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Suicide attack in northwest Pakistan kills 20
NDTV.com
PTI, Updated: September 06, 2010 17:13 IST Peshawar: A suicide bomber rammed his explosive-laden vehicle into a police station in northwest Pakistan on Monday, killing at least 20 people, including 11 policemen and four schoolchildren. ...
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Abbott in final bid to cut deal
Sydney Morning Herald
Tony Abbott has secured the critical support of the West Australian National MP Tony Crook, after the three rural independents said without Mr Crook the Coalition did not have the numbers to form government. In a bombshell on the eve of today's ...
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Aftershocks rattle Christchurch recovery efforts
ABC Online
By Philippa McDonald and staff The New Zealand government has extended the state of emergency in earthquake-ravaged Christchurch until Wednesday and appointed a special minister to oversee the recovery effort as aftershocks continue. ...
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Abbas: No chance I'll concede to Israel on core Mideast issues
Ha'aretz
Palestinian leader says he'll 'pack' and 'go' before agreeing to give in to Netanyahu over refugees or borders; also says he won't discuss recognition of Israel as a Jewish state. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said Monday that he would not ...
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Tony Blair scraps London book signing
The Guardian
Tony Blair today cancelled a high-profile signing session of his new memoirs in London amid warnings that he would face a hostile reception from anti-war protesters. The former prime minister scrapped the event on the day he signalled a desire to ...
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The Guardian
Be alert on ETA despite cease-fire declaration
Xinhua
By Xinhua writer Wu Liming BEIJING, Sept. 6 (Xinhua) -- The armed Basque separatist group ETA declared a cease-fire on Sunday, showing its willingness to halt decades-long campaign of bombing and shooting for an independent state. ...
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Moldova's rulers to call election after poll flop
Reuters
CHISINAU, Sept 6 (Reuters) - Moldova's pro-European leaders agreed on Monday to call new parliamentary elections to break political deadlock after a Sunday referendum they organised flopped due to a poor turnout. "The situation ... means we must now go ...
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French strike to fight Sarkozy plan to raise retirement age
Sydney Morning Herald
Thousands of French workers will take to the streets and shut down railways, schools and public services across the nation today, in a last-ditch effort to stop a plan by the President, Nicolas Sarkozy, to raise the retirement age to 62. ...
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Merkel confident on nuclear plan despite opposition
Reuters
A demonstrator wearing a skull mask protests against nuclear energy in front of the Chancellery in Berlin September 5, 2010. By Peter Dinkloh and Vera Eckert FRANKFURT/MUNICH (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Monday she was confident ...
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French minister Kouchner pledges to help save Ashtiani
BBC News
French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner has said he is willing "to do anything" to save an Iranian woman facing a death sentence for adultery. "If I must go to Tehran to save her, I'll go to Tehran," Mr Kouchner said of Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani, ...
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Kidnapped girl reveals new details of her life as a 'domestic slave'
CNN
By Thair Shaikh, CNN Natascha Kampusch pictured in a German TV studio during the recording of Beckmann, on September 4, 2010. London, England (CNN) -- Natascha Kampusch, the Austrian woman who was held prisoner for eight years in a basement, ...
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Ahmadinejad voices doubts about 9/11 attacks
AFP
DOHA — Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has questioned the accepted narrative of the September 11, 2001 attacks in the United States, saying it was still not clear who was behind them. "Something happened in New York and still nobody knows who the ...
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AFP
Violence in Iraq leaves 6 dead, 21 wounded
CNN International
By Jomana Karadsheh, CNN Baghdad, Iraq (CNN) -- A string of bombings and shootings in Iraq has left at least one Iraqi military officer and five civilians dead and at least 21 people wounded, authorities said Monday. The widespread violence came a day ...
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Chilean miners could be out by mid-November
CBC.ca
A video image shows a trapped miner waving at the camera. (Television Nacional de Chile/Associated Press) There is some promising news for the 33 miners trapped underground in Chile, with government officials now saying they could be freed by ...
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CBC.ca
Japanese Political Battle Jolts Bonds
Wall Street Journal
By MEGUMI FUJIKAWA TOKYO—The risk of a new prime minister who strongly favors higher fiscal spending continues to send yields in Japan's jittery government bond market sharply higher. Ichiro Ozawa, a powerful political kingmaker, is challenging Prime ...
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Student immigration: Your stories
BBC News
The Immigration Minister, Damian Green, is calling for "smarter" controls on entry to the UK, arguing that the number of foreign students being allowed into the country is "unsustainable". Home Office research suggests a fifth of students are still in ...
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Colombian confirmed as world's shortest man
BBC News
A 70cm (27-inch) tall Colombian has been named the world's shortest living man by Guinness World Records. Edward Nino Hernandez, 24, weighs only 10kg (22lbs). His mother said he had not grown since he was two years old. ...
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What's Behind Craigslist's Self-Censorship?
PC World
Craigslist left everyone guessing why the site decided to close its adult services section on Friday by replacing the steamy destination with a "censored" banner. The online classifieds Website took action without releasing a statement and has so far ...
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PC World
N. Korea to Release Seized Fishing Boat Crew
Voice of America
Pyongyang says it will return seven South Korean fishermen who admitted entering North Korean waters. The squid fishing boat was seized last month at a time of rising tension on the Korean peninsula. North Korea's official news agency says it made a ...
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Thousands celebrate Red Hair Day in Dutch city
Sify
Thousands of people from across the world have attended the fifth annual 'red-hair day' celebration in Holland where revellers were asked to dress in the colour to participate in various activities including workshops and a fashion show, a media report ...
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