11. januar 2006

NASA probe carrying comet dust to return to Earth 7:23:58 PM    comment [] Guantanamo tribunal begins for Qaeda bodyguard 7:23:16 PM    comment [] Georgian sentenced to life for Bush grenade attack 7:22:31 PM    comment [] Doctors warn against excess optimism over Sharon 7:21:45 PM    comment [] Iraq still a soft target for suicide bombers 7:20:43 PM    comment [] Sharon's party would win vote without him: polls 7:19:58 PM    comment [] Turks battle to loosen grip of deadly bird flu 7:19:04 PM    comment [] Where is N.Korea's Kim? Officials hunt for clues 7:17:58 PM    comment [] Unsuitable girls 7:15:37 PM    comment [] EU court rules that airlines must compensate stranded passengers 7:14:21 PM    comment [] US warns Iran in nuclear row 7:12:57 PM    comment [] Row over Mussolini's Nazi army opens old wounds 7:11:51 PM    comment [] Michael Jackson faces new child molestation charges 7:11:05 PM    comment [] Why Do Some Turks Have Bird Flu Virus but Aren't Sick?. An unusual cluster of cases is raising the possibility that human bird flu is not as deadly as currently thought. By ELISABETH ROSENTHALInternational Herald Tribune. [NYT > Home Page] 7:03:54 PM    comment [] Sharon under only light sedation. Israeli PM Ariel Sharon improves slightly and now needs only a low dosage of sedatives, doctors say. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 7:01:16 PM    comment [] Brown gets EU borrowing reprimand. Chancellor Gordon Brown is set to come under fire from the European Commission for breaking targets on borrowing. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 7:00:27 PM    comment [] Bankruptcy Filings Hit Record 2M in 2005 . WASHINGTON -- The rush of indebted consumers to file bankruptcy before a tough new law took effect pushed personal filings for 2005 to their highest annual level on record _ more than 2 million, according to new data. By AP. [washingtonpost.com - Business] 6:59:06 PM    comment [] China's Trade Surplus Tripled in 2005. China said that its trade surplus rose to a record $102 billion in 2005, a figure that could reignite global trade frictions. By DAVID BARBOZA. [NYT > Business] 6:55:22 PM    comment [] Iranians Reopen Nuclear Centers. The U.S. and Europe condemned the action and stepped up a campaign to have Iran referred to the U.N. Security Council. By STEVEN R. WEISMAN and NAZILA FATHI. [NYT > Home Page] 11:44:16 AM    comment []

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