News
Sunday 08 November 2009
- Putin nostalgic for life in former East Germany
- Dresden synagogue daubed with swastikas
- China pledges 10 billion dollars in aid to Africa (Roundup)
- Israeli opposition lawmaker calls for temporary Palestinian state
- Pope Benedict: Church must seek dialogue with people
- Angry Russian cop now fearful after online video complaint
- Two women hikers freeze to death in northern Spain
- Lahm and Toni face sanctions at troubled Bayern Munich
- Workers' strike paralyses Bangladesh river operations
- China pledge 10 billion dollars in aid to Africa (1st Lead)
- Jordan's king departs on working visit to Britain
- Suicide bomber kills mayor, 12 more in Pakistan (Roundup)
- Dalai Lama calls Chinese protests on visit baseless (Roundup)
- Saudi Arabia says regained mountains from Yemeni rebels (Roundup)
- Kenyans lead procession in Athens Classic Marathon
- Afghan, British soldiers, 26 Taliban killed in blasts, clashes
- Taiwan president vows to stop making Taiwan Strait killing field
- One dead and one missing after floods hit Greece
- Tearful Bartoli quits Bali tennis final with injury (Roundup)
- EU urges resumption of dialogue in Honduras
- Suicide bomber kills mayor, 12 more in Pakistan (2nd Lead)
- Indian premier pushes for faster economic reforms
- Paris Hilton not amused at "Vacant" billboard in New Zealand
- Myanmar expects to export 1 million tons of rice this fiscal year
- Forum to map out new commitments in Sino-African relationship
- Israeli Premier Netanyahu leaves for US; unclear if will meet Obama
- Yemeni fighter jet crashes during raid on rebel strongholds
- British climber plunges 155 metres to death in New Zealand
- Australia seeks help from Sri Lanka on asylum seeker flow (Roundup)
- Bartoli quits final to hand Bali win to Rezai
- Dalai Lama begins visit to India's disputed Arunachal Pradesh
- New Zealand minister repays girlfriend's holiday on taxpayer
- Suicide bomber kills mayor, nine more in Pakistan (1st Lead)
- 16 killed in Nepal as bus falls from mountain
- Suicide blast kills at least two in Pakistan
- US House passes major health reform (2nd Roundup)
- Indonesian maids outnumber Filipinos in Hong Kong for first time
- US House passes major health reform (Roundup)
- House passes major health reform (1st Lead)
- House passes major health reform (Urgent)
- Fort Hood offers prayers for victims of mass shooting
- Australia urged to repatriate Sri Lankan asylum seekers
Saturday 07 November 2009
- Cyprus inaugurates new airport in Larnaca
- Real beat luckless Atletico, stay one point behind Barca (Roundup)
- Taiwan man has been catching rats for mom for 24 years
- Camoranesi's brace triggers Juve's hammering of Atalanta (Roundup)
- Pedro the hero as Barcelona thrash Mallorca (1st Lead)
- Peres: "Peace process is not a lost case"
- Nine-man Deportivo move up to fourth by winning in Getafe
- Napoli lose momentum against lowly Catania
- International prosecutor targets Kenya election violence suspects
- G20 agrees to bolster recovery; no climate change decision (Roundup)
- Friend of Kampusch's abductor is named as additional suspect
- Iran's judiciary releases detained AFP reporter (Roundup)
- Parade of old East German cars marks fall of Berlin Wall in Sofia
- Lahm: Bayern Munich need a football philosophy (2nd Roundup)
- Vatican calls for more access to Cuban mass media
- Iran is still studying UN nuclear fuel deal, says lawmaker
- Economic woes cost German employment agency billions
- Schalke teenager scores as Schalke hold Munich 1-1 (Roundup)
- Munich held 1-1 by Schalke as teenager Matip scores
- Lebanon expected to announce unity cabinet in 48 hours (Roundup)
- ANALYSIS: Germany's "no-name" Westerwelle's wide-eyed foreign debut
- Foundation stone laid for new mosque in Germany's cathedral city
- US defence officials present mixed picture on Afghanistan (Roundup)
- Lahm: Bayern Munich need a football philosophy (Roundup)
- Matthaeus feels treated badly in his native Germany
- Brown proposes financial market tax at G20 meeting (2nd Lead)
- Son's six-legged chicken project worries Taiwanese minister
- Top US security man sceptical about Afghan troop build-up: Spiegel
- From Russia with aggravation: Cop airs complaints to Putin online
- Seven Afghan forces, civilian killed in NATO airstrike (Roundup)
- Tehran police: More than 100 arrested at opposition rally
- Czech premier turns down nomination for EU executive
- Economic recovery, climate change tops G20 meeting (1st Lead)
- UN's Ban says Copenhagen climate talks should "not be wasted"
- Adler withdraws from Germany squad over eye infection
- French pair to battle for Bali honours (Roundup)
- Lebanon's rival factions agree on national unity cabinet - sources
- Two punters crack 100-million-euro lottery jackpot in Britain
- Seven Afghan forces killed in NATO airstrike: Defence ministry
- Pakistani troops kill 12 Taliban in Waziristan offensive
- November 9, 1989 was "luckiest day" of German history, says Merkel
- French pair to battle for Bali honours
- Head of GM Europe may switch to India's Tata: media reports
- Afghan government accuses UN envoy of acting beyond his authority
- Lahm: Bayern Munich need a football philosophy
- Fans walk out on Britney Spears in Australia
- Economic recovery, climate change tops G20 meeting
- China starts gas pipeline project in western Myanmar
- Somali insurgents stone man to death for adultery
- US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to visit Philippines
- Taiwan universities told to recruit foreigners to stay afloat
- Plain sailing for round-the-world Australian
- Lawmakers set for major vote on US health reform
- Madagascar rivals sign power-sharing deal
- Obama asks to delay Japan trip after massacre at military base
- UN council calls on Afghan government to fight graft, unite country
- Five more US bank failures bring total for 2009 to 120
Friday 06 November 2009
- Faulty fuel pump forces US-bound Qantas jet to turn back
- eBay settles Skype software suit
- OAS chief deplores failure of Honduras deal (Roundup)
- ANALYSIS: Double-digit unemployment puts pressure on Obama
- US stocks climb slightly despite double-digit jobless rate
- Iran frees Canadian, Germans detained during protests
- OAS chief deplores failure of Honduras deal
- Bundesliga leaders Leverkusen crush Frankfurt 4-0
- At least one dead in shooting at Orlando high-rise (Roundup)
- European head of General Motors quits (Roundup)
- Metal prices from London Commodities Exchange
- London Stock Exchange quotations
- GM's European head quits, company confirms
- Iran says Pakistan freed Sunni rebel leader before attack
- At least one dead in shooting at Orlando high-rise (2nd Lead)
- UN: Peacekeepers involved in sexual abuse being punished
- At least one dead in shooting at Orlando high-rise (1st Lead)
- Thailand takes further steps to downgrade Cambodian ties
- Report: Shooting in Orlando high-rise
- Bosnian Muslim leader defends international officials
- No compensation for mosques destroyed in the Bosnia war
- EU again urges US to negotiate visa waivers with Brussels
- International stock market quotations
- Chemical, biological weapons use should be war crime, Dutch say
- Obama orders flags flown at half-staff
- Frankfurt Stock Exchange quotations
- Elton John out of hospital and "feeling fine"
- US joblessness hits 10.2 per cent, highest in 26 years (3rd Roundup)
- Pentagon to hold moment of silence (Extra)
- Vietnamese dissident near death due to hunger strike
- Tusk: Poland won't buy swine flu vaccine until it's proven safe
- Court rejects request to block access to Pirate Bay website
- Saudi fighter jets resume pounding Yemen rebels (2nd Roundup)
- US joblessness hits 10.2 per cent, highest in 26 years (2nd Roundup)
- Zelaya rejects government of national unity in Honduras
- Austrian shop staff dreaming of a quiet Christmas
- Minister: German army "made mistakes" in Afghan strike (Roundup)
- Calls for Abbas to drop plans not to seek re-election (Roundup)
- EU report: protectionist "worst-case scenario" has been avoided
- Binding climate treaty in Copenhagen deemed unlikely (Roundup)
- Veteran Date Krumm shows youngsters the way to Bali semis (Roundup)
- Death toll rises to 13 in Fort Hood attack (2nd Lead)
- Ukraine's flu outbreak shows signs of slowing
- German state of Brandenburg re-elects premier with new coalition
- US joblessness jumps to 10.2 per cent, highest since 1983 (Roundup)
- Bulgaria closes schools to curb flu outbreak
- Israel rejects UN resolution on Goldstone report (Roundup)
- Veteran Date Krumm shows youngsters the way to Bali semi-finals
- Wagner descendant protests "anti-semitic" music at Wall festivities
- Experts warn of failure at Copenhagen climate conference
- Two men die from carbon monoxide poisoning in Greek hotel
- Survey: Not all East Europeans happy with Communism's fall
- US joblessness jumps to 10.2 per cent, highest since 1983 (1st Lead)
- Loew calls up Hunt and Mueller for friendlies (Roundup)
- Tsvangirai-Mugabe detente cautiously welcomed in Zimbabwe (Roundup)
- Finnish World Cup event exempt from labour conflict
- Piraeus port workers launch new strike over Chinese takeover
- US Muslim group condemns Fort Hood attack (1st Lead)
- US jobless rate jumps to 10.2 per cent
- Quarter-final spot do-able: Parreira on Bafana
- Brown warns Afghanistan over loss of international support (Roundup)
- Construction of France's largest mosque set to begin
- Cleric abducted in Milan wants ex-Italian, US spies jailed
- Police helicopter called to find little hide-and-seek girl
- Sri Lanka speeds mine-clearing to hasten resettlement of displaced
- Napolitano says too early to speculate on Fort Hood terror-link
- Three soldiers killed in Afghan attacks
- Hundreds march in Fatah demonstrations urging Abbas to run again
- Japanese gangster kills self after wounding debt-collectors
- Ukraine to pay off latest Russia gas debt from IMF account
- European head of General Motors quits
- US Army shooter likely shouted Allah Akbar; death toll rises (Extra)
- Legal issues snarl German inquiry into airstrike colonel (1st Lead)
- Camilla's furry criticism
- Saudi prince suffers from swine flu
- Malaysian prince wins case
- Zara Phillips dropped by bank
- Prince Harry's Remembrance duty
- Baltics reaffirm commitment to new nuclear plant
- Arab stocks sink on receding confidence, slip of global markets
- Danish student reported arrested during protests in Iran
- British Airways remains in the red during holiday season (Roundup)
- Sex, parties, and politics: Berlusconi answers critics in new book
- Storm death toll hits 109 in Vietnam
- NATO chief Rasmussen and Norwegian PM call for Afghan self-reliance
- RESULTS 1ST ADD: Commonwealth Bank Tournament of Champions
- India, EU ink nuclear pact, aim at trade treaty by 2010 (Roundup)
- PROFILE: US military gunman, a Muslim, opposed Iraq war
- Report: Iran police arrest four journalists at protests
- Stuttgart's Tasci sidelined for several weeks
- Austrian branch of retailer Quelle to file for bankruptcy
- Spain defies Somali pirates threatening to kill hostages
- British ministers concede fading hopes on firm climate change deal
- French budget deficit more than doubled in one year due to crisis
- MDC suspends government boycott after SADC summit (1st Lead)
- Pakistani troops move into major Taliban stronghold (Roundup)
- Saudi fighter jets resume pounding Yemen rebels on borders (Roundup)
- Brown warns Afghanistan over international support
- Loew calls up Hunt and Mueller for friendlies
- German federal prosecutor to investigate Kunduz airstrike colonel
- 30 killed as bus plunges into gorge in India (Roundup)
- Tears of joy at Escada after Indian magnate buys fashion house
- Thai shares jump 2.45 per cent on Dow Jones rally
- Trial against former Congolese vice-president to open on April 27
- Amnesty calls on EU, India to protect human rights in South Asia
- Singapore raises concerns about spat between Thailand and Cambodia
- No sign of guard who made off with 11 million euros in France
- Brickmaker Wienerberger's quarterly profit shrinks by 83 per cent
- Saudi fighter jets resume pounding Yemen rebels on borders
- 22 killed as bus plunges into gorge in India
- Thailand takes further steps to downgrade Cambodian ties (2nd Lead)
- Serbian director throws out Croatian journalists, causes stir
- South Korea OKs free trade pact with India
- Wickmayer flees Bali over doping procedure infraction ban
- India, EU leaders hold talks on trade, climate change
- RBS reports third quarter loss as restructuring continues
- British Airways remains in the red as recession bites
- Taiwan restaurant fire kills three (Roundup)
- Israel rejects General Assembly resolution on Goldstone report
- Tokyo stocks end week mixed on US job data, recovery hopes (Roundup)
- Honduran de-facto leaders resign to form unity cabinet (2nd Roundup)
- Crisis caused Asia's rise as regional financial hub, economists say
- Thailand to review all bilateral pacts with Cambodia available (1st Lead)
- Gun attack injures army brigadier, driver in Pakistani capital
- US envoy snubs pro-government party on Myanmar visit
- Muslim rebels warn troops searching for kidnapped Irish priest
- Singapore couple jailed for hurting and terrifying Philippine maid
- MDC back in bed with Mugabe after SADC summit
- Twelve killed in US Army base shooting rampage (3rd Roundup)
- Honest cabbie awarded for handing back diamonds left in his taxi
- Drug tested only on mice saves Australian baby
- Honduran de-facto government resigns (Roundup)
- German Red Cross worker shot in Indonesia's Aceh
- Two die as China-bound ferry collides with barge
- Singapore's DBS Bank posts 40-per-cent rise in quarterly profit
- Thailand to review all bilateral pacts with Cambodia
- Nikkei advances on US employment data
- Rebuffed Opel investor Magna posts third-quarter profit
- Taiwan restaurant fire leaves three Thai workers dead
- Twelve killed in US Army base shooting rampage (2nd Roundup)
- Honduran de-facto government resigns
- PREVIEW: Allied leaders return to "divided" Berlin, 20 years on
- Mortgage lender Fannie Mae posts nearly 19-billion-dollar loss
Thursday 05 November 2009
- Ninety Colombians arrested in Venezuela
- Germany satisfied US was not involved in GM's Opel turnabout (Roundup)
- PREVIEW: Major vote on US health reform expected Saturday
- Starbucks earnings perk up
- Dow climbs back over 10,000 on upbeat economic data
- Germany satisfied US was not involved in GM's Opel turnabout
- NATO report criticizes German colonel in Afghan airstrike
- U2, Beyonce, Eminem win as MTV awards return to Berlin (Roundup)
- Twelve killed in US Army base shooting spree (Roundup)
- UN-adopted Goldstone report goes to Security Council (Roundup)
- Real Madrid, Portugal worried about Ronaldo injury (2nd Roundup)
- Hurricane Ida hits Nicaragua's Caribbean coast (2nd Roundup)
- US Army base shooting leaves at least 12 dead (4th Lead)
- US Army base shooting leaves at least 12 dead (3rd Lead)
- US Army base shooting leaves at least 12 dead (Urgent)
- UN General Assembly adopts Goldstone report (1st Lead)
- Portugal plan to call Cristiano Ronaldo despite injury (Extra)
- UN General Assembly adopts Goldstone report (Urgent)
- US, Germany call on Karzai to reform government
- Israel protests arms cargo ship intended for Syria
- Abbas won't seek re-election (2nd Roundup)
- New Zealand police find doll in "baby's" grave
- UN warns emerging armies of drug addicts in Guinea-Bissau
- Apple's Steve Jobs named CEO of the decade
- Report: US Army base shooting leaves at least 7 dead (2nd Lead)
- Report: US Army base shooting leaves 7 dead (1st Lead)
- Abbas not to seek re-election (Roundup)
- Report: US Army base shooting leaves 7 dead
- US lawmakers extend unemployment benefits, tax credits for housing
- Metal prices from London Commodities Exchange
- Ankle operation not necessary for Cristiano Ronaldo
- Mittal family to buy insolvent German fashion firm Escada
- Abbas not to seek re-election in January (1st Lead)
- US health reform wins major endorsements from doctors, seniors
- EU's Barroso urges Ukraine to avoid disruptions in gas supplies
- London Stock Exchange quotations
- Recession over in Mexico, President Calderon says
- Key Senate panel approves climate bill; Republicans boycott (Roundup)
- Real Madrid worried about Cristiano Ronaldo injury (Roundup)
- Man who stabbed Egyptian is sane, psychologist tells court (Roundup)
- India, Sweden hold talks on climate change, energy
- Hyatt raises nearly 1 billion dollars in stock offering
- US prosecutors charge 14 in widening insider trading scandal
- International stock market quotations
- Frankfurt Stock Exchange quotations
- Zimbabwe given reprieve from suspension by "blood diamonds" body
- Key Senate panel approves climate bill; Republicans boycott
- South Africa cancels eight Airbus military planes (Roundup)
- Hurricane Ida makes landfall on Nicaragua's Caribbean coast (Extra)
- Obama invites Native American leaders to White House (Roundup)
- Dutch prince surprises Mexicans with rude slang
- Central banks hold rates, ECB to curb big loans (2nd Roundup)
- Taiwan funeral parlour apologizes for cadaver confusion
- War crimes tribunal appoints attorney for Karadzic (Roundup)
- Poland's euro entry plan to be ready next year
- Serbia to file for EU membership application by the end of the year
- British soldier dies in Afghanistan as war fatigue grows
- Ida becomes a hurricane en route to Nicaragua (Roundup)
