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Yemen car bomb kills 17, rattling fragile truce
November 24, 2010
Yemen car bomb kills 17, rattling fragile truce
Sanaa--A car bomb struck a religious procession in a Shiite rebel bastion of north Yemen on Wednesday, killing 17 people…
South Korea reports 2 civilian deaths in North Korea clash
November 24, 2010
South Korea reports 2 civilian deaths in North Korea clash
Incheon--Rescuers found the burned bodies Wednesday of two islanders killed in a North Korean artillery attack--the first civilian deaths from…
Israeli rabbis issue edict urging eviction of African migrants
November 24, 2010
Israeli rabbis issue edict urging eviction of African migrants
Jerusalem--Israeli refugee rights advocates have voiced grave concern about an edict issued by a group of rabbis banning the renting…
Cambodia stampede kills at least 375 at festival
November 23, 2010
Cambodia stampede kills at least 375 at festival
Phnom Penh--A stampede on a bridge in Cambodia's capital killed at least 375 people when thousands panicked, pinning and trampling…
Iraqi Christians seek safe haven in Jordan
November 22, 2010
Iraqi Christians seek safe haven in Jordan
Amman--A spate of attacks targeting Christians in Iraq has forced many to flee to neighbouring Jordan which many see as…
Saudi king to US for treatment of back ailment
November 22, 2010
Saudi king to US for treatment of back ailment
Riyadh--Saudi King Abdullah is to be treated in the United States for a back problem, with ailing Crown Prince Sultan…
Pakistan cautiously backs NATO’s Afghan plans
November 21, 2010
Pakistan cautiously backs NATO’s Afghan plans
Pakistan said on Sunday it was satisfied with NATO's plans to hand over control to Afghan security forces by the…
Israel approves Lebanon border village pullout
November 17, 2010
Israel approves Lebanon border village pullout
Jerusalem--Israel's security cabinet on Wednesday backed plans to withdraw troops from part of a disputed village on the Lebanese border…
Voters enlist for south Sudan referendum
November 15, 2010
Voters enlist for south Sudan referendum
Juba--South Sudan president Salva Kiir appealed to southerners to sign up en masse as registration kicked off Monday for a…