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Gunmen kill 8 police in southern Afghanistan (AP via Yahoo! News)

04.07.2008 21:56    afgha.com
Gunmen lobbed a grenade and sprayed a police checkpoint with gunfire in southern Afghanistan, killing eight officers, Kandahar's police chief said Friday.


Attacks, bombs kill 14 in Afghanistan (AFP via Yahoo! News)

04.07.2008 21:55    afgha.com
Bomb blasts and attacks killed 11 policemen and three civilians in separate incidents in insurgency-hit Afghanistan, officials said Friday.

Pentagon Extends Afghanistan Tours (CBS News)

04.07.2008 21:55    afgha.com
The Defense Department has extended the combat tour of 2,200 Marines in Afghanistan after saying they wouldn't.

U.S. air raids hit vehicles in Afghanistan (MSNBC)

04.07.2008 21:55    afgha.com
The U.S. military said airstrikes by its attack helicopters hit two vehicles carrying insurgents Friday in eastern Afghanistan. Afghan officials said civilians were traveling in the vehicles.

Afghanistan: Marines' Tour Extended (Time Magazine)

04.07.2008 21:55    afgha.com
The Pentagon has extended the tour of 2,200 Marines in Afghanistan, after insisting for months the unit would come home on time

Geagea: Lebanon could have a government within 24 hours

04.07.2008 20:15    yalibnan.com
Baabda - Lebanese Forces leader Dr. Samir Geagea said that the atmosphere is positive and hopes that a breakthrough will be achieved within the next 24 hours and Lebanon could witness the birth of a new government

British building industry worth four times less than Emaar

04.07.2008 18:01    arabianbusiness.com
Stock market rout means UK's four largest building companies are now worth a mere $4.3 billion.
British building industry worth four times less than Emaar

Saudi minister doubts politically popular alternative fuels

04.07.2008 13:12    keralanext.com
The fact is (that) carbon-based fossil fuels still are the cheapest, most efficient and most reliable energy sources for our mobile society," he told the World Petroleum Congress industry event. "Nevertheless, it is politically popular these days to extol the

Saudi boats detained

04.07.2008 13:12    keralanext.com
The Bushehr marine police seized four foreign fishing vessels for violating territorial waters and illegal fishing," the commander of Bushehr province's police said. "The vessels belong to Saudi and all the 17 crew on board are Indian nationals," he said.

Honour killing teen charged with murder

04.07.2008 13:12    keralanext.com
The unnamed suspect allegedly stabbed his sister 10 times in the heart on Wednesday in a village in the northeastern governorate of Mafraq. "He has confessed to murdering his sister because she disappeared from home for a month with a

West warned against attack

04.07.2008 13:12    keralanext.com
We not only are against military action on Iran but are also against economic sanctions," said Ebadi. Her address marked the formation of a "National Peace Council" of more than 70 dissident Iranian politicians, social activists and intellectuals. Ebadi also

Palestinian poet blends sarcasm and hope

04.07.2008 13:12    keralanext.com
Darwish drew thousands of Palestinians to a rare public reading in the West Bank city of Ramallah on Tuesday night. The crowds unable to get seats in the city's Cultural Palace watched him on outdoor screens nearby. Newspapers said millions

Pollution: Probe into fish death ordered

04.07.2008 13:11    keralanext.com
Residents of the area have often complained of serious health problems like cancer, skin rashes, miscarriages and asthma. However, the increasing number of dead fish in the sea and on the shore has raised the fear that pollution has reached

Rise in philanthropic organisations

04.07.2008 13:11    keralanext.com
But there are challenges also. As Dr Saleh S. Al Wohaibi, Secretary-General of the World Assembly of Muslim Youth (WAMY) said charitable organisations in Saudi Arabia and the GCC states face obstacles and challenges, which can only be overcome by

Israel closes Gaza crossings in response to rocket

04.07.2008 13:11    keralanext.com
Israeli army spokesman Peter Lerner says all cargo passages remained shut Friday morning. He says the decision came Thursday after Palestinians fired a rocket toward Israel. No injuries were reported. The rockets and closure are violations of a June 19

Obamas trip to Iraq to help refine his policy on US presence

04.07.2008 07:20    keralanext.com
A dustup over war policy -- one of the main issues separating the Illinois senator from his Republican opponent, John McCain -- overshadowed Obama's town-hall meeting here with veterans to talk about patriotism and his plans to care for them.

'Even the dogs are allowed to go out but we're stuck': Domestic workers face range of abuses

04.07.2008 02:33    dailystar.com.lb
Loud screams break the quiet of a Beirut neighborhood in the early hours of Sunday, June 15: It's Angelique, a 26-year-old domestic worker from Congo, crying for the police as she runs to the balcony. From inside the apartment, a

Three dead as historic Tripoli building collapses

04.07.2008 02:33    dailystar.com.lb
A two-story building collapsed around 7 p.m. on Wednesday in the Tal neighborhood in the Northern city of Tripoli, killing three Syrian workers and injuring another four people, who were immediately transferred to the Islamic Hospital for treatment. Abdel-Kader Abdullah,

Emergence of Fatah al-Islam splinter group stokes fears of clashes

04.07.2008 02:33    dailystar.com.lb
Fears of another battle between the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) and armed factions in Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon spiked on Thursday, when a group of some 30 members of Fatah al-Intifada in the Burj al-Barajneh camp in Beirut split

Oman makes employers accountable for safety

04.07.2008 00:15    keralanext.com
A regulatory bylaw issued by the Minister of Manpower Dr Juma bin Ali bin Juma, that applies to all establishments governed by the country's Labour Law, stipulates that companies must put in place health and safety specifications that protect workers

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