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Report: Pakistan Spy Agency Urging Taliban to Fight US
FOXNews
Oct. 6: Tankers carrying oil for NATO forces in Afghanistan burn following an attack by gunmen in Quetta, Pakistan. Members of Pakistan's spy agency are pressing Taliban field commanders to fight the US and its allies in Afghanistan, US officials and ...
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Oil spill probe raps White House
BBC News
A commission investigating the response to the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has strongly criticised the White House in a number of areas. The Obama administration blocked government scientists' efforts to inform the public of worst case scenarios ...
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Michelle Obama tops Forbes 'World's 100 Most Powerful Women' list
Hindustan Times
PTI US First lady Michelle Obama tops the Forbes magazine's list of 'World's 100 Most Powerful Women' beating corporate honchos like India-born Pepsi Co chief Indra Nooyi and heads of state like the Queen of England to occupy the top slot. ...
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Heightened fears
BBC News
By Ginny Hill Chatham House The small number of diplomats, consultants, aid agency staff and energy sector employees based in Yemen's capital, Sanaa, are growing used to increasing restrictions on their personal freedom, which tighten after every ...
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Chinese PM visits Italy amid currency storm
AFP
ROME — Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao was set to seal an economic partnership with Italy on Thursday after fending off EU pressure to increase the value of the yuan to help ease massive trade imbalances. Wen will meet with Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi ...
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Ecuador police suspects detained
BBC News
More than 40 Ecuadorean police officers have been detained in connection with last week's police revolt against President Rafael Correa. The interior ministry said the detained officers were being investigated to see if they should be charged. ...
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Al-Qaeda man directed Europe plot: report
The Hindu
PTI Younis al-Mauretani, a top Al-Qaeda leader operating from Pakistan, is behind the plot to stage Mumbai-type attacks on key European countries like the UK, Germany and France, a media report said on Wednesday. Ahmed Sidiqi, an Afghan-German detained ...
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Factbox: A look at North Korea's nuclear arms programme
Reuters
SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea's nuclear threat has reached an "alarming level" and it is now trying to miniaturize weapons to improve their mobility and impact, a South Korean government official said. The Yongbyon complex is at the heart of the ...
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Host China plugs its climate efforts at UN talks
Times of India
TIANJIN, China: China has seized on its hosting of UN climate talks this week to showcase its efforts to curb carbon emissions, and environmentalists say the top greenhouse gas polluter is making huge progress. China's phenomenal economic growth has ...
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French, Spanish ministers to visit Israel to push Sarkozy's peace summit
Ha'aretz
French and Spanish officials to arrive on Sunday; plan to pitch idea of Paris peace summit between Netanyahu and Abbas later this month. French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner and Spanish Foreign Minister Miguel Moratinos are to arrive in Israel ...
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Call to cut advertising over Henry's slur
New Zealand Herald
By James Ihaka and Claire Trevett A migrant services group is calling on companies to withdraw advertising from TVNZ's Breakfast show after Paul Henry's on-air slur. Henry was suspended for two weeks after asking Prime Minister John Key if ...
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New Zealand Herald
India-EU ministerial meet on free trade pact in November
Hindu Business Line
The next round of ministerial-level meetings between India and the EU on the proposed free trade agreement (FTA) is scheduled for November in Brussels. The Commerce and Industry Minister, Mr Anand Sharma, expressed confidence that the FTA would be ...
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Indonesia flood toll rises to 97
ABC Online
The death toll from flash floods in a remote region of eastern Indonesia has climbed to at least 97, with dozens of people still missing. Rescue workers are still searching for survivors from floods which hit West Papua's Teluk Wondama district on ...
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Vietnam's flood toll rises to 49
Sydney Morning Herald
Hope faded on Thursday for people listed as missing after floods killed at least 49 in central Vietnam, an official said. "The rains have stopped autumning and the water level has visibly lowered. But the possibility of finding the missing is reduced ...
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PM slams YouTube clip of IDF soldier taunting Palestinian
Jerusalem Post
By YAAKOV LAPPIN AND HERB KEINON After latest video of soldier dancing around blindfolded Palestinian woman, Netanyahu says clips harm human dignity and embarrass the IDF. Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu issued a statement Wednesday night strongly ...
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Four die in firework explosion in Hanoi
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VietNamNet Bridge - Four people were killed and three others were injured when two containers of fireworks exploded at 11:40am, October 6 near the My Dinh National Stadium. This is one of 29 sites in the capital where firework showcases are planned for ...
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Lead Poisoning Kills Nigeria Children
New York Times
By AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE ANKA, Nigeria (Agence France-Presse) — More than 400 children have died of lead poisoning in northern Nigeria in the last six months, the aid group Doctors Without Borders said Wednesday. The deaths occurred in seven villages in ...
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Four wounded in Israeli raids on Gaza: witnesses, Hamas
Times of India
GAZA CITY: Israeli warplanes staged three raids in the Gaza Strip overnight wounding four Palestinians, Hamas security officials and witnesses said Thursday. Two people were wounded in strikes on the east and west of Gaza City and two others were hurt ...
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