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Breaking News	Tue, 13 May 2008

Unidentified people react after a blast in Jaipur, India, Tuesday, May 13, 2008.Five bombs ripped through crowded parts of an ancient city in western India on Tuesday, killing at least 30 people and wounding 100 others, police said

India Jaipur Photos Police Terrorism

Seven bomb blasts kill 60 in India's Jaipur
| JAIPUR, India - A series of bomb blasts at markets in the northwestern Indian tourist city of Jaipur late on Tuesday killed 60 people and injured more than 100, the chief minister of Rajasthan state... (photo: AP / )
Khaleej Times

A man looks at banners of captured Israeli soldiers Ehud Goldwasser, left, Gilad Schalit, center, and Eldad Regev, right, placed in protest outside the Prime Minister's office in Jerusalem, Wednesday, Sept. 27, 2006. Egypt recently sent a letter to Hamas' top leader Khaled Mashaal in Syria demanding that Hamas immediately release Schalit to avoid a worsening crisis in the Gaza Strip, Palestinian officials and Arab diplomats sai

Hamas Israel Peace Photos Politics

Hamas rejects Israeli truce terms
| Hamas has said that the release of Gilad Shalit, an Israeli soldier captured in 2006, will not form part of any truce agreement with Israel. | Israel has said a ceasefire deal must include the relea... (photo: AP / Kevin Frayer)
BBC News

Lebanon's Hariri vows no surrender to Hezbollah
Tue May 13, 2008 9:47am ET | | By Alistair Lyon, Special Correspondent | BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon's Sunni Muslim leader Saad al-Hariri pledged on Tuesday there would be no political surrender to wha... (photo: WN / Manuela Paraipan) Reuters
Hezbollah Iran Lebanon Photos Syria

A branch of the Westpac Bank in Sydney, Thursday, Nov. 2, 2006. Westpac Banking Corp., Australia's fourth-biggest bank reported a record net profit of $3.071 billion (US$2,333.96 billion) for the 2005/06 year, up 13.8 per ce

St. George Bank approves Westpac offer
| : Westpac Banking and its smaller rival St. George Bank said Tuesday that they had agreed to a takeover, a deal that would create one of largest Australian banks. | But investors gave a mixed welcom... (photo: AP / Mark Baker) International Herald Tribune
Australia Banking Business Market Photos

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People walk past the front entrance of Maponya Mall in Soweto, South Africa, Thursday, Sept. 27, 200

ADB: Africa's economy to grow by 6% in 2008
Africa's economy will grow by 6% this year and next, an acceleration from 2007, owing to high oil prices and demand for commodities, research from the African Development... (photo: AP) Mail Guardian South Africa
Africa Business Economy Market Photos

Rethinking the Iraq critics
| In trying to understand news about the conflicts in Iraq, I work to keep in mind the difference between what we know now about decisionmaking in World War II and what m... (photo: U.S. Air Force / Staff Sgt. Ave I. Pele-Sizelove ) The Washington Times
Iraq Military Photos US War

Aid strategy for cyclone victims
| The country of Burma or Myanmar has already lost at least 25,000 of its citizens to a terrible cyclone over a week ago. | Now, with well more than a million people adve... (photo: AP Photo) The Washington Times
Aid Disaster Myanmar Photos UN

USA - A picture of Lexington, Kentucky taken by helicopter

An Iraqi family comes to America
| A storm was brewing and there was a roll of thunder. Farah - a four-year-old Iraqi girl now living in Lexington, Kentucky - urgently asked her mother, "Was that a bomb?... (photo: Public Domain) BBC News
Iraq Mideast Photos Refugee US War

An Airbus A380 is seen at the assembly line in Toulouse, southwestern France, in ths May 27, 2004 file photo. European Aeronautic Defence & Space Co. NV said Thursday, July 27, 2006 that second-quarter profits fell 9 percent and the company cut its full-

Airbus announces new delays to A380 programme
| PARIS: European aviation giant Airbus on Tuesday announced more delays to the delivery of its giant A380 superjumbos, saying the current schedule was not one it could m... (photo: AP Photo ) The Times Of India
Aviation Business Company Industry Photos

Microsoft researcher Curtis Wong demonstrates Microsoft Corp.'s "WorldWide Telescope," Tuesday, March 4, 2008 at TechFest, Microsoft's annual display of experimental technology, in Redmond, Wash. The virtual telescope lets home computer users seamlessly explore the universe using images gathered from different telescopes from all over the world is a highly anticipated product from Microsoft that the company says may be available to users free of charge as soon as late Spring as an extension of the Internet Explorer web browser.

Microsoft WorldWide Telescope blasts off
| SEATTLE: Microsoft Corp launched its WorldWide Telescope late on Monday, bringing the free Web-based programme for zooming around the universe to a broad ... (photo: AP / Ted S. Warren) The Times Of India
Company Photos Science Space Technology

A Lebanese woman throws rice in celebration as Lebanese troops deploy in the southern village of Marwaheen, Lebanon, Monday, Oct. 2, 2006, a day after the Israeli army withdrew from the entire south except for the village of Ghajar. Lebanese soldiers too

Renewed fighting erupts in Lebanon
| BEIRUT -Fierce fighting erupted in northern Lebanon on Monday, further exacerbating tensions after days of deadly sectarian battles that have driven the nation to the b... (photo: AP/Mohammed Zaatari) Khaleej Times
Beirut Defence Fighting Hezbollah Photos Slideshow

Following an official ribbon cutting President George W. Bush welcomes reporters and photographers back to the newly re-modeled James S. Brady Press Briefing Room, Wednesday, July 11, 2007, at the White House. (gm1)

Senators push Bush to pressure Saudis on oil
| WASHINGTON - Senate Democratic leaders on Monday urged President George W. Bush to use his upcoming trip to the Middle East to convince Saudi Arabia to pump more oil an... (photo: White House/Chris Greenberg ) Khaleej Times
Economy Oil Photos S Arabia US

Shenzhen boasts one of the most robust and fastest-growing economies since China adopted a policy of opening-up and reform(mj1)

China's inflation soars to 8.5%
| Tourists browse for souvenirs outside a shop in Beijing yesterday. Last month, consumer prices in China rose at an 8.5 percent annual rate, a 12-year high. Prime Minist... (photo: WN) The Washington Times
Asia Business China Finance Photos

Ian Stewart, right, and Gregory Gravalis, both of Bear Wagner Specialists, monitor trading on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Thursday, Jan. 10, 2008.

Markets rally as oil prices retreat
| NEW YORK (AP) - Wall Street rallied yesterday as oil prices fell and alleviated some of investors' concerns about accelerating inflation. The Dow Jones Industrial Avera... (photo: AP / Henny Ray Abrams) The Washington Times
Economy Finance Market Photos US

Business

Owen Hembry: Oringi closure sign of things to come in meat i

Mining mergers set to break new ground

Electricity price hikes put off, but not forever

Economy

Editorial: Concessions vital to keep the smelter

Results season 'big test' of slump

Money raised for Africa 'goes to civil wars'

Sport

Hockey: Archibald in MVP top five list for European league

Soccer: Phoenix patient for marquee player

Motorsport: Farmer flies ahead of competition

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	Baby incubators linked to cot death
	Middle back carseat safer for kids
	Hezbollah's shots ring in Bush's ears
	Bank of Canada takes C$680 mn out of markets

President Bush, accompanied by Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, makes a statement at the State Department in Washington, Monday, March 24, 2008.

Hezbollah's shots ring in Bush's ears

	Value in East Europe 'junket', say MPs
	Britain"s Queen begins Turkey visit
	Barcelona forced to ship in water
	Ukraine president"s speech blocked

Barcelona forced to ship in water

Asia

Middle East

	Brian Rudman: Only right that matters in Myanmar is the righ
	India's paper and magazine sector a licence to print mon
	Whale meat eaters a dying breed feeding on tradition
	Search for Kiwis in quake zone

A Parsi couple on their wedding day. The man in the centre is Dastur MN Dhalla, who was the High Priest of the Parsis of Karachi, Pakistan, between 1909 and 1956. (om1)

Parsis may be silenced by success

	Bush accused of ignoring Iraqi corruption claims
	A deadly miscalculation in Lebanon
	Hezbollah's shots ring in Bush's ears
	Jordan 'tough' on honour killer

President Bush acknowledges applause before to delivering his State of the Union address, Monday, Jan. 28, 2008

Bush accused of ignoring Iraqi corruption claims

South America

Africa

	Adam Gifford: Having a private word
	Colombia extradites paramilitaries
	The 14 men will face drug-trafficking charges
	Philips buys Brazil's Dixtal to growth in healthcare

a burned area of the Amazon rain forest is seen in Para, Brazil (dn1)

Frontline battle to save Amazon forest

	Deputy Governor Appeals for Guns Handover
	Mass Arrests After Rebel Attack Raise Concern
	Madiba Receives Freedom of the City Award
	Tourism Indaba is a Resounding Success

Former President Nelson Mandela, center, with Pretoria Mayor Gwen Ramokgopa, right, at a private ceremony in Johannesburg, Tuesday, May 13, 2008, where the freedom of Pretoria was bestowed on him. Mandela turns 90 on July 18 with events being held locally and internationally to mark the statesman's birthday.

Nelson Mandela breaks his promise

Australia

Caribbean

	School students put brains to the test
	Lobbyists forced to sign register
	Strikes threatened as Westpac and St George banks agree on t
	Program aims at needs of indigenous students

U.N. Police patrol an area near the site of an attack on East Timorese President Jose Ramos-Horta Monday, Feb. 11, 2008 in Dili, the capital of East Timor. Gunmen shot and wounded Ramos-Horta and opened fire on a car carrying Prime Minister Xanana Gusmao Monday in apparently coordinated attacks against the leadership of the recently independent nation, officials said

UN delays on Timor extension request

	Ashton ready to start contract talks
	Food bill comes in for liberalization
	Switch to Everton defence helped Jagielka to win place in En
	Royals: Prospect set to show stuff

Food bill comes in for liberalization

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