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Gunmen kill Afghan MP in Kandahar

07.07.2008 04:43    afgha.com
Afghan member of parliament Habibullah Jan is shot dead by unknown gunmen in Kandahar province, officials say.


Bikes, China's Icon, Thrive Despite Car Invasion

07.07.2008 04:33    chinadigitaltimes.net
From the AP:For a vivid insight into the clash of old and new in China, follow the bicycle.Morning rush hour in Beijing and Shanghai used to be rivers of cyclists flowing in a majestic hush down broad bike lanes. Today,

Photographing Faces In A Billion

07.07.2008 04:33    chinadigitaltimes.net
Commissioned by the UK's Guardian, photographers Mathias Braschler and Monika Fischer spent six months trudging through nearly every province in China producing what has turned out to be a truly stunning series of portraits published in yesterday's Guardian magazine. The

Quake Panda Gives Birth to Twins in China

07.07.2008 04:32    chinadigitaltimes.net
From AFP:A giant panda evacuated after China's devastating earthquake in May gave birth to twins on Sunday, state media reported.Guo Guo, who was relocated from the Wolong Panda Breeding Centre following the earthquake in southwest Sichuan province, gave birth at

Super Junior-M to Perform at Changchun Film Festival

07.07.2008 03:01    asianbite.com
Super Junior-M, a subgroup of the South Korean boy band Super Junior, will perform at the award show at the Ninth Changchun Film Festival on Sunday night.Web site Sina.com.cn reported that the subgroup will sing the title track "U" of

Iraq becoming major hub for international narcotics smuggling

07.07.2008 02:42    dailystar.com.lb
War-torn Iraq is emerging as a key conduit in the global drugs trade, as criminal gangs exploit its porous border with Iran to channel their illicit goods to the Middle East, Africa and Europe. The Iraqi authorities say that since

Tehran offers negotiations but without nuclear freeze

07.07.2008 02:42    dailystar.com.lb
Iran on Saturday offered to negotiate on its nuclear drive but without a freeze on uranium enrichment, in its first comments since responding to an international package aimed at ending the standoff. Its military chiefs, meanwhile, warned that the Islamic

Turkish court charges two generals in 'coup plot'

07.07.2008 02:42    dailystar.com.lb
A Turkish court has charged two retired generals in connection with a shadowy grouping that allegedly planned to oust the government, the Anatolia news agency said Sunday. Hursit Tolon and Sener Eruygur, former four-star generals, were charged with "setting up

At least 15 people die in fresh violence in Iraq

07.07.2008 02:42    dailystar.com.lb
At least 15 people were killed across Iraq Sunday, including seven by a bomb targeting a local leader of President Jalal Talabani's political party, officials said. The bomb exploded in the town of Qara Tappa in the restive province of

Suicide blast kills 15 police at rally to mark anniversary of Red Mosque siege

07.07.2008 02:41    dailystar.com.lb
A suspected suicide attack targeting police deployed at a rally to mark the first anniversary of the bloody storming of Pakistan's Red Mosque killed at least 15 policemen on Sunday, officials said. The powerful explosion happened just after thousands of

Afghan governor says US airstrikes killed 22 civilians at wedding party

07.07.2008 02:41    dailystar.com.lb
An Afghan district governor said 22 people, mostly women and children, were killed Sunday when US-led coalition air strikes hit a wedding party in eastern Afghanistan, but the force insisted only militants were killed. Hamisha Gul, governor of Deh Bala

Israel imposes West Bank curfew in bid to end protests against separation barrier

07.07.2008 02:41    dailystar.com.lb
Israel enforced a curfew in the West Bank village of Nilin on Sunday after dozens of people were wounded in weeks of protests against a proposed extension of its controversial separation barrier. "Since this morning there has been a curfew

Saudi Arabia and Qatar move to seal ties

07.07.2008 02:41    dailystar.com.lb
Gulf neighbors Saudi Arabia and Qatar are to demarcate their border and set up a joint council to develop relations after years of tension, the official SPA news agency reported. The decision was taken after two successive visits last week

Olmert corruption case spreads to US

07.07.2008 02:41    dailystar.com.lb
Israeli police have sent two senior investigators to the US to expand a corruption probe linked to embattled Premier Ehud Olmert, a spokesman said Sunday. "Two senior officials from the police's fraud department, Lior Rice and Tzahi Habekin, are in

UAE nominates envoy to IAEA as part of nuclear bid

07.07.2008 02:41    dailystar.com.lb
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has nominated an ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) for the first time as part of plans to launch a civilian nuclear program, an official said on Sunday. "The UAE has nominated Hamad

First medical textbook in Hindi makes quiet impact

07.07.2008 02:41    keralanext.com
The 1,000-page "Rog Nidan" has practically come as a godsend to medical undergraduates in northern India, who begin their studies with an obvious disadvantage -- they are from Hindi medium institutions. "The language barrier trips many of these promising pupils

Eating mushrooms can help boost immunity, fight cancer

07.07.2008 02:41    keralanext.com
While addressing the health benefits of mushrooms in a session Monday at the Institute of Food Technologists Annual Meeting and Food Expo in New Orleans, several scientists pointed out that this food item contains antioxidants, selenium, riboflavin, and other healthful

Domestic passengers may have to pay UDF from August at RGIA

07.07.2008 02:41    keralanext.com
We are expecting the approval on the UDF from Ministry of Civil Aviation by the end of this month, and will implement it as soon as we get the approval," said A Viswanath, Chief Commercial Officer of RGIA. The RGIA

Weight loss programme or exercise? Both, says study

07.07.2008 02:40    keralanext.com
The answer is that both have pros and cons and that a combination of the two produces the best results. The Missouri University study examined real-life experiences to determine which programme helps people lose kilograms, reduce body fat and gain

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