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Mar.24   Italy  
  Al Qaeda's north African wing has set a 25-day deadline for the Italian government to meet its demands
Mar.19   Iraq   7th anniversary of Iraq War Map
  In 2003 after air raid sirens went off across Baghdad, anti-aircraft fire and explosions were heard
 Blair ordered British forces to take part in the action to protect against a new threat of 'disorder and chaos'. Saddam that denounced the U.S.-led military campaign as 'criminal'. A convoy of U.S. tanks rolled unopposed through the desert toward the Iraqi capital. Dozens of Iraqi troops surrendered with white flags to British marines.
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  An annual feast day which celebrates Saint Patrick (circa AD 385–461), the most commonly recognised of the patron saints of Ireland
 
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Today   Chile     Pinera sworn in as president
  Sebastian Pinera has been sworn in as president, minutes after it was hit by the largest aftershock since devastating earthquake
  Somalia   Heavy fighting flared in the Somali capital Map of Mogadishu Somalia
  A battle between government forces and Al-Shabaab rebels left 29 dead and scores injured
  Chile   Three strong earthquakes strike Chile
  A 7.2-magnitude earthquake hit at 11:39 a.m., followed by a 6.9-magnitude quake 16 minutes later. A third, 6.0, came 27 minutes later
  Sweden   Sweden to extradite Auschwitz sign thief
  A court in Stockholm has ruled that a Swedish man can be extradited to Poland to face trial over the theft of a sign from the death camp
Yesterday   Chile   Sebastian Pinera to be sworn in
  Chilean tycoon is due to be sworn in as president of the country, which was recently devastated by a massive earthquake and tsunami
  Mexico Mogul Slim is world's richest person   Somalia Contractors divert Somalia aid  Nigeria  Violence fed by ethnic, economic issues  Greece  2nd general strike in a month  Spain  Madrid crash out after Lyon claim draw  North Africa  Aid worker snatched by al Qaeda freed  Iran  Ahmadinejad attacks US for Afghanistan Yesterday  NW Pakistan  Five killed in attack at charity   Indonesia   Militant Dulmatin killed Map of Jakarta Indonesia
  President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has confirmed that alleged mastermind behind the 2002 Bali bombings was killed in a police raid in Jakarta
  Jerusalem     Biden condemns new Israel housing units
  Vice President Joe Biden the United States condemns Israel's decision to build 1,600 housing units in a Jerusalem neighborhood
 Nigeria  Security chief replaced after massacre   London   Superb Arsenal crush Porto
  Bendtner scored a hat-trick as a rampant Arsenal side thrashed Porto 5-0 at The Emirates to reach the quarterfinals of the Champions League
  Jerusalem   Israel approves new homes in E. Jerusalem  Israel has approved the building of 1,600 new homes in east Jerusalem, in a move that threatens to overshadow Joe Biden's visit  China  China may ban eating dogs, cats  Ireland  Police arrest 7 on murder plot charges  New Delhi  Upper house passes women's quota bill  Turkey  Aid effort mounted for quake victims Mon.  Israel  Joe Biden in Israel to press peace talks  Bangladesh  Burma refugees 'face starvation'  Haiti  Haiti frees missionary; leader still held  Honduras  Report condemns Honduras violence  Washington  US denies settlement West Bank breach  Washington  US eases sanctions to allow freer web   Nigeria     Attack on Nigerian town kills hundreds Map of Jos Nigeria  The death toll violence in central Nigeria climbed to more than 200 after members of a machete-wielding Muslim group attacked a mostly Christian town  Jerusalem  Israel backs West Bank building Sun.   Los Angeles 'Hurt Locker' is best picture, wins 6 Oscars   Lahore Suicide bombing kills 11  Nigeria  President puts forces on alert  Washington  Obama hails Iraq election 'milestone'   Serbia   Djokovic wins marathon tie  World number two beat John Isner in a grueling 4h 16 min. encounter to secure Serbia's passage into the quarterfinals of the Davis Cup   Nigeria Attack on town kills more than 100   Iraq Election hit by insurgent attacks  Chile  Chile mourns victims of earthquake  Karachi  American al Qaeda arrested in Pakistan Sat.  Iraq  Polls open for Iraq national election   Togo Togo president 'wins re-election'   Iceland Plan to repay Icesave debts rejected  Berlin  Robbers raid hotel poker tournament   Southern Iraq   At least 3 killed by blast near shrine Map of Najaf Iraq  A parked car rigged with explosives blew up near a Shiite shrine Ali Holy Shrine in the holy city of Najaf. 54 others were injured  Global  Goal-line technology idea dropped  Helmand  UK's Brown visits troops in Afghanistan   NW Pakistan     Taliban leader in Swat Valley killed  More than two dozen militants were killed in a Pakistani military airstrike that targeted high-value Taliban leaders   Sri Lanka   Rajapaksa dismisses human rights panel  President Mahinda Rajapaksa has denounced plans by UN chief to ask a panel of experts to look into human rights issues on the island Fri.  Washington  Blackwater allegations prompt US review   Madagascar     Pirates seize Norwegian tanker  Pirates have hijacked UBT Ocean off the coast of Madagascar and are steering the ship toward Somalia  Washington  Obama to block vote on Turkey genocide  Chile  Chile sacks official over tsunami alert   Iceland   Referendum on Icesave repayment plan  People are preparing to vote in a referendum on plans to repay debts owed to the UK and the Netherlands in the wake of Icesave bank's collapse   Seychelles French team destroys pirate boats   England   Soldier jailed for refusing to fight in Afgh-n Map of Colchester United Kingdom  Lance Corp. Joe Glenton who went absent without leave rather than return to fight in Afghanistan was jailed for 9 months by a military court   Sumatra   Strong earthquake strikes off coast Map of Bengkulu Indonesia  The quake, which occurred shortly after 11 p.m., was centered about 100 miles west of Bengkulu, and 215 miles south of Padang   Chile     U.N. chief visits as aftershocks shake  Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon arrived in earthquake-damaged Chile, which endured two more strong aftershocks while working to recover   Vatican   Choir singer involved in gay scandal  A Nigerian man who sang in a Vatican choir arranged gay liaisons for an Italian government official who served in the unpaid role of papal usher Thu.   Turkey Turkey anger at US Armenian vote  Beijing  Economic concerns to dominate parliament   London     Brown set to give Iraq evidence  Prime Minister Gordon Brown will give evidence in public later about his role in the events that led to the war   House of Representatives     Congress panel accuses Turks of genocide  House Foreign Affairs Committeel has described the killing of Armenians by Turkish forces during WWI as genocide, despite White House   Sweden Baltic Sea ice traps passenger, cargo ships  Texas  Police warn: Stay out of Mexico towns   Mexico   Law allows same-sex unions takes effect Map of Mexico City Mexico  A law allowing same-sex weddings took effect in Mexico City, one day after the second same-sex marriage was performed in Argentina  Baghdad  Polling stations bombed as election begins  Egypt  Tamim murder conviction quashed   Baghdad   Prime Minister to ask U.S. troops to stay  Nuri al-Maliki has left open the possibility of asking U.S. forces to stay in Iraq longer than planned, depending on the security situation   Singapore     Terror threat in Strait of Malacca  A terrorist group might be planning attacks on oil tankers in the world's busiest shipping lanes   India   More than 60 killed in temple stampede Map of Pratapgarh Uttar Pradesh India  63 people -- most of them children -- were killed when a stampede broke out at a temple offering free utensils and food in northern India   Germany   Islamists convicted over bomb plot  Four Islamists have been convicted by a court of plotting to attack US facilities in the country   Chile   Aftershocks rattle Chile Map of Valparaiso Chile  A 6.1-magnitude aftershock hit near Valparaiso, raising fears that damaged buildings could topple Mar.3  Chile  Aid starts to flow in quake-damaged Chile   Brazil     Brazil, U.S. at odds over Iran  Foreign Minister Celso Amorim said after a meeting with Hillary Clinton that Brazil 'will not bend' to U.S. pressure to seek sanctions against Iran   Barcelona   Giant waves hit cruise ship; 2 killed  Two passengers aboard a cruise ship were killed when 26-foot waves crashed into the Greece-based Louis Cruise Lines  Taiwan  6.4 quake hits southern Taiwan  Washington  Obama urges Congress to vote on health   Northern England   Notorious child killer back in custody  The fury confirmed that Jon Venables, now a 27-year-old man, was placed back in police custody after breaching the conditions of his release   Washington   DC issues same-sex licences  More than 120 gay couples have received marriage licences in the US capital becaming the sixth US jurisdiction to allow same-sex unions   Greece   Greece backs new round of tax rises  The government has approved a new package of tax increases and spending cuts to save 4.8bn euros and ease its budget crisis  Sunni Triangle  Suicide bombers target city of Baquba  Tribal Areas  Pakistan takes Taliban haven   New York   Airport jets 'directed by child'  US officials are investigating how a child was apparently allowed to direct planes at JFK airport - one of the country's busiest Mar.2   New York   Man charged in terror plot to plead guilty  Ahmad Wais Afzali plans to plead guilty to making false statements in what feds have described as a plot to detonate bombs on New York subways   New York   Campbell's driver says model assaulted him  A driver for Naomi Campbell told police that he was assaulted by the supermodel, according to the New York Police Department   Greece   Budget crisis is like wartime situation - PM  Prime Minister George Papandreou has likened the country's budget crisis to a 'wartime situation' and said Greece was at risk of bankruptcy  Chile  Bachelet urges survivors to stay calm   Chile     Clinton promises solidarity for Chile  U.S. Secretary of State is bringing with her more than two dozen satellite phones and a pledge of U.S. commitment to the earthquake-damaged nation   Chile   Death toll at 795 in Chile quake Map of Concepcion Chile  The tally likely will increase in coming days as search-and-rescue crews dig into collapsed buildings and discover more bodies   Uganda   106 bodies recovered after landslides Map of Mount Elgon Uganda  Massive landslides wiped out several villages around Mount Elgon on the Kenya border. 245 people who are still missing and feared dead   Ethiopia   Famine aid 'spent on weapons'  Millions of dollars, earmarked for victims of the Ethiopian famine of 1984-85, went to buy weapons   Iran   Iran shuts down reformist publications  The publications both linked to opposition leader Mehdi Karrub. Iranian authorities citing violations of state rules that govern the media Mar.1  Uruguay  Clinton in Uruguay, plans Chile visit   UN Tribunal     Trial Karadzic resumed  Karadzic told an international tribunal in The Hague that the Serb cause is 'just and holy'   India   Ice deposits found at Moon's pole  A radar experiment aboard Chandrayaan-1 lunar spacecraft has identified thick deposits of water ice near the Moon's north pole   Chile   Extra troops deployed amid quake unrest   Thousands of troops are heading to the devastated earthquake zone as reports emerge of desperate survivors turning to looting and arson   Niger   Coup leaders name transit. Government  The military leadership has formed a new transitional government of twenty ministers, including five soldiers and five women   Moscow     Medvedev rips Olympic 'fat cats'
  President Medvedev called for the resignation of the nation's top Olympic officials after the country's worst performance in a Winter Olympics
  London     Former Bosnian vice president arrested  Ejup Ganic was arrested on a request from Serbia, where he is wanted for conspiracy to murder and breach of the Geneva Convention   Chile   Chileans thirsty, fearful of looting  Nearly 3 days after an 8.8-magnitude earthquake, rescuers in the hardest-hit areas scrambled to reach possible survivors Feb.28  Paris  France declares storms 'national disaster'   Vancouver   Vancouver bids Olympics farewell
  The Winter Olympics drew to a spectacular close after 17 days of intense competition. Canada topped the medal table
  Vancouver   Canadians celebrate men's hockey win  Thousands of Canadians turned the streets of Vancouver into rivers of red in jubilant celebration of the country's Olympic gold-medal win   USA   AIG said to be near $35 billion Asia deal  American International Group Inc. is close to a $35.5 billion deal to sell its Asian life insurance operations to Britain's Prudential PLC   Vancouver   Canada win thrilling final gold of Olympics  Crosby's extra-time goal secured Canada the gold medal after a dramatic 3-2 win over the United States in the men's ice hockey  Chile  President Bachelet steps up quake rescue   Vancouver   Northug wins 50K cross-country race Map of WHISTLER Western Canada  Petter Northug won his fourth medal of the Olympics, using his trademark sprint to overtake Germany's Teichmann on the final straightaway Sunday   France   Storm batters Europe, at least 51 dead  A winter storm named 'Xynthia' battered the western coast of Europe, its high winds downing trees and power lines  Chile  Chileans awake to more aftershocks   North Africa   Al Qaeda kidnapped Italian man, wife  Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb has released an audio message and has set a 25-day deadline for the Italian government to meet its demands Feb.27  Chile  Quake affects two million, says Bachelet  Haiti  Rain triggers deadly floods   Southern China   19 killed in firecracker explosion   A family was setting off firecrackers in front of their home when a flame lit several firecrackers that were on the ground. This caused a huge...   Vancouver   Canada revel in record gold haul  With 13 golds, Canada have become the most successful hosts of a Winter Olympics after guaranteeing that they will finish top of the medals ...   Israel   UK passport probe police in Israel  British police officers are in Israel to investigate the use of fake British passports by suspects in the killing of a Hamas leader in Dubai   Vancouver   U.S. guaranteed record Olympics haul  Bode Miller failed in his bid for an unprecedented medal haul but the United States will finish the 2010 Winter Olympics with a record total   Chile   Massive 8.8 quake hits Chile   An earthquake is killing at least 147 people and triggering tsunami warnings for the entire Pacific basin. The quake struck at 3:34 a.m. off...  Hawaii  Panic as Hawaii braces for tsunami   Washington     Obama adamant on health reform  The US president seeks common ground on healthcare reform, saying millions cannot wait another generation for change   Spain   Storm lashes Spain and Portugal  Powerful winds have hit parts of Spain, Portugal and France, potentially causing damage. As winds of up to 140km/h lashed parts of Spain Feb.26   Turkey   Ex-generals charged over 'plot'  Cetin Dogan, former head of First Army, and Engin Alan, a former special forces commander have been charged over an alleged plot in 2003   Vancouver     U.S. buried Finland, 6-1  The six goals tied a U.S. Olympic record for most goals in a period   Colombia     High court: Uribe can't run for third term  The Constitutional Court ruled against holding a referendum that could have cleared the way for the president to run for a 3rd consecutive t...  Washington  Barak: Nuclear Iran threat beyond Israel   UN Gen. Assembly     UN presses for Gaza war investigation  The General Assembly passed an Arab League-backed resolution calling on Israeli and Palestinian leaders to investigate alleged war crimes   Tiger Woods   Tiger Woods loses Gatorade sponsorship  Energy drink firm, owned by PepsiCo, has ended its sponsorship of Tiger Woods   Egypt   3 killed in luxury cruise ship accident   The Costa Europa crashed into a pier on Friday in Sharm el-Sheikh amid stormy, windy weather   Japan   7.0 earthquake off Okinawa   A tsunami advisory announced shortly after a earthquake struck Ryukyu Islands early Saturday has been canceled   Vancouver   Riesch doubles up with slalom gold   Maria Riesch added slalom gold to her super-combined title as her great friend and rival Lindsey Vonn went out on the first run Feb.25   Vancouver   Korea's Kim skates to gold
  Kim Yu-Na skated a flawless free skate to handily claim Olympic gold in the figure skating finals and earn the first figure skating medal for her country
  Antarctica   Vast iceberg 'may disrupt ocean currents'  A vast iceberg - the size of Luxembourg - which broke off the Antarctic continent could disrupt the world's ocean currents and weather patte...   Kabul   Loud explosions in Afghan capital  Two explosions and the sound of gunfire have been heard in the centre of the capital  Washington  Healthcare summit fails to reach accord   Microsoft   Microsoft shuts down global spam network  Microsoft has won court approval to shut down a network of computers which responsible for more than 1.5bn spam messages every day   Helmand   Afghan flag raised over Taliban town   Authorities raised the Afghan flag over the battle-scarred enclave, a ceremony symbolizing the presence of the government in the Taliban str...   U.S. Senate   Travel Promotion Act approved  The Senate approved the Travel Promotion Act, which creates a nonprofit corporation to market overseas visits to United States   Venezuela   Venezuela slams human rights report  Venezuela's top human rights official disputed findings of a report issued by an OAS commission, and accused of distorting statistics   Vancouver   Rebensburg wins giant slalom  Young German skier Viktoria Rebensburg sprung a huge upset as she claimed gold in the the weather-delayed women's giant slalom   Vancouver   Canada women's ice hockey triumph  Hosts triumphed in the women's ice hockey final with a 2-0 win over arch-rivals the United States at a packed Ice Hockey Palace Feb.24  New Delhi  India, Pakistan: Fresh bid to mend ties   Dubai   Dubai murder suspects climb to 26  Police announced 15 new suspects in the January killing of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh, a Hamas leader at a Dubai hotel   Australia     Australia anger at Dubai killing  Australia has summoned the Israeli ambassador to explain the use of Australian passports by 3 suspects in the killing of a senior Palestinia...   Florida   Whale kills SeaWorld trainer during show   A killer whale has killed a 40-year-old female trainer at the marine park. The whale Tilikum was also involved in the death of a trainer in ...   House of Representatives   Lawmakers grilled Toyota's president  Toyota's president, Akio Toyoda, acknowledged that the company had made mistakes and apologized for the recent lapses in quality control   India   Tendulkar breaks new record   Sachin Tendulkar is adding the highest individual one-day international score to his list of world records   Vancouver   Canada rips Russia, moves to semis  Canada ended 50 years of Olympic hockey frustration against Russia with a 7-3 romp over the world champions   Kashmir     Sniper kills Indian trooper   The death toll among Indian security forces rose to four in the second day of a firefight with militants Feb.23   Greece Greece steeled for 24-hour strike
  Tribal Areas   2 Sikhs beheaded in Pakistan's northwest  Two men from the minority Sikh community in Pakistan's tribal northwest were kidnapped and beheaded by the Pakistan Taliban   Vancouver   Kim grabs huge lead with short program  Kim Yu-nas's core of 78.5 points not only shattered her own world record, it put her almost five points ahead of longtime rival Mao Asada of...   European Union   Google in Brussels antitrust inquiry  The European Commission has launched a preliminary investigation into Google's search engine and its search-advertising service   Sudan   Sudan signs ceasefire with Darfur rebels  President Omar al-Bashir has signed a framework ceasefire deal with one of Darfur's main groups, the Justice and Equality Movement  Nigeria  President Umaru Yar'Adua 'returns home'  Cuba  Prison hunger striker Zapata dies  U.S. Congress  Electronics cited as Toyota problem  Afghanistan  Forces in Afghanistan to limit night raids   France   French air traffic controllers went on strike  Labor unrest continued to roll across Europe despite the suspension of a strike by Lufthansa pilots after just one day   Vancouver   Giant-slalom gold for Janka  Carlo Janka added the men's Olympic giant-slalom title to his list of honors -- after Bode Miller skied out in his attempt to claim a record...   Colombia     Shutdown of magazine raises questions  Colombia lost one of its independent magazines when the parent company of Cambio suddenly announced it was ceasing publication Feb.22   Mexico Argentina rallies support over Falklands  North Korea  U.N.: North Korea should get food aid   Vancouver   Canada Wins Ice Dancing Gold
  Tessa Virtue, 20, and Scott Moir, 22, skating with romance and creativity, gave the Canadians their first-ever ice dancing gold medal
  Haiti   Woman questioned over Haitian orphans  Sarah Thacker, a Minnesota woman who was in Haiti to bring home her adopted son, finds herself facing allegations that the paperwork was fo...   Australia   Rudd: Australia faces major terror threat  Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has warned that his country is now under a permanent and increased threat of militant attack  Washington  Obama pushes to revive healthcare reform   Vancouver   Giant leap gives Austrians ski jump gold   A giant leap from Gregor Schlierenzauer gave Austria a sensational gold medal in the men's team ski jumping competition   New York   Man pleads guilty to subway bomb plot  Najibullah Zazi, an Afghan-born Colorado airport bus driver, has pleaded guilty to plotting to blow up New York's subway system  Germany  Lufthansa strike suspended  al-Zawahiri  Al Qaeda video rails against Turkey   Turkey     At least 40 detained in alleged coup plot  Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said more than 40 people had been detained in a probe into an alleged coup plot against ruling political...   London   British Airways cabin crews vote to strike  Union members representing British Airways cabin crews said they have voted overwhelmingly to strike Feb.21   Vancouver   USA stuns Canada in hockey
  On the day before the 30th anniversary of the Miracle on Ice, Team USA is defeating the mighty Canadian team, 5-3
  Mexico   Latin nations seek unity in regional summit   Leaders of more than 30 Latin American and Caribbean nations are meeting to launch a group that will serve as an alternative to the OAS   Florida     Space shuttle Endeavour lands   The shuttle landed after a two-week mission to the international space station. While on the mission, the crew delivered a third connecting ...   Japan   Toyota exec boasts saving $100M  A Toyota executive boasted of the company saving $100 million by negotiating a limited recall for Toyota Camry and Lexus ES cars   United Kingdom   Oil drilling set to start off Falkland islands   A British rig is due to begin drilling for oil in the territorial waters of the Falkland Islands, despite opposition from Argentina   Southern Afghanistan   Nato strike kills number of Afghan civilians   Nato had used airborne weapons to engage a convoy of suspected insurgents. Afghan officials say at least 19 civilians died in the attack   Germany   Lufthansa four-day strike begins  About 4,000 pilots have gone on strike for four days in a dispute over job security. Lufthansa has cancelled 3,000 flights and has warned of...   United Arab Emirates     UAE vows to catch Hamas official killers  Foreign minister Anwar Gargash: The United Arab Emirates will bring the killers of a top Hamas official to justice   Northern Iraq   2 U.S. pilots killed in helicopter accident  The pilots' aircraft 'made a hard landing' inside Contingency Operating Base Speicher. There were no enemy forces present   Vancouver   Bode Miller secures first Olympic gold  American secured his first ever Olympic gold medal, in the super combined, after Aksel Lund Svindal failed to finish the slalom   Portugal   Flood rescuers search streets and houses   Rescue workers are searching mud-filled streets and houses on the island of Madeira after flash floods left at least 40 people dead  Germany  Lufthansa strike threatens global pain   Georgia   Luger killed at Olympics laid to rest
Map of Bakuriani Georgia
  21-year-old Kumaritashvili who propelled to his death after sliding off the track during an practice run in Vancouver was laid to rest
  Saudi Arabia   Saudi women to win court access  Saudi Arabia is planning to bring in a new law to allow women lawyers to argue cases in court for the first time Feb.20   Southern Philippines   Troops 'kill' Abu Sayyaf militants Map of Jolo Philippines
  Philippine troops killed six Islamic militants in an assault on a rebel camp on Jolo island. There are reports that a senior Abu Sayyaf commander killed
  Portugal   Aid rushed to Madeira after deadly floods Map of Madeira Portugal
  The Portuguese military has sent specialist rescue teams to the island, where at least 32 people are known to have died in rainstorms
  Vancouver   Korean skater doubles up  Lee Jung-Su at the Winter Olympics gets his second gold medal following up his victory from the 1,500m event in an Olympic record time   Vancouver   Ammann wins fourth ski jump gold
  Swiss ski-jumper Simon Ammann made history with his second gold medal of the 2010 Winter Olympics
  Vancouver   Fischbacher wins super-G gold  Andrea Fischbacher denied downhill champion Lindsey Vonn a double in women's alpine skiing speed events when she claimed a victory in the su...   Berlin   Roman Polanski wins best director award  Roman Polanski has won the Silver Bear for best director at the Film Festival for his new political thriller, The Ghost Writer   Chad   Key Darfur rebels sign ceasefire deal  The government of Sudan has signed a ceasefire agreement with the Justice and Equality Movement, one of the main rebel factions in Darfur   Portugal Madeira floods and mudslides kill 43
 Helmand  Taliban put up stiff resistance   Baghdad   Sunni party to boycott Iraqi elections  The Iraqi Front for National Dialogue, headed by Saleh al-Mutlaq, says was Iranian influence that led to the banning of participants in the ...   Baltimore   Haig, former US secretary of state, dies  Alexander Haig, 85, had been admitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital in on 28 January with complications associated with an infection Feb.19   Tribal Areas   Air strike 'kills 30' in South Waziristan Map of South Waziristan West Pakistan
  It says a militant 'hideout' was hit in the Shawal mountains near the Afghan border
  Netherlands   Cabinet collapses in Afghan dispute
  The Dutch government has collapsed over disagreements within the governing coalition on extending troop deployments in Afghanistan
  Florida Tiger Woods makes apology for infidelity
  Vancouver   Olympics: Svindal edges Bode for gold   Aksel Lund Svindal of Norway claimed his first Olympic gold medal with victory in the men's super-G at Whistler Creekside   Guinea   ICC: killings 'crime against humanity'  International Criminal Court: The killing of opposition supporters in Guinea last year was a crime against humanity   Morocco Minaret collapse kills 41   Moscow   Cop jailed over supermarket rampage  Yevsyukov, a Moscow police officer, was sentenced to life in prison for killing two people and injuring seven in a drunken shooting rampage   Iran   Iran launches guided-missile destroyer  Jamaran has the capacity to carry about 120 people and is armed with surface-to-air missiles, torpedoes and modern naval cannons   Brazil   64 Canadian students rescued at sea  All students and crew on a Concordia, Canadian ship, that sank 300 miles from the Brazilian coast have been rescued Feb.18   Niger Military coup ousts president  Beijing  Dalai Lama-Obama meeting angers China   Pacific Northwest   Final Canadian WWI veteran dies   John Babcock , the last Canadian veteran of World War I, has died at the age of 109. He enlisted at the age of 15 after lying about his age   Vancouver     Lysacek upsets Plushenko in free skate  Evan Lysacek of the U.S. edged out favorite and defending gold medalist Evgeni Plushenko to win the gold medal in the men's free skating pro...   Texas Pilot air attack on US tax office   Haiti     UN seeks record quake aid donations
  The United Nations has increased its humanitarian appeal for Haiti to $1.44bn - an all-time high. Bill Clinton launched the latest appeal
  Niger   Military halts nation's constitution
  The order, read by Col. Goukoye Abdul Karimou, was attributed to the Superior Council for the Restoration of Democracy
  Argentina   Beef prices could plummet after boycott  Three days after a consumers' group called for a meat boycott, the head of Argentina's beef industry said prices will fall by week's end   Texas   Remains of 2 found after plane crash   The remains of two people have been found in a building where a man crashed a small plane. 11 others were treated for minor injuries   Miami   Body of stowaway falls from plane  The body of an apparent stowaway fell from the wheel well of 767 aircraft, Amerijet flight 840, taking off from the Dominican Republic   Sri Lanka   Murdered journalist honored as 'hero'  Lasantha Wickrematunge, who was shot last year has been recognized by the International Press Institute as a hero for freedom of the press Feb.17   Argentina   Lawmakers support Falklands initiative  Argentine legislators rallied behind President Fernandez, who signed a decree requiring ships navigating from to the disputed islands to obtain...   London   Britain releases new UFO files  Made public, the files are the fifth collection of unidentified flying objects to be released by the Ministry of Defence and The National Ar...   France   Air France probe narrows search area  Investigators seeking the cause of the crash of a jet last year have significantly narrowed the area they are searching to find the wreckage   Washington   New US investigation for Toyota  Japanese carmaker is facing a new US investigation into complaints of steering problems in its Corolla model  London  UK pressure Israel over Dubai murder   Afghanistan   U.N. envoy: Reconciliatory efforts needed  Kai Eide, the U.N. special representative to Afghanistan: The Taliban should halt attacks on schools and clinics to demonstrate the reconcil...   Washington   New charges against arms dealer Bout  International arms dealer Viktor Bout has been indicted on illegally purchasing U.S. cargo planes to ferry weapons to warring parties   Haiti     8 jailed American missionaries leave Haiti  8 of the 10 US missionaries accused of kidnapping children in Haiti after the quake have been released from custody   Southern France   Wine producers guilty of US scandal   A dozen French winemakers and traders have been found guilty of a massive scam to sell 18 million bottles of fake Pinot Noir to a leading bu...   Vancouver   Golden girl Vonn triumphs  Lindsey Vonn of the United States made a dominant victory in the women's downhill at Whistler Creekside   Germany   Pilots in strike threat at Lufthansa  Europe's largest airline by revenues faces a damaging four-day strike by its pilots in an escalating confrontation Feb.16   Argentina     Argentina requires permits for Falklands
Map of Falklands Argentina
  President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner signed a decree requiring all ships navigating from Argentina to the Islands to carry a government permit
  Washington   New US ambassador for Syria  President Obama has formally nominated career diplomat Robert Ford as the first American ambassador to Syria in five years   Helmand   Marines seize key police HQ in offensive   U.S. Marines fighting the Taliban are taking over the police headquarters in the center of the Taliban stronghold of Marjah   Global   ISS crew in third spacewalk  Astronauts are making their final spacewalk of the current shuttle mission to the International Space Station   Washington   US to build two nuclear power stations
  Obama has announced $8bn of federal loan to begin building in the state of Georgia the first US nuclear power stations for 30 years
  Vancouver   Second gold for Canada  Maelle Ricker's snowboarding category delayed due to bad weather and a men's alpine skiing event postponed   Dubai Dubai ties Hamas official's death to EU
  Paris   Landis accused of hacking in warrant
  A judge has issued an arrest warrant for U.S. cyclist Floyd Landis for allegedly hacking into the computer system of the French anti-doping agency's lab
  Egypt   Malaria, genetic diseases plagued King Tut
  The legendary 'boy king' Tutankhamun died of conditions including malaria and complications from a leg fracture
  London   Abbey Road studios hits auction block  Abbey Road, the recording studios immortalized by the Beatles album, has been put on the market by EMI   Greece   Bomb blast hits J.P. Morgan building   A medium sized-bomb exploded at a building housing offices of the financial services firm   Milan   Man Utd beat Becks' Milan  Rooney upstaged David Beckham as Manchester United claimed a 3-2 win against AC Milan in the first leg of the Champions League last-16 tie Feb.15   Karachi Top Taliban commander captured
  Argentina     Trial starts in 'robbery of the century'  About 600 witnesses are expected to testify in a trial that started for a bank heist some call Argentina's 'robbery of the century'   Haiti   4 children die as classroom collapses   A boulder fell on top of the classroom in the Carrenage area of the northern coastal city. There have been rains in the area recently   Georgia   Luger 'had fears over Olympic track'
  Nodar Kumaritashvili, 21, killed in a training accident in Vancouver phoned his father before the Games to say the layout of the track frightened him
  Saudi Arabia   FM al-Faisal doubts Iran sanctions plans
  Saudi Arabia's foreign minister: Imposing more sanctions on Iran over its nuclear programme would not be a quick enough solution
  Vancouver   Defago wins downhill gold  Didier Defago ended Switzerland's gold-medal drought in the Winter Olympics downhill skiing event   Belgium 18 killed in Belgian train crash
  Helmand Steady gains for Afghanistan offensive   Microsoft   Microsoft launches Windows 7 mobile  Microsoft has launched the latest version of its mobile phone operating system, called Windows Phone 7 series Feb.14  Afghanistan  McChrystal regrets Afghan deaths   Sydney   Five terror attack plotters sentenced  Five men convicted of a terrorist conspiracy in Sydney have been handed jail sentences of between 17 and 21 years   Vatican     Pope meets Irish clergy on abuse  Ireland's Roman Catholic bishops are preparing for an unprecedented meeting with Pope Benedict XVI at the Vatican on child abuse scandal   Vancouver   Olympics: Double gold for France  Vincent Jay caused a massive upset by winning the men's sprint biathlon. Jason Lamy Chappuis prevailed in a thrilling cross country section   Florida   McMurray Wins Daytona 500   Jamie McMurray is holding off a hard-charging Dale Earnhardt Jr. over a wild, two-lap sprint to the finish of NASCAR's version of the Super ...   Helmand   Coalition finds resistance, explosives Map of Marjah Southern Afghanistan
  12 Afghan civilians were killed when two rockets fired by coalition forces missed their target, as the Taliban showed stiff resistance to the NATO assault
  Tel Aviv   Israeli accused of having 23 wives  Goel Ratzon, 60, accused of having 23 wives and fathering 59 children, was charged with sexual assault, rape, sodomy and enslavement   India     Iranian, Italian among bakery blast dead   An Italian and an Iranian were among 8 dead from a terror attack at an eatery popular among expatriates in the western Indian city   Qatar     Clinton warns Iran not to build bomb  US Secretary of State has said the US would welcome peaceful engagement with Iran but not 'while they are building their bomb'   Vancouver   Crash gives Ohno silver  American skating star Apolo Anton Ohno snatched a record-breaking silver medal at the Winter Olympics in after a crash by his South Korean r... Feb.13  Helmand  Coalition troops find 'minimal interference'   Vancouver   Warm temps hit some Olympic events
  It is unseasonably warm in the Northwest, and several events on the Olympics have already been postponed or canceled
  Alabama   University shooter 'killed brother'   Amy Bishop, the biology professor charged with shooting dead three staff is alleged to have also killed her brother 24 years ago   Afghanistan     Nato hails major Afghan operation
  Nato forces in Afghanistan have hailed as a success the first phase of a major operation to oust the Taliban from two key districts
  Ukraine   Tymoshenko to contest election result  The defeated candidate in recent presidential election run-off, Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, has vowed to challenge the result in court   Vancouver   Ski-jumper wins first gold  Switzerland's Simon Ammann claimed the first gold medal of the 2010 Winter Olympics when he won the opening men's ski-jumping event   Baghdad   Bombs target political party sites  Explosions at the offices of five political parties wounded at least 10 people. Bombs in different places detonated within a span of a few h...   Helmand Taliban stronghold under siege
 India  Restaurant bomb blast kills eight   Vancouver   Luge resumes with safety changes
  The men's event was moved to the lower women's start, which was expected to cut speeds by around 10kph
Feb.12   Vancouver Olympic opening clouded by death
  Yemen   Cease-fire breached  The same day a cease-fire agreement was to go into effect, Yemeni Deputy Interior Minister accused rebels of trying to assassinate him  Vancouver  Luger killed in Olympics practice crash   Helmand NATO launching major Afghan offensive  Haiti  National mourning month after earthquake   Southern California   Google: We won't pull out of China   Co-founder Sergey Brin said he's optimistic that his search engine will not have to pull out of China over hacking and censorship issues Feb.11   London     Broadcasters condemn Iran over jamming
  The BBC, Deutsche Welle and Voice of America have strongly condemned Iran for its 'deliberate electronic interference' in their broadcasts
  France     French finance minister defends euro  Christine Lagarde said the euro has made the 16 European countries that use it 'stronger' and reinforced the level of trade among them   Uruguay   Former president sentenced to 30 years  A court sentenced former Juan Maria Bordaberry for the coup that consolidated his power in 1973 and for human rights violations   London   MI5 denies withholding documents  The head of MI5 has denied his staff withheld documents relating to the alleged torture of a UK resident from a House of Commons committee   North Mexico   Protest disrupts Calderon's visit
Map of Ciudad Juarez Mexico
  Mexican President Felipe Calderon faced public anger during a visit to the country's most violent city on the border with the US
 New York  Clinton was on 'frenetic pace'   South Africa     South Africa honors Mandela  Former South African freedom fighter made a rare appearance as the parliament met to honor him on the 20th anniversary of his release from p...   Mumbai     Attack suspect's lawyer shot dead  Gunmen shot dead Shahid Azmi representing a man accused of helping the Mumbai attackers who killed 164 people in November 2008 Feb.10  Iran  Iran braces for anti-government protests  Cape Town  Mandela's release 20 years ago marked   Beijing   Dissident's 11-year sentence upheld  The Beijing High People's Court upheld an 11-year prison term for Liu Xiaobo, a prominent dissident sentenced for subversion late last year   Iran   Google users in Iran report problems  Google's e-mail traffic in Iran has dropped sharply, amid reports access is being restricted for the Islamic Revolution's anniversary   Greece PM vows to slash huge government deficit   Hong Kong   'Milkshake murder' woman wins appeal
  Nancy Kissel, an American was found guilty of killing her husband in a case that rocked Hong Kong's expatriate community
  Washington   Records fall as snow batters East Coast  Heavy snow pummeled much of the East Coast, battering states for the second time in a week and forcing many people to stay home   Haiti     Haitians cancel Carnival celebration  This year, the 3-day festival has been canceled, another indication of the enormity of the earthquake's devastation Feb.9   Dubai   Burj Khalifa tower deck shut  The tallest skyscraper in the world has temporarily closed its 124th floor observation deck to the public due to power supply problems   Haiti     Quake toll rises to 230,000  The number of people killed in the Haiti earthquake could be 230,000, the government says, revising its latest estimate up by 18,000

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