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Wednesday, 08 October 2008

Science & Technology

World

Hate crimes target Turks abroad

The 10 most bungled robberies ever

Islam Vs. Secularism on Facebook

63 killed as fierce fighting continues in Sri Lanka's north

New Thai PM opens dialogue with anti-government protesters

Suspected militants shot dead during New Delhi raid

Iran 'forces down foreign plane'

Iran sends fresh letter to EU over nuclear dispute

Blasts shake Baghdad's Green Zone

Egypt leader pardons media critic

Livni urges action on peace talks

US considering diplomatic presence in Iran, says Rice

Abbas's term to end in January, says Hamas

Touring US to Save Palestinian Village

Jewish settlers 'kill Palestinian'

UN debates West Bank settlements

Palestinian Granny…Latest Israel Victim

Palestinian dead in Israeli raid

Iraq presidency formally approves election law

Iraq denounces terror attack near Turkey

Suicide bomber kills 10 Iraqis during US raid

Iraqi injured in bomb attack on British convoy in Basra

Egypt foreign minister arrives in Baghdad on surprise visit

Two US helicopters crash in Iraq

US rejects Afghan defeatism

Afghan victory hopes played down

Karzai pleas for Saudi peace role

Three US soldiers killed in blast in southern Afghanistan

Top female police officer shot dead in Afghanistan

150 kidnapped labourers released in Afghanistan

Rescue plan for UK banks unveiled

'Deepest ever' living fish filmed

Euro MPs stick to climate targets

BBC comedy show angers Philippines

EU finance chiefs in crisis talks

Brown critic 'ends hostilities'

EU to open 'job centre' in Africa

EU limits imported Chinese food

EU to slash more mobile charges

Euro ministers reject stimulus plan

EU to remain cautious on Ukraine

EU will send monitors to Georgia

Serbia urges Mladic to surrender

Ramadan unites Balkan Muslims

Kosovo issues its first passports

Karadzic flown to Hague tribunal

Bosnian Serbs jailed for genocide

Karadzic's supporters plan mass protest against his extradition

UN urges action on Somalia piracy

Maldives begin historic election

'Tourists die' in Nepal air crash

Thai minister quits over clashes

Oil contract scandal shakes Peru

Pakistan to deport Afghan refugees

How the face of Grozny changed

Owner of Russian opposition website killed

Bomb attacks kill at least 2 Russian soldiers in Chechnya

Georgia breaks ties with Russia

US warship reaches Georgian port

Blast hits Georgian fuel train

Shoppers killed by Somali shells

Egypt detains at least 15 from Muslim Brotherhood

Bus, truck collision kills many in Egypt

Russia call to halt Somali piracy

Albinos in Burundi flee killings

Bashir warning on Darfur charges

Libya halts Swiss oil shipments

Call to end male guardianship of women

Libya releases scores of prisoners

Austrian hostage deadline expires

Morocco aims to boost sugar production

Russia continues deliveries of Su-30 fighters to Algeria

Obama, McCain battle over economy in tense debate

US candidates spar over economy

Palin a 'disgrace to women' - Bardot

Pentagon denies report US plane landed in Iran

Man takes dozens hostage in Guatemala City

Race turns bitter as debate looms

Australia air incident hurts 40

Boy fed zoo reptiles to crocodile

Unpopular Muslims, superior Aussies

Major Aussie airport evacuated

Far right eyes Austria poll gains

Austrians vote in early election

Dalai Lama to undergo medical check-up in New Delhi

The Dalai Lama will have a medical check next week, a senior aide said on Saturday

Bush signs $700b bailout deal to end 'threat to economy'

Bush signed a $700 billion financial-market rescue plan into law, calling it a "decisive action to ease the credit crunch that is now threatening our economy."

Brown due to complete reshuffle

Gordon Brown is expected to complete his ministerial reshuffle later, as Peter Mandelson's return to the cabinet dominates the political debate.

Palin divides women of Florida

Vice-presidential candidate survives debate against Joe Biden but fails to dazzle voters

Venezuela interrogates ex-minister

A former Venezuelan defence minister, who is now a prominent critic of Hugo Chavez, the president, was briefly detained amid allegations of corruption.

US announces Taiwan arms sale

The US government has announced plans to sell about $6.5bn of weaponry to Taiwan, a move likely to anger China, which claims sovereignty over the island.

US court finds O J Simpson guilty

OJ Simpson, the former American football star who was famously cleared of a double murder in 1995, has been found guilty of robbery and kidnapping.

Tunnels feed besieged Gaza

Hundreds of tunnels under the border between the Gaza Strip and Egypt are keeping many of the territory's 1.5 million impoverished Palestinians supplied with food and fuel.

UN: Britain is 'demonising' children

Too many children being imprisoned and demonised as criminals, says influential UN body

N Korea 'restoring nuclear plant'

North Korea has continued to restore its disabled nuclear reactor, the US has said, despite the attempt of a top US envoy to persuade it not to do so.

Rice set for India nuclear talks

US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is heading to India for talks on a civil nuclear co-operation deal.

EU leaders to discuss bank crisis

A number of European leaders are due to discuss the global economic crisis at an emergency summit in Paris later.

China lung disease 'to kill 83m'

A US study has suggested that more than 80 million people in China will die in the next 25 years as a result of lung disease.

US congress passes bailout bill

The US House of Representatives has voted to pass an amended $700bn government bailout of Wall Street firms in an attempt to deal with a global financial crisis.

No hope in Middle East, Fisk

Fisk joined "Democracy Now" to talk about the US elections and their bearing on Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Israel-Palestine.

BBC nuclear bomb script released

A script written by the BBC and the government to be broadcast in the event of a nuclear attack has been published.

Önceki 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 Sonraki

10:40 UN urges action on Somalia piracy

10:02 Maldives begin historic election

09:58 'Tourists die' in Nepal air crash

09:56 Rescue plan for UK banks unveiled

09:54 Circumcision HIV impact doubted

09:51 US candidates spar over economy

09:49 Asian markets in free fall

20:48 Palin a 'disgrace to women' - Bardot

20:29 President Gul leaves for Finland

18:50 Turkish higher education board head in Washington

Markets

	Buying	Selling
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Dolar	1.3578	1.3643
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RÖPORTAJ

‘If Susurluk had been solved, we would not be facing Ergenekon’

Former Minister Fikri Sağlar has said if a journal kept by former Naval Com. ret. Adm.detailing plans for a coup in 2004 had not been investigated as part of the Ergenekon criminal network, it would not have been revealed.

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