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Indian police bust tiger poaching ring

LUCKNOW, India -- Police broke up a major tiger poaching ring in northern India, arresting an alleged kingpin and 15 others, police and wildlife officials said Thursday. In a rare success for India's embattled conservationists, police in the city of Allahabad raided a meeting ...

UN Climate Change Conference poised for breakthrough

Bali -- The United Nations Climate Change Conference (UNFCCC), which kicked off in Bali on Monday, is poised for a breakthrough in international climate change negotiations, said a press release of the UNFCCC. The two-week conference from December 3 to 14, the 13th Conference of ...

UNESCO objects to high building plan overlooking medieval citadel

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) objected to constructing a high building near a medieval citadel in Cairo, Egyptian Culture Minister Farouq Hosni said on Monday. After examining the blueprint of the Cairo Financial and Touristic ...

Putin won't take Duma seat for now

Russian President Vladimir Putin will not, at least for now, take up the seat in parliament he won in last weekend's election, Interfax news agency quoted an official of his party as saying on Thursday. Russian President Vladimir Putin in his office in the Novo-Ogaryovo residence...

Myanmar destroys poppy plantations, arrests 8

YANGON -- The Myanmar authorities have destroyed a total of 70 acres (28.3 hectares) of opium poppy plantations illegally grown in the country's eastern Shan state and arrested eight people in this connection, the state-owned newspaper New Light of Myanmar reported Thursday. The ...

Women still hampered by workplace inequality

LONDON -- Women are still the victims of persistent gender inequality in the workplace, with very little change in their working conditions in Britain for almost two decades, according to a landmark report on Thursday. Women are working longer hours because they are still ...

Sudan president pardons British teacher

Khartoum - Sudan's president on Monday pardoned a British teacher jailed in the country for allowing her students to name a teddy bear Muhammad - putting an end to a case that has outraged Britons and Muslims around the world. The teacher, Gillian Gibbons, said she did not intend ...

Japan urged to apologize to WWII 'comfort women'

OTTAWA -- Canada's parliament on Wednesday unanimously passed a motion urging Japan to offer "formal and sincere" apologies to foreign women forced into sexual servitude during World War II.A South Korean woman (90) who was forced to become a sex slave or so-called comfort woman ...

Musharraf takes oath as civilian president

ISLAMABAD -- Incumbent Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf took oath as a civilian president at a ceremony in Islamabad Thursday, one day after he gave up the post of army chief. Musharraf took the seat at the center of a hall along with Chief Justice Abdul Hameed Dogar at the ...

US airport screeners missed bomb parts

Washington -- Government investigators smuggled liquid explosives and detonators past airport security, exposing a dangerous hole in the United States' ability to keep these forbidden items off of airplanes, according to a report made public Wednesday. Workers X-ray passengers ...

Former aide blames Bush for leak deceit

Washington -- Former White House press secretary Scott McClellan blames US President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney for efforts to mislead the public about the role of White House aides in leaking the identity of a CIA operative. In this Friday, May 5, 2006, file photo, ...

Former Pakistani PM Sharif to return home

ISLAMABAD -- Former prime minister of Pakistan and top leader of opposition Pakistan Muslim League-NawazNawaz Sharif will return home with his wife and younger brother on Sunday, a state-run radio station reported. Sharif and his family members are expected to landed in the ...

Georgia's president resigns on Nov 25

MOSCOW -- Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili announced Saturday that he would hand in his resignation Sunday to pave the way for the January 5 presidential election, news from Tbilisi reaching here said. Saakashvili said at Saturday's cabinet meeting that he would kick off ...

1/3 UK casualties in Iraq, Afghanistan avoidable

LONDON -- More than one in three British servicemen killed in Iraq and Afghanistan might still be alive if not for avoidable blunders and equipment problems, an investigation by the Independent on Sunday has revealed. An audit of the 254 deaths in the two conflicts revealed that ...

US government seeks to redefine privacy

WASHINGTON - A top intelligence official says it is time people in the United States changed their definition of privacy. Privacy no longer can mean anonymity, says Donald Kerr, a deputy director of national intelligence. Instead, it should mean that government and businesses ...

France calls on Turkey, Iraq to resolve PKK row

France Thursday renewed its appeal to both Turkey and Iraq to "find a solution" to the tensions that have been provoked by the presence of the Turkish rebels in northern Iraq. Paris "continues to call on Turkish and Iraqi authorities to find an effective solution to arrest the ...

U.S. police searches for arsonists in California

U.S. federal and California police are searching for arsonists who they believe started at least two of the 14 wildfires that have raged through Southern California in the past five days, ABC News reported Thursday. Arson is suspected in the Santiago fire, which originated near ...

Russian president arrives in Portugal

Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived on Thursday in Portugal for an official visit and to participate on Friday in the 20th Summit between the European Union (EU) and Russia. Putin was welcomed by Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco at Imperio Plaza, in front of Jernonimos ...

Bush reaffirms federal aid to fire-ravaged areas

President George W. Bush reaffirmed on Thursday federal aid to fire-ravaged areas in Southern California. After an aerial "heartbreaking" tour of the devastation, Bush told reporters that federal resources are deployed as needed and people affected can apply for assistance. He ...

U.S. calls for restraint from Turkey, Iraq

The United States reiterated on Wednesday its call for Turkey to show restraint as Turkish forces took aim at Kurdish rebels operating in northern Iraq. "We are concerned about the continuing skirmishes that are happening up there, and terrorist attacks that are being launched by ...
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