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Radical cleric Abu Hamza to arrive in US after extradition
Full Article France24
06 Oct 2012

AFP - Radical Islamist preacher Abu Hamza and four other terror suspects were on their way from Britain to the United States on Saturday after a court rejected their last-ditch court bid to block their extradition. A legal saga that has dragged on for more than a decade in the courts of Britain and Europe finally ended when the Egyptian-born former...
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Demonstrators gather outside The Royal Courts of Justice in London Friday, Oct. 5, 2012. Radical Islamist preacher Abu Hamza and four other terror suspects are being extradited to the United States.
photo: AP / Kirsty Wigglesworth

updated 06 Oct 2012; published 27 Sep 2012
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Abu Hamza Launches Last-Minute High Court Appeal against Extradition
updated 26 Sep 2012; published 26 Sep 2012
2:30
Breaking News: Abu Hamza In High Court "Extradition" "Challenge" Against United States
updated 05 Oct 2012; published 26 Sep 2012
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Abu Hamza launches last-minute high court challenge to extradition
updated 27 Sep 2012; published 11 Apr 2012
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Abu Hamza and shooting in toulouse mohamed merah
updated 05 Oct 2012; published 25 Sep 2012
2:18
Abu Hamza concerns raised by Queen
updated 06 Oct 2012; published 06 Oct 2012
1:25
Abu Hamza extradited to US under cover of night
Protesters clash with police in Bahrain
Full Article Al Jazeera
06 Oct 2012

Protesters have clashed with police in the Bahraini capital, Manama, after their march was stopped from proceeding towards Pearl roundabout, the focus of the mass protests that began in February last year. Police used water cannon and tear gas to disperse hundreds of protesters on Friday after a memorial for a Shia man jailed over last year's...
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Riot police watch for Bahraini anti-government protesters, unseen, near tire fires set by protesters in Sanabis, Bahrain, on Friday, Oct. 5, 2012.
photo: AP / Hasan Jamali

updated 24 Sep 2012; published 25 Jul 2012
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Raw Video: Anaheim Police, Protesters Clash
updated 30 Sep 2012; published 14 Oct 2011
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Protesters Clash with Police During Wall Street March, Violence & Arrests @ #occupywallstreet
updated 06 Oct 2012; published 26 Sep 2012
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Police attack protesters in Madrid S25
updated 28 Aug 2012; published 02 May 2012
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Police teargas Oakland protesters at May Day general strike
updated 05 Oct 2012; published 18 Sep 2012
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OWS video: Police attack photographer, violently arrest protesters
updated 15 Sep 2012; published 18 Jan 2012
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Occupy Congress video: Police arrest OWS protesters
FBI: 'Friendly fire' concern over Nicholas Ivie death
Full Article BBC News
06 Oct 2012

A shooting near the US-Mexico border that saw a US border patrol agent shot dead may well have been a "friendly fire" incident, the FBI says. The shooting near Naco, Arizona, on Tuesday left Agent Nicholas Ivie dead and another wounded. He was killed after he and two other agents reportedly responded to a tripped ground sensor near the...
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Christy Ivie, center, wife of slain Border Patrol Agent, Nicholas Ivie, walks with her family into a press conference, on Thursday, Oct. 4 , 2012, at the Cochise College in Sierra Vista, Ariz.
photo: AP / Gary M. Williams

updated 06 Oct 2012; published 06 Oct 2012
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FBI: Friendly fire border shootings Nicholas Ivie 30 shot killed Border Patrol agents
updated 06 Oct 2012; published 06 Oct 2012
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FBI: Friendly fire likely in agent death
updated 06 Oct 2012; published 06 Oct 2012
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FBI: Friendly fire likely in agent death
updated 27 Sep 2012; published 17 May 2012
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Part 3 - Black Beauty Audiobook by Anna Sewell (Chs 37-49)
updated 05 Oct 2012; published 02 Oct 2012
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FBI: Border Patrol Agent Killed in Line of Duty
updated 06 Oct 2012; published 06 Oct 2012
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FBI: Friendly Fire Likely in Border Shootings
UK court allows Kenyan claim over 1950s torture to proceed
Full Article Independent online (SA)
05 Oct 2012

London - A British court ruled on Friday that three elderly Kenyans who were tortured under British rule in the 1950s could pursue their claim for damages from London, a judgement likely to encourage other claims from victims of colonial-era brutality. Britain, which had tried for three years to block their legal action, said it was disappointed...
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Seated left to right, Kenyans Jane Muthoni Mara, Wambuga Wa Nyingi, and Paulo Muoka Nzili, celebrate the announcement of a legal decision in their case at Britain's High Court concerning Mau Mau veterans, at the offices of the Kenya Human Rights Commission in Nairobi, Kenya Friday, Oct. 5, 2012.
photo: AP / Ben Curtis

updated 06 Oct 2012; published 06 Oct 2012
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eNCA | Kenyans Win Right to Sue British Government for Torture
updated 05 Oct 2012; published 22 Apr 2011
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updated 23 Aug 2012; published 07 Feb 2011
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Democracy's Greatest Leaders - Lincoln & Chuchill
updated 03 Oct 2012; published 21 May 2009
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President Obama: Our Security, Our Values
updated 04 Oct 2012; published 08 Aug 2011
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The 700 Club - August 4, 2011- CBN.com
updated 06 Oct 2012; published 04 Jun 2010
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Genocide: Worse Than War | Full-length documentary | PBS
Greece bailout: Tension in Athens over unpaid workers
Full Article BBC News
05 Oct 2012

Protesters are appearing in court in the Greek capital Athens a day after a rally by shipyard workers against job cuts descended into violence. A line of blue police lorries flanked the courthouse as riot police kept back supporters of those detained during the clashes on Thursday. Police had used truncheons when at least 100 protesters broke into...
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Riot police clash with protesters inside Greece's Defense Ministry in Athens, Thursday, Oct. 4, 2012.
photo: AP / Thanassis Stavrakis

updated 27 Sep 2012; published 13 Feb 2012
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GREECE RIOTS - Athens Burns as people fights aginst Austerity plans.
updated 03 Oct 2012; published 26 Sep 2012
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Breaking News: Greece Protest Violence Flares In Athens Amid Mass Strike
updated 05 Oct 2012; published 27 Sep 2012
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VIOLENT RAMPAGE: Athens protesters throw FIREBOMBS, police shoot TEAR GAS in RAGE RIOTS!
updated 11 Apr 2012; published 05 May 2010
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Massive strike in Greece paralyzes Athens
updated 11 Sep 2012; published 29 Feb 2012
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Greek Police, Firemen Rally to Protest Austerity Cuts
updated 05 Oct 2012; published 28 Jun 2011
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Athens riots video: New round of clashes, stones & tear gas in Greece
UN condemns Syrian shelling of Turkey
Full Article Al Jazeera
05 Oct 2012

The UN Security Council has unanimously approved a statement condemning "in the strongest terms" Syria's shelling of a Turkish town that killed five people. Council members managed to bridge differences between the strong statement demanded by the United States and its Western supporters and backed by their NATO ally Turkey, and a weaker text...
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A view of the Security Council stakeout area through a glass door, as journalists gather for a briefing by Syrian Permanent Representative to the UN, Bashar Ja'afari, on Syria-Turkey tensions, 4 October, 2012.
photo: UN / Jennifer S Altman

updated 06 Oct 2012; published 04 Oct 2012
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WW3 in ACTION?:Turkey continues Syria SHELLING & seeks approval for MILITARY ACTION!
updated 05 Oct 2012; published 05 Oct 2012
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Turkey Condemned To Attack Syria For Shelling Incident, UN Says, WORLD WAR 3
updated 29 Jun 2012; published 10 Feb 2012
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Syrian Canadian Council-Faisal Alazem comments about Syria and message to Ottawa 10-02-2012
updated 05 Oct 2012; published 04 Oct 2012
5:39
WW3 A Step CLOSER.TURKEY Continues Shelling in SYRIA And Wants MILITARY ACTION Approval
updated 06 Oct 2012; published 04 Oct 2012
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Syria shells Turkish village
updated 05 Oct 2012; published 05 Oct 2012
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WAR: Turkey strikes targets in Syria in retaliation for shelling deaths
Meningitis fears prompt US medical warning
Full Article BBC News
05 Oct 2012

Doctors and hospitals in the US are being urged to stop using products from a firm linked to a widening outbreak of a rare form of fungal meningitis. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) says investigators found contamination in a sealed steroid vial at the New England Compounding Center. Over 30 people in six states have been ill from the...
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An unidentified man carries packages out of New England Compounding in Framingham, Mass., Thursday, Oct. 4, 2012.
photo: AP / Stephan Savoia

updated 06 Oct 2012; published 04 Oct 2012
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Meningitis Outbreak Linked to Spinal Steroid Injections
updated 05 Oct 2012; published 05 Oct 2012
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CDC Doctor: 'We Could See More' Meningitis Cases
updated 05 Oct 2012; published 04 Oct 2012
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Deadly Meningitis Outbreak Link To Steroid Injections
updated 06 Oct 2012; published 05 Oct 2012
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URGENT!! Meningitis Outbreak (Tainted Steroid Shots)
updated 06 Oct 2012; published 05 Oct 2012
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Hundreds if not thousands seen at risk in meningitis outbreak : Steroid Back Pain shots
updated 03 Oct 2012; published 03 Oct 2012
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Epidural Steroid Injections In Tennessee Linked To An Outbreak Of Meningitis
Turkish PM doesn't want war with Syria
Full Article The Australian
04 Oct 2012

TURKEY doesn't want war with Syria but it's determined to protect its borders and its people, the country's prime minister declared Thursday. Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan spoke at a news conference hours after Turkey's Parliament approved a bill authorizing military operations against Syria. Earlier, Turkey fired on...
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Turkish commandos stand near the Turkey-Syria border in Akcakale, Turkey, Thursday, Oct. 4, 2012.
photo: AP

updated 05 Oct 2012; published 04 Oct 2012
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Lead Up To WW3: TURKEY A Step Closer To WAR With SYRIA As Parliament Sanctions MILITARY OPERATIONS
updated 04 Oct 2012; published 04 Oct 2012
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Turkey-Syria BORDER on WAR: Turkey STRIKES back after KILLED in Syrian cross-border shelling
updated 06 Oct 2012; published 05 Oct 2012
5:56
Wars and Rumors of War
updated 05 Oct 2012; published 04 Oct 2012
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The Path To WW3: TURKEY Parliament Sanctions MILITARY OPERATIONS Against SYRIA.
updated 05 Oct 2012; published 04 Oct 2012
4:18
TURKEY Parliament Sanctions MILITARY OPERATIONS Against SYRIA. WW3 Next?
updated 05 Oct 2012; published 05 Oct 2012
5:56
INFOWARS: Turkey's ASSAULT on SYRIA is planned to ASSIST REGIME change (NWO, ILLUMINATI, WAR)
Better life eludes African migrants in Yemen
Full Article Al Jazeera
04 Oct 2012

Thousands of African migrants have arrived in Yemen this year, drawn by the promise of a better future. But many find they are no better off now than they were at home. The UN says there has been a 30 per cent rise in refugees landing in the impoverished Arabian Peninsula country from Ethiopia and Somalia. However, those who make it to Yemen find...
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Ethiopian migrants wait to be evacuated at departure center in the western Yemeni town of Haradh, on the border with Saudi Arabia and Yemen, Thursday, March 22, 2012.
photo: AP / Hani Mohammed

updated 04 Oct 2012; published 04 Oct 2012
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African migrants look for better life in Yemen
updated 22 Sep 2012; published 08 Jul 2012
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African migrants 'tortured in Sinai'
updated 06 Jul 2012; published 25 Oct 2008
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The African immigrants who must wait to work - 25 Oct 08
updated 18 Jul 2012; published 14 Jun 2012
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Israel to deport African migrants
updated 06 Jul 2012; published 20 May 2008
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Migrants in South Africa fear for their lives - 20 May 08
updated 12 Jun 2012; published 12 Jul 2008
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Libya a de facto shelter for African migrants - 12 Jul 08
Ex-Philippines president arrested on corruption charges
Full Article CNN
04 Oct 2012

updated 11:29 AM EDT, Thu October 4, 2012 Former Philippine President and now Congresswoman Gloria Macapagal Arroyo was arrested on corruption charges. (CNN) -- Police in the Philippines have arrested former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo on corruption charges, the state news agency reported Thursday. Arroyo is at a hospital in Quezon City,...
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Sandiganbayan Executive Assistant Florecal Sebastian shows a copy of the Order of Arrest to former Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo at the Sandiganbayan anti-graft court in suburban Quezon City, north of Manila, Philippines, Thursday Oct. 4, 2012.
photo: AP / Aaron Favila

updated 19 Feb 2011; published 18 Feb 2011
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SEN. PING LACSON ON PNP CORRUPTION
updated 04 Oct 2012; published 04 Oct 2012
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Ex-Philippine president arrested in plunder case
updated 23 Sep 2012; published 16 Mar 2012
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Fidel! (2002)
updated 30 Jan 2012; published 13 Dec 2011
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Former Philippines President Gloria Arroyo under arrest
updated 20 May 2012; published 22 Nov 2011
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Ex-Philippine President Arroyo Arrested For Fraud
updated 15 Aug 2012; published 18 Nov 2011
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PHILIPPINE LOCAL COURT ISSUES ARREST WARRANT FOR GLORIA ARROYO ON ELECTION FRAUD

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Not So Ideal Education: Imprinting Sex, Militarism, and Violence
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Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling The day after learning about Classical Greek Civilization, it was no surprise that most students only recalled nude males competing...
Poll: Will Barcelona or Real Madrid win Sunday night's Clasico?
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In the first Liga clash between these two Spanish giants this season will Jose Mourinho's men march to victory, Tito Vilanova's team triumph or might the honours be shared? By...
Abu Hamza extradition ruling due
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Radical cleric and four other terror suspects due to find out whether the high court has rejected their bid to resist extradition...

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Vatican Whistle-Blower Jailed For 18 Months more
Vatican spokesman the Rev. Federico Lombardi arrives for a press conference at the Vatican, Saturday, Oct. 6, 2012 after Pope's butler Paolo Gabriele was sentenced 18 months in prison.
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Tweet Pope Benedict's whistle-blowing butler has been given an 18-month jail sentence after being found guilty of leaking secret Vatican papers to the Italian media. Paolo Gabriele, 46, had originally been charged with aggravated theft. But...
photo: AP / Riccardo De Luca
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05/10/2012 Mareeg.com-In 1992, UNSC authorised the protection of humanitarian aid in Somali as many hundreds of civilians were dying because of famine and instability. Only 500 Pakistanis peacekeeper was confined in Mogadishu airport for five months...
photo: UN / STUART PRICE
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A Platinum Mining Giant Just Fired 12,000 Protesting Workers In South Africa more
A Platinum Mining Giant Just Fired 12,000 Protesting Workers In South Africa
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12,000 illegally striking workers have been dismissed by South Africa-based platinum producer Anglo American Platinum, according to Reuters. The strikes have reportedly cost the company $82.7 million. Miners have been striking across South Africa for...
photo: UN / Jennifer S Altman
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On World Teachers' Day, UN flags need for 1.7 million more teachers to reach universal ... more
On World Teachers' Day, UN flags need for 1.7 million more teachers to reach universal ...
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Print Email 5 October 2012 – Some 1.7 million more teachers are needed to achieve universal primary education by 2015, the second of the eight anti-poverty Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), the heads of various United Nations agencies said...
photo: UN / Jennifer S Altman
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AMISOM promise amnesty to Al shabab fighters of their safety if they give themselves up more
AMISOM promise amnesty to Al shabab fighters of their safety if they give themselves up
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05/10/2012 MOGADISHU (Mareeg) —The spokesman of the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) Col. Ali Aden Mahud, urged...
photo: UN / STUART PRICE
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Russia extends Tajik base lease to curb militant threat more
Russia extends Tajik base lease to curb militant threat
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DUSHANBE (Reuters) - Russia extended its military presence in Tajikistan for 30 years on Friday in a deal to secure the southern fringes of its former Soviet empire after NATO troops leave Afghanistan. The countries' defence ministers signed an...
photo: DOD / Public Domain
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NEPAL: Key role for female health volunteers more
NEPAL: Key role for female health volunteers
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DALEIKH/KATHMANDU, 5 October 2012 (IRIN) - Women working as female healthcare volunteers often provide a vital service for the poorest in mountainous Nepal, and have contributed to a steady improvement in maternal and neonatal survival rates....
photo: UN / Paulo Filgueiras
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updated 06 Oct 2012; published 05 Oct 2012
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Abu Hamza loses extradition appeal in UK
Radical cleric Abu Hamza to arrive in US after extradition
France24 06 Oct 2012, AFP - Radical Islamist preacher Abu Hamza and four other terror suspects were on their way from Britain to the United States on Saturday after a court rejected their last-ditch court bid to block their extradition. A legal saga that has dragged on for more than a decade in the courts of Britain and Europe finally ended when the Egyptian-born former...

updated 05 Oct 2012; published 04 Feb 2012
1:45
Bahrain protests grow ahead of anniversary
Protesters clash with police in Bahrain
Al Jazeera 06 Oct 2012, Protesters have clashed with police in the Bahraini capital, Manama, after their march was stopped from proceeding towards Pearl roundabout, the focus of the mass protests that began in February last year. Police used water cannon and tear gas to disperse hundreds of protesters on Friday after a memorial for a Shia man jailed over last year's...

updated 05 Oct 2012; published 03 Oct 2012
2:03
US Border Patrol Agent Shot Dead on Arizona Border; Agent Nicholas Ivie Killed by Drug Traffuckers
FBI: 'Friendly fire' concern over Nicholas Ivie death
BBC News 06 Oct 2012, A shooting near the US-Mexico border that saw a US border patrol agent shot dead may well have been a "friendly fire" incident, the FBI says. The shooting near Naco, Arizona, on Tuesday left Agent Nicholas Ivie dead and another wounded. He was killed after he and two other agents reportedly responded to a tripped ground sensor near the...

updated 06 Oct 2012; published 05 Oct 2012
3:22
Mau Mau Torture Case to Proceed
UK court allows Kenyan claim over 1950s torture to proceed
Independent online (SA) 05 Oct 2012, London - A British court ruled on Friday that three elderly Kenyans who were tortured under British rule in the 1950s could pursue their claim for damages from London, a judgement likely to encourage other claims from victims of colonial-era brutality. Britain, which had tried for three years to block their legal action, said it was disappointed...

updated 05 Oct 2012; published 04 Oct 2012
1:06
Video: Furious shipyard workers storm Greek Defense Ministry complex
Greece bailout: Tension in Athens over unpaid workers
BBC News 05 Oct 2012, Protesters are appearing in court in the Greek capital Athens a day after a rally by shipyard workers against job cuts descended into violence. A line of blue police lorries flanked the courthouse as riot police kept back supporters of those detained during the clashes on Thursday. Police had used truncheons when at least 100 protesters broke into...

updated 06 Oct 2012; published 06 Oct 2012
5:05
Fresh Fire Exchange: 'Syria-Turkey flashpoint could create WW3'
UN condemns Syrian shelling of Turkey
Al Jazeera 05 Oct 2012, The UN Security Council has unanimously approved a statement condemning "in the strongest terms" Syria's shelling of a Turkish town that killed five people. Council members managed to bridge differences between the strong statement demanded by the United States and its Western supporters and backed by their NATO ally Turkey, and a weaker text...

updated 06 Oct 2012; published 04 Oct 2012
1:27
Meningitis Outbreak Linked to Spinal Steroid Injections
Meningitis fears prompt US medical warning
BBC News 05 Oct 2012, Doctors and hospitals in the US are being urged to stop using products from a firm linked to a widening outbreak of a rare form of fungal meningitis. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) says investigators found contamination in a sealed steroid vial at the New England Compounding Center. Over 30 people in six states have been ill from the...

updated 06 Oct 2012; published 04 Oct 2012
5:39
Turkey continues Syria shelling, seeks approval for military action
Turkish PM doesn't want war with Syria
The Australian 04 Oct 2012, TURKEY doesn't want war with Syria but it's determined to protect its borders and its people, the country's prime minister declared Thursday. Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan spoke at a news conference hours after Turkey's Parliament approved a bill authorizing military operations against Syria. Earlier, Turkey fired on...

updated 05 Oct 2012; published 05 Oct 2012
2:37
African migrants look for better life in Yemen
Better life eludes African migrants in Yemen
Al Jazeera 04 Oct 2012, Thousands of African migrants have arrived in Yemen this year, drawn by the promise of a better future. But many find they are no better off now than they were at home. The UN says there has been a 30 per cent rise in refugees landing in the impoverished Arabian Peninsula country from Ethiopia and Somalia. However, those who make it to Yemen find...

updated 15 Aug 2012; published 13 Mar 2012
2:56
Saksi: Warrant of Arrest vs. Rep. Gloria Arroyo, inilabas ng Sandiganbayan
Ex-Philippines president arrested on corruption charges
CNN 04 Oct 2012, updated 11:29 AM EDT, Thu October 4, 2012 Former Philippine President and now Congresswoman Gloria Macapagal Arroyo was arrested on corruption charges. (CNN) -- Police in the Philippines have arrested former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo on corruption charges, the state news agency reported Thursday. Arroyo is at a hospital in Quezon City,...

updated 04 Oct 2012; published 18 Apr 2012
4:08
Bring out the dead: US troops pose with Afghan body parts
The Humiliation of Can-Do American Boys
CounterPunch 04 Oct 2012, In Afghanistan, the US military has tried training sessions, embedded cultural advisers, recommended reading lists, and even a video game designed to school American troops in local custom. But 11 years into the war, NATO troops and Afghan soldiers are still beset by a dangerous lack of cultural awareness, officials say, contributing to a string of...

updated 17 Aug 2012; published 27 Aug 2008
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Somali fighters 'capture Kismayo' - 27 Aug 08
Somalia: Kismayo residents fear new clan fighting
Herald Tribune 04 Oct 2012, MOGADISHU, Somalia - Renewed clan warfare threatens the future of Kismayo, where African Union and Somali troops earlier this week pushed out Islamic extremists. Kismayo was the last bastion controlled by al-Shabab, the radical Islamists allied to al-Qaida who taxed goods coming into the port to fund their activities. Al-Shabab announced their...

updated 06 Oct 2012; published 06 Oct 2012
5:05
Fresh Fire Exchange: 'Syria-Turkey flashpoint could create WW3'
'No interest' in war with Syria, says Turkey
Canberra Times 04 Oct 2012, Turkey has hammered Syrian targets in reprisal for deadly cross-border fire that sent tensions soaring in the tinder-box region, prompting international calls for restraint. In Ankara, the Turkish parliament met behind closed doors in an emergency session and agreed to a government request to authorise military operations inside neighbouring Syria....

updated 24 Aug 2012; published 18 Mar 2012
5:40
The national Somali army
Businesses open in Kismayo amid relative calm
Xinhua 04 Oct 2012, NAIROBI, Oct. 4 (Xinhua) -- Businesses which had closed in southern Somalia city of Kismayo have reopened as relative calm returned to once Al-Shabaab stronghold, Kenya's military official said on Thursday. Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) and Somalia National Army (SNA) said no major incidents have taken place after the troops took full control of the...