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In the forthcoming Argentine presidential elections, it is three women who are leading the race.
Uganda's poor are braving salty, flesh scarring water to make a meager living mining salt at Lake Katwe. Experts say chemicals in the lake are clearly unhealthy but the Ugandan government is not studying the risks.
Highlights of this day in history: Statue of Liberty dedicated in New York harbor; Benito Mussolini seizes power in Italy; Cuban missile crisis ends between Cold War superpowers; Microsoft's Bill Gates and actress Julia Roberts born.
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Military activity continues along Turkey's border with northern Iraq as tensions in the region remain high. Meanwhile far from the Iraq border region, a Turkish news agency is reporting troops have killed 15 Kurdish guerrillas.
Vladimir Putin has said US plans for a missile shield are as risky as the 1960s Cuban missile crisis
French President Nicolas Sarkozy has announced a "green revolution" at the heart of French politics.
South Africa's powerful COSATU labour union federation warned Sunday its alliance with the governing ANC would not survive Thabo Mbeki being re elected the party's president in December. "A status quo will see the destruction of the alliance itself," ...
Buckingham Palace refused to comment Sunday on a newspaper report that a member of the royal family has been targeted in a blackmail scandal involving sex and drugs use. The Sunday Times newspaper reported that the royal, who was not identified for le...
Two key rebel groups have refused to take part in UN brokered talks to resolve Sudan's civil war.
The parents of missing British girl Madeleine McCann release an artist's impression who they believe abducted their daughter. It is based on the description of a man some friends saw walking with a child.
A former US missile base used during the Cold War is being auctioned on eBay for $1.5m.
An Israeli French film about an Egyptian police band visiting and getting lost in Israel on Sunday won the grand prix at the 20th Tokyo International Film Festival. "The Band's Visit", directed by Israel's Eran Kolirin, was awarded the Tokyo Sakura ...
Israel began restricting fuel shipments to the Gaza Strip on Sunday, ostensibly in retaliation for rocket attacks on its territory, according to European Union and Palestinian sources. The Jewish state reduced the amount of fuel it provides for Gaza's...
Iran has responded defiantly to new sanctions imposed by the US.
The 40th anniversary of the legalization of abortion in Britain draws people on both sides of the issue. Those against abortion hope to change the law, lowering the abortion limit from the current 24 weeks.
An Indian supplier to clothing retailer Gap has been found using child labour to produce items for Gap Kids branches in Europe and the United States, the Observer newspaper reported here on Sunday. In reaction, Gap has withdrawn the garments from sale...
A cancer awareness group and an international team of musicians returned from the Mount Everest area after performing what they said was the world's highest concert on land and raising an estimated $250,000 for a local cancer hospital.
Eleven Sunni tribal chiefs were abducted in Baghdad on Sunday after their meeting with a top government official, as Iraq was set to post its lowest monthly death toll in almost two years. The tribal chiefs from the restive Diyala province, northeast ...
The military situation in DR Congo was a key topic at talks with the US and Congolese leaders. A local militia leader said Saturday he had surrendered to the UN peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo's restive Nord Kivu province, agreeing to calls to disarm his forces. "I've left the bush," Mai Mai militia leader and army des...
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Benazir Bhutto has arrived in her home village in southern Pakistan, to visit her father's tomb. Thousands of supporters welcomed Benazir Bhutto at her ancestral village amid tight security Saturday as she made her first trip in Pakistan since last week's devastating bombings. Bhutto, the first female leader of an Islamic nation, travelled to the...
Former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto visited her ancestral village Saturday and paid homage at her father's tomb, declaring that a recent assassination attempt would not halt her drive to restore Pakistani democracy.
A strike by Air France flight attendants grounded more than 30 percent of its planes for a third day Saturday, the start of a holiday in France.
Around 80 Taliban fighters were killed when they tried to ambush a patrol of Afghan and international soldiers in the south of Afghanistan, the US led coalition said Sunday. The coalition said the troops were forced to call in air support when they we...
CIZRE, Turkey - Whole families in this poor Turkish borderland depend on how fast and freely their men can roll trucks in and out of Iraq. Now truckers are looking to the hills and highways to gauge the possibility of a devastating blow to their cross-country lives: Turkey invading Iraq in search...
US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will head to Turkey and the Middle East next month for a packed week of talks on Kurdish rebels, regional peace and Iraq, officials said Wednesday. Rice will visit Ankara, Istanbul, Israel and the Palestinian ter...
Canada's Foreign Affairs Minister Maxime Bernier on Wednesday urged Iraqi authorities to stop Kurdish "terrorists" from using Iraqi land to launch attacks on neighboring Turkey. "Canada condemns the terrorist attacks inflicted upon Turkey by the Kurdi...
A senior US military official said Wednesday he knew of no Turkish air strikes or cross-border incursions into northern Iraq despite reports of such attacks on Kurdish rebels along the border. The semi-official Anatolia news agency said Turkish warpla...
Turkish warplanes bombed Kurdish rebel targets along the Iraqi border on Wednesday as the country's National Security Council urged economic sanctions against Iraqi Kurds accused of backing the insurgents. Fighter jets bombed and destroyed several Kur...
Secretary Paulson told Reuters that the US still strongly backs the civilian nuclear deal with India and that the US/Indian relationship is broader than any particular transaction. U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson will travel to India this week to meet with Indian government officials and business leaders. Paulson will deliver remarks at a conference on infrastructure in Mumbai and participate in a discussion in New Delhi "on In...
Secretary Paulson told Reuters that the US still strongly backs the civilian nuclear deal with India and that the US/Indian relationship is broader than any particular transaction. U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson will travel to India this week to meet with Indian government officials and business leaders. Paulson will deliver remarks at a conference on infrastructure in Mumbai and participate in a discussion in New Delhi "on In...
A British explorer who was the first man to reach the North Pole solo announced plans Tuesday to lead an expedition to measure the thickness of the Arctic ice caps. Pen Hadow, 45, who reached the top of the world alone in 2003, will lead a three-perso...
No relief was in sight for exhausted firefighters Wednesday as they entered their fourth day of battling the deadly wind-whipped wildfires across Southern California that have caused the largest evacuation in the state's modern history.
A strong earthquake measuring 7.0 struck off the coast of Indonesia's Sumatra island on Thursday, briefly triggering panic and a tsunami alert, the Indonesia meteorological agency said. The quake struck in the Indian Ocean about 135 kilometres (84 mil...
Asia's space race heated up on Wednesday as China launched its first lunar orbiter, an event hailed by the world's most populous nation as a milestone event in its global rise. China's year-long expedition, costing 1.4 billion yuan (184 million dollar...
After long delays and billions of dollars in cost overruns, the Airbus superjumbo -- the biggest airliner ever built -- took off on Thursday for its first commercial flight. The Airbus A380 left Singapore bound for Sydney, carrying a special group of ...
World oil prices fell on Wednesday, with New York crude below 85 dollars a barrel for the first time since mid-October, as the market expected official data to reveal a rise in US energy inventories. New York's main futures contract, light sweet crude...
Pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline said Wednesday that third-quarter profits fell owing to fierce competition from generic drugs and sliding sales of controversial diabetes drug Avandia. Net profits sank 5.8 percent to 1.310 billion pounds in the th...
Fires raged across hectares of woodland in northern and southern Lebanon on Wednesday, civil defence officials said, only weeks after an earlier forest fire devastated parts of the country. Emergency crews backed by Lebanese army helicopters struggled...
Asia's space race heated up on Wednesday as China launched its first lunar orbiter, an event hailed in the world's most populous nation as a milestone event in its global rise. China's year-long expedition, costing 1.4 billion yuan (184 million dollar...
An Israeli soldier was wounded on Wednesday in a drive-by shooting as he waited at a bus stop in the West Bank near a Jewish settlement, the Israeli army and police said. The soldier was just outside the Ariel settlement in the heart of the West Bank ...
The head of British luxury automaker Jaguar hopes to find a buyer soon after ailing US auto giant Ford Motor Corp. put the firm up for sale, a report said Wednesday. Ford has been going through a "rather long and very complicated process," Jaguar Cars...
The current 24-week limit on abortion is to come under review in parliament on Wednesday when health minister Dawn Primarolo faces questions from a panel of MPs. The science and technology committee is holding hearings into the present law, taking int...
The space shuttle Discovery successfully lifted off from its Florida launch pad on Tuesday, carrying its seven crew members and a new habitable component to the International Space Station.
More than half a million people were ordered to evacuate their homes in southern California as wind-driven wildfires raged for a fourth day Wednesday, razing communities and threatening to overwhelm exhausted firefighters. At least one person was kill...
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