7. desember 2005

New video shows hostage appeal 4:06:29 PM    comment [] Eta bombs around Madrid wreck hopes of ceasefire 4:04:43 PM    comment [] Sarkozy takes big step towards French presidency 4:04:00 PM    comment [] US says 22 Taliban killed in Afghanistan (Reuters) 4:02:08 PM    comment [] Bin Laden still leading war on West: Zawahri video (Reuters) 4:01:22 PM    comment [] China mine blast leaves nearly 100 missing (Reuters) 4:00:00 PM    comment [] India Accelerating | The Great Migration: All Roads Lead to Cities, Transforming  3:57:11 PM    comment [] Eritrea to expel UN peacekeepers 3:55:10 PM    comment [] Terror suspect flights defended 3:53:58 PM    comment [] Final day of voting in Egypt poll. Egyptians vote in the final stage of an election which has confirmed the strength of the Islamist opposition. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 3:52:02 PM    comment [] EU considers UK budget proposal. British plans to break the deadlock on the EU budget are likely to be criticised when EU foreign ministers meet. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 3:50:58 PM    comment [] Games site to educate parents. A new website has been launched designed to help parents decide which games are suitable for children. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 3:49:33 PM    comment [] US says N Korea 'criminal regime'. A senior US diplomat calls North Korea a "criminal regime" involved in drug trafficking and forgery. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 3:48:23 PM    comment [] Syria Attacks Evidence as U.N. Case Turns More Bizarre. The issue of witness credibility has risen to the forefront of the U.N.'s investigation into the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri. By MICHAEL SLACKMAN. [NYT > Home Page] 3:46:07 PM    comment [] Hussein's Trial Resumes Without the Former Leader. Saddam Hussein refused to show up for his trial today, holding up the proceedings, before the judge resumed without him. By ROBERT F. WORTH and JOHN F. BURNS. [NYT > Home Page] 3:42:49 PM    comment [] Russian bill draws fire from Rice. The US secretary of state boosts ties with Ukraine and criticises a Russian move to control NGOs. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 3:39:56 PM    comment [] Skepticism Seems to Erode Europeans' Faith in Rice. It would be hard to imagine a more sudden and thorough tarnishing of the Bush administration's credibility. By RICHARD BERNSTEIN. [NYT > Home Page] 3:39:00 PM    comment []

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