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Tuesday, 02 December 2008

Science & Technology

World

'World mandate' on climate action

African refugees face deadly trek

US power 'to decline by 2025'

Muslim woman defies male dominance

Osborne faces pressure over pound

Palestinian rhythms of resistance

Israeli air raid kills two in Gaza

The Queen of Campaigns

Kuwaiti ruler accepts cabinet resignation

UAE Cabinet condemns terror attacks on Mumbai

Israel to free 250 Palestinian prisoners

Sarkozy calls for 'inclusive' G8

Palestinians hurt in Hebron clashes

Political play snares Gaza pilgrims

Gaza border crossings to remain closed

Bid to ease Palestinian divide

Missing in Gaza... Bread

“Palestinians must take their rights”

Iraq buys 30,000 tonnes of rice from Vietnam - report

New Chemical Ali death sentence

Iraq-Iran war dead are exchanged

Bombings hit Iraq police academy

Iraqi civilian deaths rise, US loss down

Iraq's Sadr calls for three days of mourning

Civilians killed in Afghan blast

Afghan anger over civilian death

Blast rocks Afghan capital

Afghanistan bomb 'kills civilians'

Afghan police killed in bomb attack

'Extra UK troops' for Afghanistan

Russia and EU resume negotiations

BA is in merger talks with Qantas

Venice under water

German freezer baby mother guilty

Nato to discuss ties with Russia

UK 'closer' to adopting the euro

EU citizens get duty-free boost

Europe to set out economic plans

Iceland protest ends in clashes

EU reaches deal on farm reforms

UK Muslim delegation travels to Turkey to support EU bid

EU to end freeze on Russia talks

Serbia 'genocide' case to proceed

Neighbours recognise Kosovo

Montenegro in Kosovo recognition

Serbia urges Mladic to surrender

Ramadan unites Balkan Muslims

Kosovo issues its first passports

More deaths in Karachi violence

China melamine death toll rises

Explosion rips through India train

Earthquake measuring 6.0 shakes southern Taiwan

India asks Pakistan for fugitives

N Korea increases border controls

More talks planned with Azerbaijan and Armenia

Georgian army chief is dismissed

Georgia favours McCain's experience

Mayor killed in Georgian village

No good house dream in Georgia

Donors to make Georgia aid pledges

UN summit 'a missed opportunity'

Zimbabwe cholera deaths near 500

Ethiopian star guilty over death

'No water' in cholera-hit Harare

South Africa's hidden epidemic

Libyan ship blocked from Gaza

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

70% deforestation cuts for Brazil

Oh God stop rain!

Bush regrets Iraqi WMD failure

Canada opposition bids to unseat PM

Russia-Venezuela exercises begin

Betancourt on anti-kidnap mission

150 stranded whales die in Australia

Australia navy off for Christmas

Brisbane storm worst in 25 years

Hero dog saves boy from snake

Snoring judge derails drugs case

Australia youths 'maul flamingo'

Aircraft crashes in Mediterranean

An Airbus A320 passenger jet with seven crew members on board has plunged into the Mediterranean sea off the French coast.

Iraq parliament approves US pact

Iraq's parliament has approved a security pact that allows US troops to stay in Iraq for three more years.

Troops battle Mumbai attackers

Indian troops are continuing to battle armed men who launched an attack on the city of Mumbai that has left more than 100 people dead.

Severe rainfall hits northeast Philippines

At least 12 people have died, with six missing, in two weeks of pounding rain that have engulfed villages and farms in northern Philippines.

Singaporean ship runs aground off the Aegean coast

A Singaporean-flagged cargo ship ran aground off the Bozcaada Island in the Aegean Sea after passing the Çanakkale Strait, officials said on Thursday.

Thai cabinet in emergency meeting

Besieged PM Somchai Wongsawat holds an emergency cabinet session to discuss Thailand's intensifying political crisis.

Inside Baghdad's Rusafa prison

The British Broadcast Corporation, BBC is given exclusive access to a Baghdad prison named Rusafa.

Iraq delays vote on US withdrawal

The Iraqi parliament has delayed until Thursday a crucial vote on a plan to withdraw all US troops from the country by the end of 2011.

Korean adulterer faces jail term

South Korean prosecutors have demanded an 18-month jail term for a popular actress who admitted breaking the country's strict laws on adultery.

China tycoon's arrest confirmed

Police say Chinese billionaire Huang Guangyu is in custody while they investigate him for alleged economic crimes.

'Miracle' pastor appeal refused

UK judges refuse an evangelist permission to appeal his extradition order to Kenya to face baby stealing charges.

Yemen protesters clash with police

Seven people, including two policemen, have been injured in clashes between security forces and opposition activists in Yemen's capital Sanaa, witnesses say

Lebanon's Hariri assassins tribunal starts March 1

A special U.N. tribunal to try the suspected assassins of Lebanese former prime minister Rafiq al-Hariri is on track to start operations on March 1, according to a U.N. report issued on Wednesday.

Voices from Mumbai

Mumbai, India's commercial capital, is a lively and vibrant city. It currently finds itself under siege following the co-ordinated attacks, but residents say the resilient city will survive and overcome the odds.

"Mumbai attackers came from outside the country"

Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has accused the Mumbai attackers of coming from another country.

Turkish Ambassador in New Delhi on attacks in India

The Turkish ambassador in New Delhi said that 3 Turkish citizens were stuck in a hotel in the Indian province of Mumbai after several militant attacks were waged in the city on Thursday.

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20:02 EU citizens get duty-free boost

19:38 Russia and EU resume negotiations

19:34 UN summit 'a missed opportunity'

19:33 More deaths in Karachi violence

19:31 Israeli air raid kills two in Gaza

19:18 US carmakers in new bail-out plea

19:10 Turkish-Azerbaijani Business Forum to be held in Baku

19:05 Turkey can't continue with the current constitution

18:16 China melamine death toll rises

17:51 Explosion rips through India train

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RÖPORTAJ

Turkey is tied to global economy

Turkey has changed dramatically while transforming itself into the 17th-largest economy in the world and attaining much more real grassroots participation in democracy, observed a senior US diplomat when asked what has changed since the 1970s.

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