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Oct.13   European Union  
  The markets have rallied in response to efforts by world leaders to end the recent financial turmoil
  Mosul   Attacks on Iraqi Christians continue
  Gunmen killed a Christian businessman and wounded his nephew in a drive-by shooting
  North Korea   NK 'lets monitors into Yongbyon'
  North Korea has restored UN monitors' access to the Yongbyon nuclear site, including the plutonium reprocessing plant
  Lithuania   TV stars' party comes second in vote
  A conservative opposition party won the 1st round of is national election
  Sweden   Krugman wins Nobel for economics
  The Swedish Academy of Sciences said the award recognised Paul Krugman's analysis of trade patterns and where economic activity takes place
Oct.12   Australia     Markets rally after crisis talks
  Most Asian markets have reacted positively to efforts by world leaders to end the financial turmoil. Shanghai and Taiwan lost ground
  South Africa   Mbeki seeks to save Zimbabwe deal
  Former South African President is due in Harare for further mediation aimed at breaking the political impasse in Zimbabwe
 Paris  European banks rescue plan agreed  Northern Iraq  Turkey again strikes Kurdish rebels in Iraq   Spain   Golf legend Ballesteros has brain tumor  The 51-year-old has been in Madrid's Le Paz hospital since collapsing and broke news of the diagnosis in a statement   Zimbabwe   Tsvangirai in threat to quit deal
  Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai has threatened to pull out of power sharing with President Mugabe
 Austria  Haider 'was double speed limit'  West Pakistan  Suspected U.S. strike kills 4  Kazakhstan  U.S. tourist blasts off in Russian rocket   Japan     Alonso wins again as F1 title rivals crash  Renault's Alonso won the Grand Prix for a second successive victory, while championship rivals Hamilton and Massa collided on the second lap  Vatican  India's Christians first woman saint Oct.11   Paris   EU chiefs confront markets crisis
  The 15 eurozone leaders are to meet to try to establish a common approach to the financial crisis follow up and execute upon a G7 plan
  Japan     Japan objects to US N Korea move  Japan has criticised as 'extremely regrettable' Washington's decision to remove N. Korea from its list of state sponsors of terrorism   Mosul   Threatened Christians flee Mosul Map of Mosul Northern Iraq
  At least 900 Christian families have fled the city in the past week, terrified by a series of killings and threats by Muslim extremists
 Mexico  Hurricane Norbert weakens   Chechnya   5.3 earthquake kills 12  More than 100 people were injured; roads in the area were seriously damaged; buildings were destroyed in several districts   Washington   U.S. takes North Korea off terror list  State Department: The United States removed North Korea from its list of states that sponsor terrorism   Zimbabwe     Fury as Mugabe party gets key ministries  Mugabe's political rivals accused him of 'ambush' in allocating key ministries to his own party in defiance of a power-sharing agreement  Washington  IMF in global 'meltdown' warning   Aceh   Jubilant return for tsunami province rebel  Thousands of people greeted the founder of separatist rebel movement upon his return to the province following three decades in exile Oct.10   Austria   Haider dies in accident Map of Klagenfurt Austria  58-year-old far-right politician Joerg Haider was driving alone when his car came off the road and he suffered severe head and chest injuries   Washington     U.S. would support talks with Taliban  Defense Secretary Robert Gates said the U.S. would be prepared to reconcile with the Taliban if the Afghan government pursued talks   Washington   G7 nations pledge to fight crisis  Finance ministers from leading industrialised nations have pledged action to tackle the crisis after a torrid week on stock markets  Alaska  Palin abused power, probe finds   Peru   Oil row brings down cabinet  The full cabinet has stepped down over a continuing scandal about the allocation of oil concessions   Norway   Ex-Finnish leader wins Nobel Peace Prize  The Norwegian Nobel Committee cited Martti Ahtisaari's 'significant' part in establishing Namibia's independence  NATO  NATO agrees Afghan drug role  Washington  Bush vows to stabilise US economy   New York   Dow bounces after opening plunge  The Dow Jones bounced after plunging nearly 700 points on the back of world markets which have seen trillions wiped off their value   U.S. Congress   Bush urged to meet with G8 over economy  Congressional leaders Reid and Pelosi urged the President to call an emergency meeting with the G8 to address international financial instability   Venezuela   Venezuela shuts down McDonald's  The government has shut all branches of restaurant chain for 48 hours, citing tax irregularitie   West Pakistan   Suicide attack on tribal gathering kills 18 Map of Kohat Pakistan  The gathering, known as a jirga, was taking place in an open area in the town of Khadazai Oct.9  Thailand  Protest leaders surrender  Japan  Asian stocks hit after Dow plunge  Spain  Wing flaps blamed in crash   European Union   Nature loss 'dwarfs bank crisis'  EU-commissioned study: The global economy is losing more money from the disappearance of forests than through the current banking crisis  New York  Wall St. falls after early gains  Baghdad  Bomb kills senior Iraqi lawmaker   West Pakistan   Bomb hits school bus  At least 9 people were killed when a roadside bomb exploded close to a prison vehicle and a school bus in north-western Pakistan   Somalia     NATO sending ships to tackle pirates  NATO agreed to send ships soon to protect vessels off Somalia's coast as bandits holding a Ukrainian ship softened ransom demands   France   Author Le Clezio wins Nobel prize  The 68-year-old novelist Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clezio has been awarded this year's Nobel Prize for Literature   Thailand   Protest leaders say they will surrender  The leaders of anti-government protesters vowed to continue their sit-in at the prime minister's office after posting bail Oct.8   Western Afghanistan   US probe: airstrike killed 33 civilians  A military probe has found that an airstrike in western Afghanistan killed at least 33 civilians last month; 5 to 7 civilian deaths initially...   North Korea   N Korea 'to launch 10 missiles'  North Korea is preparing 10 short-range missiles for a mass test-launch. South Korean military is on alert  Guantanamo  Guantanamo Uighur release blocked  Washington  US warns of further bank failures   South Africa   ANC party faces possible split  The defense minister and other disgruntled members of the governing ANC may break away to form a new opposition   London   World's central banks slash interest rates  The leading economies, led by the U.S. and the UK, slashed interest rates to tackle the global financial crisis after days of stock market l...  Georgia  Russia begins final Georgia pullout   Ukraine     Snap election called  President Yushchenko has dissolved parliament weeks after the collapse of the country's ruling pro-Western coalition   Zimbabwe   Mugabe's party: Cabinet talks at risk  ZANU-PF says the opposition is putting troubled power-sharing talks at risk by speaking publicly about the negotiations Oct.7   United Kingdom   UK bank rescue package imminent  Chancellor Alistair Darling to announce details of a £50bn rescue package for the UK banking system  Nepal  'Tourists die' in Nepal air crash   Guantanamo   Chinese Muslims ordered freed from Gitmo  A federal judge has ordered the immediate release into the U.S. of 17 Chinese Muslims who have been held for several years in the facility   Tennessee     McCain, Obama trade blows on economy   The presidential hopefuls have set out their economic policies in a debate dominated by the financial crisis  Japan  More turmoil hits Asian markets   Spain   Appeal clears 15 of terror links  Supreme Court has acquitted 15 men who were convicted earlier of membership in an Islamic terrorist group, but upheld the convictions of 5 o...   Thailand   Deaths as police, protesters clash  2 people died when police clashed with thousands of anti-government protesters who barricaded Parliament   New York   Dow Jones hits 5-year low  The Dow Jones fell below 10,000 points for the first time since 2004 as U.S. stocks followed Europe and Asia with heavy losses  New York  Wall Street flat as Fed unveils new plan   Iran     Iran 'forces down foreign plane'  State Al-Alam TV: A foreign aircraft has been forced to land in Iran after violating Iranian airspace   USA     Obama widens lead in national poll  A new national poll suggests Obama is widening his lead over McCain in the race for the White House   Australia   40 hurt in mid-air jet 'incident'  The Qantas Airbus A330-300, with 303 passengers suddenly changed altitude, injuring about 40 people   Tibet   Scores homeless after quakes  9 people were killed in the pair of earthquakes that caused 147 homes to collapse and made 153 families homeless Oct.6  Luxembourg  EU finance chiefs in crisis talks   Thailand   Police fire tear gas at Bangkok protesters   Several thousand demonstrators attempting to block access by lawmakers to Parliament, heating up a political crisis  Washington  Rice: Iraq harder than 'I imagined'  Japan  Asia continues plunge in shares   Cuba   Storms bring food shortages back  But what government used to call 'the special period' has returned, thanks to recent back-to-back visits of Gustav and Ike   Mexico   Tropical Storm Marco expected to hit  The storm continued its slow trek over the waters near Mexico's coast and is expected to strike land late Monday or Tuesday morning  Kyrgyzstan  Dozens dead in quake  Global  Mammals facing extinction threat   Saudi Arabia     Taliban split with al Qaeda, seek peace  Taliban leaders are holding Saudi-brokered talks with the Afghan government to end the country's bloody conflict   France   AIDS, cancer scientists scoop Nobel  2 Frenchmen and a German won the 2008 Prize in medicine for their discoveries of viruses that cause HIV and cervical cancer   Obama   Obama digs up past McCain scandal  Barack Obama has attacked John McCain's links to a 1980s financial scandal Oct.5   Sri Lanka   Suicide blast hits town Map of Anuradhapura Sri Lanka
  A blast has killed more than 25 people, including a top former army general Janaka Perera and his wife
  Kabul   Afgh. General: Politics needed to end war
  Minister of defense Abdul Rahim Wardak: Political and economic solutions are needed alongside military might to help end the fighting in Afghanistan
  West Pakistan   Rockets miss politician's home   Rockets landed near a family home of a top politician, while elsewhere in the volatile region Taliban anger over a suspected U   Afghanistan   Earthquake rattles Afghanistan  A 6.0-magnitude earthquake shook central Afghanistan about 70 km south of the capital, Kabul   Alaska     Palin case employees to testify  A group of state employees have agreed to testify at a probe into alleged abuses of power by Republican VP nominee, Sarah Palin   Saudi Arabia     Saudi hosts Afghan peace talks w. Taliban  In a groundbreaking meeting, King Abdullah recently hosted talks between the Afghan government and the Taliban militant group  Berlin  Plan to save German bank 'agreed'   Georgia   Russian troops leave Georgian posts  Russian troops began dismantling positions Sunday in the so-called security zones inside Georgia they have occupied since August's brief but...   Hong Kong   Melamine in Cadbury products
  Hong Kong authorities announced that 2 recalled candy products made by British confectioner Cadbury had high levels of melamine
  Zimbabwe   Factions back in Cabinet talks  President Robert Mugabe and his main rivals made no progress on deciding who would hold which posts in the Cabinet   Mosul     Suicide bomber strikes in Mosul   11 people have been killed during a American raid in the city in which a suicide bomber blew himself up   Berlin   Germany acts to guarantee savings  Chancellor Merkel has announced that Germany will guarantee all private savings accounts, as a major bank struggles to stay in business Oct.4  Germany  Another top European bank falters   Colorado     Palin links Obama to 'terrorists'  Republican VP nominee has accused the Democratic presidential candidate of associating with a former member of a 1960s militant group   Western Afghanistan   Afghan victory hopes played down  Brig Mark Carleton-Smith, the UK's commander in Helmand, has said Britain should not expect a 'decisive military victory' in Afghanistan   Mexico   Drug violence kills at least 49 this week   Police have found 9 more bodies dumped around the Mexican border city, where nearly 50 people have been killed in a week of violence   Austria     Iran leads attack on Israeli atomic program  A U.N. nuclear conference of 145 nations indirectly criticized Israel for refusing to put its atomic program under international purview   Paris   No banks bail-out fund for Europe   France, Britain, Germany and Italy have agreed to work together to support financial institutions - but without forming a joint bail-out fun...   Baghdad   Helicopters collide while landing
  Two UH-60 Blackhawk collided in northern Baghdad, killing one Iraqi soldier. Two U.S. troops and two Iraqi soldiers were injured
 Paris  EU leaders meet to discuss credit crisis   Haiti   Death toll from storms nearly 800
  Haitian Red Cross suspected the numbers may climb further because many people were still missing
  Somalia     4 pirate attacks in 24 hours  There have been 4 failed attacks in the last 24 hours off the lawless Somali coast despite the presence of 6 American warships   North Korea   Kim Jong-il 'appears in public'  Kim Jong-il is reported to have made his first public appearance since rumours surfaced that he had suffered a stroke   Cambodia   Cambodia warns Thailand over 'hostilities'  The Cambodian government accused Thailand of trying to provoke 'full-scale armed hostilities' after a cross-border gunfight Oct.3   Nevada   Jury finds O.J. Simpson guilty of all counts   He faces 5 years to life. O.J. Simpson and Co-defendant Clarence 'C.J.' Stewart were found guilty on charges of armed robbery and kidnapping   Washington     Bush warns of economic challenges
  President Bush has warned the US economy continues to face 'serious challenges' after signing a $700bn financial sector rescue plan
  U.S. Congress   House backs $700bn bail-out plan   The House of Representatives has passed by 263-171 vote a government plan to rescue the US financial sector  China  Lung disease 'to kill 83m'   Vietnam   Melamine found in 18 more food products
  Vietnam's health ministry has discovered the industrial chemical in 18 food products imported from China and 3 other countries
  Washington   U.S. to sell $6.4b in weapons to Taiwan
  The move bound to anger China. The administration expects congressional approval quickly
  West Pakistan   Missile kills at least 20 in tribal region  A suspected missile strike killed at least 20 people in the village of Lund Mohammad Khel near the Afghan border   New York   Stocks slide ahead of crucial bailout vote
  Members of the House of Representatives were set to vote on a revised version of a proposed $700 billion bank bailout plan
  London     Brown recruits shamed spinmaster  British Prime Minister is recruiting stars from the Tony Blair era into his Cabinet   Australia     Boy fed zoo reptiles to crocodile  A 7-year-old boy has been filmed going on the rampage at a popular zoo, killing rare reptiles and feeding live ones to a crocodile   South Ossetia   Six killed in explosion  A car full of explosives blew up near a Russian military base in the regional capital, Tskhinvali Oct.2   China   China 'spying on Skype messages'  Citizen Lab, a Canadian research group: China has been monitoring and censoring messages sent through the internet service  Missouri  Biden and Palin meet in TV debate   California   Remains found in Fossett plane wreckage Map of Mammoth Lakes USA
  A small amount of human remains has been found in the wreckage of the plane that Steve Fossett was flying when he disappeared last year
  Germany   German quartet progress to group stage  Stuttgart, Wolfsburg, Hamburg and Schalke all booked their places in the UEFA Cup group stage   Moscow     Putin warns Ukraine over arms  Russian Prime Minister has expressed outrage at reports that Ukraine supplied arms and technicians to Georgia before the recent war   California Fossett plane found  New York  Bailout vote fails to lift markets   Baghdad   Baghdad shaken by suicide attacks
  Bombers have struck near two Shia mosques, killing 20 people and wounding another 25
  Algeria   Flash floods claim 29 lives
  hundreds of people have been rescued by helicopter and about 80 people were injuredi n a Sahara region in floods caused by torrential rains
  Tanzania     20 children die in stampede   A stampede at an overcrowded dance hall in central Tanzania left 50 others injured as they celebrated an important Muslim festival   Austria   Tainted milk found in shake   A non-threatening amount of melamine has been found in a milkshake at a Chinese restaurant during a random sampling Oct.1  South Korea  Two Koreas end brief military talks   Japan   Asian markets dip despite bailout vote
  Asian and Pacific stock markets dropped despite the U.S. Senate's approval of a modified $700 billion bank rescue plan
  California   Found items may be Fossett clue   Items possibly belonging to Steve Fossett, the adventurer who vanished a year ago, have been found by a hiker   Washington   U.S.-Syria talks may be step toward thaw  The United States and Syria held a series of meetings, signaling a possible thaw between the two countries   Mexico   Mexicans in U.S. sending less money home  Banco de Mexico: Mexicans in the United States sent home 12.2% less money this past August than the same month last year  U.S. Congress  Senate backs new bail-out bill   Ethiopia   Ethiopia 'never-never land' of prisoners  Suspects arrested in a clandestine anti-terrorism sweep in East Africa nearly 2 years ago have been abandoned by their governments   London   UK: Diplomats' children to leave Pakistan  Britain is ordering the children of its diplomats to leave Pakistan following last month's suicide bombing at a luxury hotel in Islamabad   U.S. Congress   US approves Indian nuclear deal  The Senate is ending a three-decade ban on US nuclear trade with Delhi, by the 86-13 vote   Zimbabwe   UN warns over Zimbabwe food aid  About 1/2 the population of Zimbabwe could soon be in need of constant food aid and medical assistance   North Korea   U.S. nuke envoy in North Korea for talks
  Christopher Hill arrived for talks aimed at saving a disarmament deal with the reclusive communist nation
  U.S. Congress   Senate urged to back crisis bill
  Democratic and Republican Senate leaders have appealed for a new version of a $700bn Wall Street bail-out to be approved in a key vote
  Moscow   Russia's last tsar rehabilitated
  Supreme Court has ruled that Nicholas II and his family were victims of political repression and should be rehabilitated
  Russia   Four Russian warships to stop in Libya  The warships that Russia is sending to Venezuela also will visit Libya and several other Mediterranean countries   Spain   Spain holds 121 over child porn  Police have arrested 121 people in the country's largest ever operation against internet child pornography Sep.30   Georgia EU monitors begin Georgia mission   Pakistan     Man blamed for Bhutto killing is dead
  Baitullah Mehsud, the leader of Pakistan's Taliban, is dead from kidney failure. Some reports also had the Taliban denying Mehsud's death
  Somalia   Insurgents want to raze churches  Islamists began demolishing an old Roman Catholic church to replace it with a mosque   Hong Kong   Giant recalls melamine tainted tea  Unilever is recalling four batches of Lipton Milk Tea sold in Hong Kong and Macau after finding traces of the chemical in the product   West Pakistan   Several killed in US drone attack  Pakistani security officials: a pilotless drone has fired missiles in a border area of Pakistan, killing at least 4 people   North Korea   US envoy in crucial N Korea trip  Christopher Hill, a top US negotiator, will soon arrive in North Korea to salvage a nuclear deal   India Temple stampede kills 147   Washington     Bush warning over bail-out delay
  US President has warned the US economy is at a 'critical moment', and vowed to get his Wall Street rescue plan through Congress
  Pakistan   New spy chief appointed
  The military in Pakistan has appointed Lt Gen Ahmed Shujaa Pasha of the powerful Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agency
  Southern Italy   Police arrest suspects in Mafia killings   Authorities arrested 2 suspects responsible for the September18 killing of 6 African immigrants in Castelvolturno   London   Ship blaze blamed on vacuum cleaner  An industrial vacuum cleaner left switched on inside the historic Cutty Sark ship was the most likely cause of the fire last year   New York   U.S. stocks rebound after bailout failure  The Dow Jones industrial average rose 236 points in early trading, after a record 777-point fall the day Sep.29   China   'Melamine gang' detained   Police have arrested 22 people suspected of producing melamine, the chemical found in milk products which have made thousands of babies ill   U.S. Congress $700 billion bailout package failed   New York Dow closed down 777 points  Japan  Asian markets fall on U.S. bailout failure   Baghdad   Iraq works to reverse doctor brain drain  Iraq will let doctors carry firearms, one of several measures aimed at trying to keep medical workers from leaving the war-torn country   Belarus   Observers: Belarus vote 'flawed'  The opposition has been shut out of parliament in elections that an international observation organization says were significantly flawed   Brazil   Brazil government 'worst logger'  The government has been named as the worst illegal logger of Amazon forests by its own Environment Ministry   Egypt Kidnapped European tourists freed   Iran     Iran urged to end 'secretive' nuclear ways
  A 6-year probe has not ruled out the possibility that Iran may be running clandestine nuclear programs
  U.S. Congress   Wall Street bail-out goes to vote
  The House of Representatives is debating ahead of a vote on a $700bn plan to bail out Wall Street
  West Pakistan   Pakistanis flee into Afghanistan  The UN's refugee agency: 20,000 people have fled tribal area of Bajaur for Afghanistan amid fighting between troops and militants Sep.28  Ecuador  Correa heads toward charter win   Baghdad   Holy month in Iraq sees deadliest day  Several bombings across the city killed 34 people in the bloodiest day in the capital during this holy month of Ramadan   Yemen   52 Somalis die in smuggling attempt  The boat smuggling them across the gulf to Yemen broke down, and they were left adrift with no food or water for 18 days   Venezuela     Chavez interested in Russian nuke help  President Chavez at a rally, followed a trip to Russia, said he was interested in working with Russia to develop a civilian nuclear power pr...   Northern Lebanon   Explosion rocks city of Tripoli   A blast targeting a bus carrying Lebanese soldiers went off near a southern entrance to Tripoli, causing at least 10 killed or wounded  U.S. Congress  US lawmakers publish rescue deal   Austria   Far-right gains in vote
  Social Democrats won the most votes in the early election but far-right parties made significant gains. 2 far-right parties made large gains
  Washington     Obama and McCain back bail-out package
  US presidential hopefuls have broadly welcomed an outline multi-billion dollar plan to help shore up the US financial system
  Somalia   Hijacked ship captain: Crew member dead  The captain of a Ukrainian vessel Faina loaded with tanks and weapons that was seized off the African coast says one crew member has died   New England   Hurricane Kyle strengthens  Category 1 hurricane got stronger as it headed toward Maine and Canada   Sudan   Tourist kidnappers 'shot dead'  Sudanese forces have shot and killed 6 of the kidnappers who abducted a group of European tourists in Egypt. Tourists remain in captivity   U.S. Congress   Buffett: Bail out or face meltdown  Billionaire Buffett told congressional negotiators that if they can't agree on a financial bailout, the nation will face 'its biggest financial...   Berlin     Gebrselassie breaks own marathon record  Ethiopian distance running legend Haile Gebrselassie broke his own world record for the marathon for the second successive year   Singapore     Alonso wins after Massa pit stop drama  F1 world leader Hamilton extended his title advantage after an extraordinary pit lane incident scuppered the hopes of Massa Sep.27   Finland   Memorial for gun victims Map of Kauhajoki Finland
  The church service will be attended by President Halonen and students of Kauhajoki Vocational School, where the shootings took place
  U.S. Congress   'Great progress' in US bail-out
  Congressional leaders have reached the broad outline of a rescue plan for the US financial system; but details remain to be worked out
  UN Security Council   UN approves new Iran resolution  The Council has unanimously passed a new resolution on Iran, reaffirming demands it stop enriching uranium, but imposing no new sanctions   China Astronaut takes China's first spacewalk  New England  Paul Newman dies at 83   USA     Poll: Round 1 in debates goes to Obama  There was overwhelming agreement that both Obama and McCain would be able to handle the job of president if elected   U.S. Congress   US edges closer to bail-out deal  Republican and Democratic Party lawmakers are getting closer to agreeing a massive rescue plan to aid the financial markets   Zimbabwe   PM Tsvangirai: Zimbabwe facing starvation  Morgan Tsvangirai: Zimbabwe urgently needs to form a new government in order to address a food crisis in the nation and prevent starvation Sep.26   Southern U.S. McCain and Obama spar in first debate  Syria  Damascus blast kills at least 17   Argentina   Argentina grapples with fierce drought Map of Santa Fe Argentina
  This year fewer than 200 millimeters of rain have fallen, less than a third of the 600 millimeters that usually have fallen by this time
  Moscow     Chavez reaffirms Russia alliance Map of Orenburg Russia
  In his second visit to Russia in as many months, Venezuelan President met with counterpart Dmitry Medvedev