,000 to flee: report
• Fatah, Hamas see new Palestinian government next week
• Lawmaker wants accused Iraqis sent to Guantanamo
• Yemeni blogger seeks Swedish asylum after threats
• Opponents of Greek austerity plan set strike
• Gunmen, suicide bombers storm Iraq council building
• Kurds raise profile, gain seats in Turkish assembly
• Former top Iraq financier denounces bank power grab
• Eritrean volcano still erupting, some flights cancelled
• In India's grain bowl, farms face threat from job program
• Miners snap up graduates as industry booms
• Special report: Australia's big dig for foreign workers
• Australia's boom lures new wave of European immigrants
• Refugees flee Myanmar clashes near Chinese border
• Indian foreign secretary due in Pakistan to discuss Kashmir
• Family and Taliban scare off actresses in Afghan film
• Rebels take control of Libyan town
• Tokyo Electric bailout plan approved by cabinet
• Iran accuses West of meddling in Syria
• Egypt's Sufis see Islamist threat after Mubarak
• Australia's boom lures new wave of European immigrants
• IMF boots Fischer from race for top job
• Ash cloud from Chile volcano wreaks airline havoc

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