Media Watch
- Very little done for Khandamal victims': Archbishop
- Court cancels elections at Canada's biggest Sikh temple
- Vicar jailed for conducting sham marriages in immigration scam
- Christian bid to prevent 'degrading' Salo DVD release
- Blair: As globalisation brings people together, does religion force them apart?
- Clinton joins condemnation of Qur'an burning plans
- Ten dead in Badakhshan: Afghan reactions
- Afghanistan Eye Team's Last Moments
- Calculated Ignorance
- Britain's New Export: Islamist Carnage
Reuters AlertNet
- ANALYSIS-Court action gives U.S. time to act on stem cells
- Enbridge oil line leaking up to 600 bbls/hr in Ill.
- Anti-Islam US pastor called controlling, "mad"
- Obama says Republicans holding recovery hostage
- UAE gives Palestinian Authority $42 million-sources
- Enbridge oil line leaking up to 600 bbls/hr in Ill.
- Iran gas pipeline explosion injures 16 - reports
- Colombian rebel attacks intensify, dozens killed
- Four dead in San Francisco suburb gas line inferno
- Quake shakes Bangladesh, no casualties reported
Reuters AlertNet
UN goals to slash poverty, hunger achievable - draft
Source: Reuters * Obama expected at U.N. summit on anti-poverty goals * Oxfam: Draft declaration isn't "action orientated" By Louis Charbonneau UNITED NATIONS, Sept 9 (Reuters) - A set of U.N. goals ...
U.S. EPA asks for details about fracking fluids
Source: Reuters * U.S. EPA says information needed for study * Halliburton, Schlumberger asked to provide details (Recasts, updates with comments from Halliburton, oil group) WASHINGTON, Sept 9 (Reuters) - The ...
ANALYSIS-Obama to weigh broad changes in White House team
Source: Reuters * Some see need for fresh thinking on Obama staff * Reshuffle could lay groundwork for Obama re-election bid * Changes possible on economic team, Geithner seen staying By Caren Bohan ...
Air India bomb perjury trial starts in Canada
Source: Reuters * Bombing of Air India Flight 182 killed 329 * Reyat was witness in trial men acquitted of bombing VANCOUVER, Sept 9 (Reuters) - A Canadian man's own actions will prove he lied to a court about ...
Colombian rebels mount offensive, 45 killed
Source: Reuters * Guerrillas boost attacks since new government sworn in * 45 dead in week-long wave of insurgent violence * Rebels weaker than in past gov't transition periods By Hugh Bronstein BOGOTA, Sept ...
UN's Ban talks up Rwanda amid crisis over leak
Source: Reuters * Unclear whether Rwanda to withdraw troops from Darfur * Rwanda furious over UN report alleging Congo atrocities By Patrick Worsnip UNITED NATIONS, Sept 9 (Reuters) - U.N. Secretary-General Ban ...
Bonaire terminal closed to weekend at least-official
Source: Reuters CARACAS, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Bonaire's 12 million barrel oil storage terminal, owned by Venezuela's state oil company PDVSA, will not reopen to shipping at least until the weekend, a senior official at ...
Car bomb kills 16 at market in Russia's Caucasus
Source: Reuters * Bomb blast in Christian region of Russian North Caucasus * Authorities blame suicide attacker * Obama condemns blast (Edits throughout) By Kazbek Basayev VLADIKAVKAZ, Russia, Sept 9 ( ...
Union urges US action on China clean-energy tactics
Source: Reuters * Steelworkers union says China "breaking every rule" * Union sees clean energy jobs as key to future * Petition could lead to U.S. challenge at WTO (Adds Senator Brown, other details ...
Four prisoners escape from U.S. custody in Iraq
Source: Reuters BAGHDAD, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Four prisoners with ties to al Qaeda have escaped from the U.S.-controlled section of an Iraqi prison near Baghdad airport, officials said on Thursday. U.S. military ...
MADAGASCAR: Fears of another locust plague
Source: IRIN The UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has warned of an "imminent and severe threat from the increasing number of swarms of Migratory Locusts" in Madagascar, requiring "immediate response assistance to prevent a humanitarian disaster".
INTERVIEW-Koran-burning protests could delay Afghan poll-UN
Source: Reuters * Burning of Koran could delay Afghan vote * Protesters attack security post northeast of Kabul (For more on Afghanistan, click [ID:nAFPAK]) By Paul Tait ...
Suicide blasts hit Mogadishu, 2 peacekeepers killed
Source: Reuters * Suicide blasts at capital's airport * Peacekeepers among dead * Al Shabaab-run radio says the group behind attack (Recasts, adds AU comments, details) By Ibrahim Mohamed and Abdi Guled ...
KENYA: Help HIV-positive children in pain, urges HRW
Source: IRIN A new report by Human Rights Watch (HRW) says the Kenyan government needs to do more to provide palliative care for children with chronic illnesses, including cancer and HIV/AIDS.
Bahrain: Revoke Order Dissolving Rights Group's Board
Source: Human Rights Watch (Washington, DC) - Bahrain should immediately revoke an order dissolving the Bahrain Human Rights Society's board of directors and assigning a government-appointed director to run the organization, ...
SOMALIA: Somali civilian deaths at "alarming" levels
Source: IRIN Clashes between Somali government forces and Al-Shabab fighters in Mogadishu have reached "alarming levels", with at least 250 people killed and 400 wounded in the past two weeks, the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) warned.
EU struggles to agree trade breaks for Pakistan
Source: Reuters * EU looking to give long-term help to flooded Pakistan * Trade, foreign affairs diplomats disagree on measures * Foreign ministers to discuss issue on Friday By Luke Baker BRUSSELS, Sept 9 ...
US union files case on China clean energy practices
Source: Reuters WASHINGTON, Sept 9 (Reuters) - The United Steelworkers union on Thursday asked President Barack Obama's administration to investigate Chinese policies and practices it said threatened to unfairly take ...
EU lawmakers press France to end Roma repatriations
Source: Reuters * European lawmakers want France to end Roma campaign * Call for EU-wide plan to combat prejudice By Gilbert Reilhac STRASBOURG, France, Sept 9 (Reuters) - European lawmakers pressed France ...
Mauritania president pardons Islamist prisoners
Source: Reuters NOUAKCHOTT, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Mauritania's President Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz has pardoned and freed from prison 15 convicted Islamist extremists to mark the end of Ramadan, the West African country's ...
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