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Monday, September 10, 2012

World Breaking News

Nigeria floods, displace thousands

LAGOS - Floods across Nigeria have killed 137 people and displaced more than 30,000 since the beginning of July, the local Red Cross said on Sunday. CONTINUE - - - - - - -

Talk increases of second Monti government in Italy
CERNOBBIO, Italy - Business leaders and European officials cloistered in a beautiful lakeside resort over the weekend were in striking agreement about who should follow Mario Monti as Italian premier: Mario Monti. CONTINUE - - - - - - -

UK survivor of France shooting out of coma: prosecutor
PARIS - The seven-year-old British girl who survived a gun attack in the French Alps last week that saw her father and mother shot dead in their car is out of a coma and will be questioned by police as soon as she is able, the French prosecutor said on Sunday. CONTINUE - - - - - - -

Exclusive: Egypt's PM to put economic focus on growth, deficit cut

CAIRO - Egypt's new prime minister Hisham Kandil is finalizing an economic reform plan that will rein in hefty consumer subsidies, he said on Sunday, adding that he expected the economy to grow in the current financial year by 3 to 4 percent, or more if investment goals are achieved. CONTINUE - - - - - - -

Sunday, August 19, 2012

World Breaking News in the HELP TIPS LATEST NEWS

Japan activists arrive at China row islands
A Japanese flotilla on Sunday arrived at islands at the heart of a territorial row with China, despite warnings from Beijing, an AFP journalist on board said.-------- CONTINUE ------
Miss China crowned Miss World 2012, in China
NATO, Taliban in war of words over Afghan deaths
A suicide bombing at a wedding, a deadly airstrike on a village, grenades in a mosque — hundreds of Afghan civilians are dying violently this summer, while the Taliban
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NATO, Taliban in war of words over Afghan deaths
India's VVS Laxman announces retirement from cricket
Veteran Indian batsman Vangipurappu Venkata Sai Laxman announced his retirement from international cricket on Saturday, saying it was time to make way for the next g
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India's VVS Laxman announces retirement from cricket
Afghan NATO air strike 'kills militants'
A NATO air strike on Saturday killed at least two dozen militants in eastern Afghanistan, the military alliance's force in the country said.
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Afghan NATO air strike 'kills militants'
After Ramadan fast, Indonesians 'eat with a vengeance'
As Indonesia shifts from a month of fasting during Ramadan to a week-long eating binge for the Eid al-Fitr Muslim holiday, doctors are braced for an annual spike in complaints …
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After Ramadan fast, Indonesians 'eat with a vengeance'
6.3-magnitude quake hits Indonesia's Sulawesi
A powerful 6.3-magnitude quake shook Indonesia's central Sulawesi province on Saturday, damaging buildings and injuring at least three people.
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6.3-magnitude quake hits Indonesia's Sulawesi
US drone kills six militants in Pakistan: officials
A US drone attack Saturday killed at least six militants in a remote Pakistani tribal town near the Afghan border as local people celebrated the Muslim festival of Eid
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US drone kills six militants in Pakistan: officials
India axe Bhupathi, Bopanna after Olympic tennis row
India on Saturday dropped veteran Mahesh Bhupathi and Rohan Bopanna for next month's Davis Cup tie against New Zealand following a row over Olympics team selection.----------CONTINUE ----------- India axe Bhupathi, Bopanna after Olympic tennis row
US drone kills 5 militants in northern Pakistan
A missile launched from a U.S. drone struck a suspected militant hideout in a tribal region in northern Pakistan where allies of a powerful warlord were gathered Saturday
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US drone kills 5 militants in northern Pakistan
Invincible All Blacks edge out Wallabies 27-19
New Zealand overpowered Australia 27-19 to make a dominant start to the inaugural Rugby Championship on Saturday with a string of handling errors gifting the game to
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Invincible All Blacks edge out Wallabies 27-19
Bomb at Afghan bazaar kills 4 people
China warns Japan before disputed island visit
China demanded Saturday that Japan cease actions "harming" its territorial sovereignty amid an escalating row over disputed islands as a Japanese group prepared to sail
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China warns Japan before disputed island visit
Typhoon kills four, causes flooding in Vietnam
At least four people died as Typhoon Kai-Tak barrelled across northern Vietnam bringing high winds and floods to several areas including the capital Hanoi, authorities
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Typhoon kills four, causes flooding in Vietnam
Afghan bazaar bomb kills Eid shoppers
A bomb exploded Saturday in a bazaar in western Afghanistan crowded with people shopping to celebrate the end of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, killing four civilians,
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Afghan bazaar bomb kills Eid shoppers
Indian media slams government over coal findings
Indian media on Saturday slammed the embattled government after a damning report by the country's auditor estimated that the exchequer lost billions of dollars by failing
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Indian media slams government over coal findings
Myanmar opens new probe into deadly sectarian unrest
Myanmar has set up a new commission to probe sectarian clashes that saw scores killed and displaced tens of thousands, members told AFP, following intense scrutiny of
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Myanmar opens new probe into deadly sectarian unrest
Australia 'preparing' for Assange extradition to US
Australia confirmed Saturday that its diplomatic post in Washington had been preparing for Julian Assange's possible extradition to the US but played it down as "contingency
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Saturday, May 19, 2012

Break News: Suicide bombing at police check post in Afghan

Afghan police says 8 killed in suicide bombing at police checkpoint in eastern Afghanistan.

Afghan security officials say a suicide bomber blew him up at a police checkpoint in the country’s east, killing eight people.

Police say the bomber walked up to the checkpoint in Ali Sher district along the Pakistan border in Khost province and detonated his explosives-rigged vest.

The police chief in Khost, Gen. Sardar Mohammad Zazia, says police were searching motorists’ vehicles at the time of the explosion.

He says two Afghan policemen and six civilians were killed and two other people were wounded in the Saturday blast.

Suicide bombings and other violence continue across Afghanistan as heads of state gather for a NATO summit in Chicago to discuss Afghan security.