26. november 2005

Pinochet cancels birthday party 8:03:02 PM    comment [] Scandal of sexual abuse by priests shocks Brazil 8:02:25 PM    comment [] Japan's new godfather sets his sights on Tokyo 8:01:24 PM    comment [] Bombing puts Turkey's EU credentials to the test 8:00:36 PM    comment [] Foreign Office 'unrelentingly pro–Palestinian' says Israel 7:59:39 PM    comment []  N.Korea says CNN execution image fabricated (Reuters) 7:58:05 PM    comment [] Two Suicide Car Bombings Kill 10 in Iraq (AP) 7:57:09 PM    comment [] Chad ex–dictator re–arrested in Senegal (AFP) 7:56:09 PM    comment [] Afghan troops foil bomb attack in capital (AFP) 7:55:23 PM    comment [] Snow causes havoc across western Europe (AFP) 7:54:40 PM    comment [] More than 110 feared dead in India after bus accidents in heavy rains (AFP) 7:54:06 PM    comment [] Palestinians Begin New Era at Gaza Border (AP) 7:53:32 PM    comment [] Azerbaijan police break up opposition protest (Reuters) 7:52:25 PM    comment [] Japan space probe set for new landing on asteroid 7:51:39 PM    comment [] Just Try to Sleep Tight. The Bedbugs Are Back. 7:50:53 PM    comment [] In Terror Cases, Administration Sets the Rules 7:49:46 PM    comment [] Landslip causes train derailment 7:48:47 PM    comment [] Football fans stage Best tributes 7:47:35 PM    comment [] Berlin stadium holds terror drill 7:46:53 PM    comment [] China apologises for river spill 7:46:03 PM    comment [] What's Online: Big Google Becomes Big Target. Long considered the David to Microsoft's Goliath, Google is increasingly being thought of as a Goliath itself. By DAN MITCHELL. [NYT > Technology] 7:45:15 PM    comment [] A Girl and Her Gadgets: Tech Retailers Reach Out to Women . As women demonstrate a growing appetite for consumer tech products, retailers and manufacturers are still only beginning to cater to this potentially huge reservoir of customers. By Steven Levingston and Annys Shin. [washingtonpost.com - Business] 7:44:05 PM    comment [] Libya defends immigration record. Libya says it has stopped 40,000 would-be migrants from reaching Europe in the last year. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 7:42:05 PM    comment [] Blair rallying call on fair trade. Tony Blair warns it will be a disaster if WTO talks in Hong Kong next month fail to reach agreement on fair trade. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 7:39:46 PM    comment [] Married Before Puberty, Girls Pay a Price for African Poverty. Many girls in sub-Saharan Africa must leap straight from childhood to marriage at a word from their fathers - sometimes years before they reach puberty. By SHARON LaFRANIERE. [NYT > Home Page] 7:37:28 PM    comment [] Two More Ways to Fight Viruses, for Free . Getting a Web browser, e-mail program or photo organizer as free software on a computer is routine, but an anti-virus utility for Windows, the target of tens of thousands of viruses and worms? That seems the kind of thing for which you'd want to pay. By Rob Pegoraro. [washingtonpost.com - Technology - Industry News, Policy, and Reviews] 7:35:26 PM    comment []

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