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Bill Gates touts vision of wired lifestyle

LAS VEGAS - For more than a decade, Microsoft Corp. chairman Bill Gates and others in the tech industry have touted a vision of a connected lifestyle, in which digital content can move across devices throughout the home and be taken on the go. It's been a slow march. But as Gates ...

Ford, Microsoft unveil voice-activated tech

DETROIT, United States - US auto giant Ford and technology leader Microsoft joined forces to unveil a new system to enable voice-activated telephone and music operations for car drivers. The "Sync" platform, introduced at a glitzy presentation of new Ford vehicles at the Detroit ...

17 prisoners killed in Salvadoran jail riot

A riot at a prison in El Salvador has left at least 17 inmates dead on Saturday, according to reports reaching here from San Salvador. The riot broke out late Friday at the top-security prison in Apanteos, about 70 km from San Salvador, as hundreds of rival gang started to battle ...

UN chief backs death penalty appeal

UNITED NATIONS - Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon backs an appeal by the UN human rights chief to Iraq's president to refrain from executing two of Saddam Hussein's co-defendants, his spokeswoman said Wednesday. Ban, a South Korean who took over as UN chief at the start of the new ...

US, Japan eyeing missile-defense gaps

WASHINGTON - Japan may be getting set to pour hundreds of millions of dollars into plugging missile-defense gaps demonstrated by North Korea's July 4-5 test- firings, a Lockheed Martin Corp. executive said Wednesday. Also being discussed is removing "barriers" to coordination ...

North Korea's Foreign Minister Paek dies

North Korea's Foreign Minister Paek Nam Sun died, state Korea Central News Agency said. The report didn't give Paek's cause of death. Paek graduated from Kim Il-sung University in Pyongyang, and served as Foreign Minister since 1998, South Korea's Yonhap News said today, without ...

Bangkok to see more police checkpoints

More police checkpoints will be set up in Bangkok and maximum security at embassies will be imposed following a warning by Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont that more explosives could be set off in the coming months, the Thai News Agency reported Saturday. Bangkok Metropolitan ...

Dutch major parties struck coalition deal

Dutch major party leaders concluded their coalition talks on Monday with a draft agreement to be presented for party approval. According to details of the deal leaked to Dutch media, the new cabinet will be center-left one made up of Christian Democrat CDA, the Labor Party PvdA ...

Jordan's opposition calls for cutting ties with Israel over excavation

Jordan's 14 opposition parties on Wednesday urged the government to cut diplomatic ties with Israel over the Jewish state's excavation work near an Islamic holy site. "Condemnation is insufficient, because this enemy does not understand anything except the logic of force and ...

Canadian province says child can have 2 mums

TORONTO - A five-year-old Canadian boy can have two mothers and a father, an Ontario court ruled this week in a landmark case that redefines the meaning of family and examines the rights of parents in same-sex relationships. In a ruling released on Tuesday, the Ontario Court of ...

Jail riot in western El Salvador leaves 21 prisoners dead

A riot at a prison in western El Salvador left 21 inmates dead, said reports from San Salvador on Sunday. The riot broke out late on Friday at the top-security prison in Apanteos, around 70 km west of San Salvador, as hundreds of rival gangsters battled with each other. Mara 18 ...

Foreigners asked to leave chaos-torn Gaza after AFP journalist abducted

Palestinian security department has urged westerners, especially Europeans and Americans, to leave the Gaza Strip as the condition of an abducted AFP journalist, remains unknown. "We asked international organizations that work in the Gaza Strip to evacuate its foreigner employees ...

Merkel reiterates EU's hope of reviving Middle East peace process

German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday reiterated the European Union's hope to revive the Middle East peace process during her visit in Abu Dhabi, the third leg of her four-day regional trip. During her meeting with Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the United ...

Inter-Palestinian dialogue starts in Mecca

Leaders from rival Palestinian groups of Fatah and Hamas started on Wednesday a dialogue which the Palestinians hope would bring agreements on ending violence in the Palestinian territories and forming a national unity government. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, Prime ...

New national police chief criticizes Bangkok police chief

Thailand's newly appointed acting national police chief Pol. Gen. Seripisut Temiyavej on Wednesday strongly criticized the Bangkok Metropolitan Police Chief for "staying aloof" related to the case of Bangkok bombings. Seripisut said it was not right that Pol. Lt-Gen. Wiroj ...

EU executive approves Slovenia's emission allocation plan

The European Commission (EC) on Monday approved Slovenia's national plan for allocating carbon dioxide (CO2) emission allowances for the 2008-2012 trading period, the executive body of the European Union (EU) announced on Monday. An EC press release said the EC accepted the total ...

UN chief promises sweeping changes at the world body

The United Nations Secretary- General Ban Ki-moon wrapped up his two-day visit to Kenya on Wednesday with a promise to introduce radical changes aimed at reforming the world body to ensure it respond to the present realities. Addressing UN staff in Nairobi at the world body's ...

U.S. has proof Iran arming Iraqi militias: general

The United States has proof that Iran is supplying Iraqi militias with a variety of powerful weapons, the No. 2 U.S. general in Iraq said. "We have weapons that we know through serial numbers...that trace back to Iran," Lt. Gen. Raymond Odierno said in an interview published on ...

Iraqi police find 15 bodies in western Iraq

The Iraqi police patrols on Wednesday found 15 unidentified bodies in the restive city of Fallujah, some 50 km west of Baghdad, a local police source said. "Our patrols found 15 bodies in Fallujah City on Wednesday," the source told Xinhua on condition of anonymity. The bullet...

Two small explosions hit northern Thailand

Two explosions occurred early Tuesday morning near the local newspaper's office building and a hotel along a main road in northern Bangkok, causing slight damages but no casualties. According to a report on the English-language newspaper Bangkok Post's website, the first ...
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