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Obama rallies CIA after Afghanistan bomb attackBBC News - 2 hours ago Barack Obama has sent a rallying letter to the CIA after seven staff were killed by an Afghan bomber - one of the worst attacks in the agency's history. CIA mourns devastating loss in Afghanistan ABC Online In sharp contrast with Gaza, casualties decline in West BankWashington Post - - 3 hours ago JERUSALEM -- The first year in a decade without a suicide bombing, as well as an expanded Palestinian security force, resulted in a decline in the number of Israeli and Palestinian casualties in the occupied West ... Hundreds Demonstrate on Border With Gaza New York Times Finland shootings leave six deadBBC News - 2 hours ago Finnish police have confirmed they have found the body of a gunman responsible for killing five people in a shooting rampage in the southern city of Espoo. Video: Gunman Kills 4 at Shopping Mall, Ex-girlfriend, Finland: 6 Dead After Shooting Rampage at Mall New York Times Recollecting Gus DurANTARA - 3 hours ago An activist was protecting a candle from the wind at an activity held by the Coalition of Anti-graft Civil Society (KOMPAK) to recollect late Abdurahman Wahid or Gus Dur at the Hotel Indonesia roundabout in Jakarta on Thursday(Dec. 31). Former Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid Dies Voice of America Papers remember Indonesian democrat BBC News US Drone Strike Kills 3 on Pakistani BorderFOXNews - 23 minutes ago MIR ALI, Pakistan - Pakistani intelligence officials say a US missile strike has killed three people near the Afghan border. The two officials said early Friday's attack destroyed a car carrying three men in a village near Mir Ali, which is a main town ... UN to withdraw staff from Pakistan Times Online Intel: Alleged US missile kills 3 in NW Pakistan Houston Chronicle NY party to give NSW bang for its buckABC Online - 1 hour ago New South Wales Premier Kristina Keneally hopes the New Year's Eve celebrations in Sydney will create up to $156 million in revenue for the state. Russia slaps minimum price on vodkaBBC News - - 44 minutes ago Russian authorities have brought in new measures imposing a minimum price for all vodka sold in the country. The move is part of Russian President Dmitry Medvedev's plan to tackle alcoholism. Video: Moscow celebrates 2010 Making a Little Fun of Russia's Powerful New York Times All our inquiries pointed to Iran's role in the abductionsThe Guardian - 7 hours ago The journey to find the truth behind the kidnapping of the five British men kidnapped in Iraq in May 2007 has been a long one. We at Guardian Films set out to find out why they had become the forgotten hostages. Israel backs Obama's push for sanctions on IranWashington Post - - 9 hours ago JERSUSALEM -- Israeli officials say they will support President Obama's move to impose sanctions on Iran as a next step in the standoff over the country's nuclear program, though the narrower measures being considered by the White ... Netanyahu's triple whammy Ha'aretz US Embassy warns of possible New Year's attack on BaliCNN International - - 20 hours ago JAKARTA, Indonesia (CNN) -- The US Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia, warned Thursday of an indication of an attack to Bali on New Year's Eve. Video: US Embassy: Bali Governor Warns of Terror Attack Confusion over Bali terror warning BBC News Degas painting stolen from French museumXinhua - 5 hours ago PARIS, Dec. 31 (Xinhua) -- One of French artist Edgar Degas' paintings was stolen overnight from a museum in south France's port city of Marseilles, police said on Thursday. Degas Work Stolen From French Museum New York Times Degas artwork stolen from museum BBC News North Korea calls for peace with United StatesTimes Online - 30 minutes ago North Korea has called for an end to hostile relations with the United States in a New Year message in which it also renews a commitment to a nuclear-free Korean pensinsula. Journalists mourn a colleague but accept risks of covering warGlobe and Mail - - 2 hours ago From Friday's Globe and Mail Published on Thursday, Dec. 31, 2009 9:51PM EST Last updated on Thursday, Dec. 31, 2009 11:02PM EST Amid ever-tighter military constraints, the art of war reporting in Afghanistan has evolved into the art of compromise. Malaysia 'Allah' ban overturnedAljazeera.net - 3 hours ago A Malaysian court has overturned a government ban on non-Muslim publications using the word "Allah". Ruling on a lawsuit filed by a Malaysian Roman Catholic church publication, the Kuala Lumpur High Court said on Thursday that the home ministry's ban ... Malaysia: Judge Allows Christian Use of Word Allah New York Times Malaysia High Court Allows Christian Use of the Word 'Allah' Voice of America UK reviews security, screening after Detroit attackReuters - - 5 hours ago LONDON (Reuters) - Britain said on Friday it was reviewing airport security and passenger screening procedures after a Nigerian who had studied in Britain was charged over last week's failed plot to bomb a US passenger jet. UK considers body scanners after airline attack Washington Post Cardinal Daly faced testing times as Irish primateBBC News - 9 hours ago Cardinal Cahal Daly was an intellectual heavyweight who presided over some of the most testing times the Catholic Church in Ireland has faced. Hamid Karzai demands US hand over gunmen who killed childrenTimes Online - - 8 hours ago President Karzai's security chiefs have demanded that America should hand over the gunmen behind a night raid in eastern Afghanistan that government investigators and the United Nations say killed at least eight schoolchildren. Afghans Investigate Reports of More Civilian Deaths New York Times Two French journalists kidnapped in AfghanistanBBC News - 12 hours ago Two French reporters have been kidnapped north-east of the Afghan capital Kabul, Afghan officials say. They say the journalists were seized in Kapisa province, along with three Afghans travelling with them. Journalists kidnapped in Afghanistan CNN International Lithuania shuts its only nuclear power stationBBC News - - 8 hours ago The Ignalina plant, the only nuclear reactor in the Baltic states, stopped producing electricity at 2300 local time (2100 GMT). The closure of the Soviet-era plant was a condition of Lithuania's membership of the European Union. Russia denies knowledge of Iranian uranium deal with KazakhstanXinhua - 13 hours ago MOSCOW, Dec. 31 (Xinhua) -- Russia has no knowledge of an alleged Iranian plan to import purified uranium ore from Kazakhstan, the foreign ministry said Thursday. |
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Kabul demands foreign 'killers' handed overAFP - 20 hours ago
KABUL - The Afghan government demanded Thursday to take into its custody foreigners wanted over the alleged killing of 10 civilians, sharply...
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