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5th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina Map of http%3A%2F%2Fnews.bbc.co.uk%2F2%2Fshared%2Fspl%2Fhi%2Famericas%2F05%2Fkatrina%2Fhtml%2Fdefault.stm Louisiana
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Aug.29   New Orleans  
  1,836 people lost their lives in the hurricane and in the subsequent floods
 The costliest and one of the deadliest hurricanes in the history of the United States. Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast as far as 100 miles from the storm's center. Parts of New Orleans are flooded with up to 6 feet of water after some of the pumps failed. The storm is estimated to have been responsible for $81.2 billion in damage

Aug.21   Australia  
  The race between Labor and the conservative opposition Liberal Party is expected to focus on the economy, health, climate change and immigration
Aug.20   Libya   Anniversary of Lockerbie bomber return
  Abdelbaset Ali al-Megrahi, 57, has left Scotland on board a plane bound for Libya after being freed from prison on compassionate grounds
Aug.15   Arab Countries     Ramadan begins
  Islamic month of fasting, in which participating Muslims refrain from eating, drinking, that is in excess or ill-natured; from dawn until sunset
Aug.12   Arctic     10th anniversary of Kursk submarine
  All 118 crew members on board the nuclear submarine perished when the Kursk exploded and sank
coming Wed.   Washington     Barack Hussein Obama is 49
  44th and current President of the United States. He is the first African American to hold the office
coming Mon.  Kuwait  20th anniversary of Gulf War  
Recent Stories Today   NW Pakistan   Pakistan flooding death toll reaches 800 Map of North West Frontier West Pakistan
  The number reflects those killed only in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, previously known as the North West Frontier Province
 Rescuers are struggling to reach inundated areas where transport and communication are down. Peshawar is cut off.
  Russia     Wldfires:25 dead, thousands homeless
  The Russian government said it has sent some 240,000 people to fight the blazes, which are among the worst ever to hit the region
  Ruhr   Thousands mourn Love Parade victims Map of Duisburg West Germany
  Thousands of people gathered for a memorial service a week after a stampede at a German music festival left 21 people dead
  Iraq     Saddam-era official issues message
  An audio message purportedly from Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri, the highest-ranking at-large member of Saddam Hussein regime has been released
Yesterday   Australia     Change call after Australia fires
  A report into Australia's worst bushfires has called for sweeping changes to the way the authorities respond to natural disasters
  NW Pakistan   Deaths rise in South Asia monsoon
  More than 400 people have been killed and 400,000 displaced by monsoon flooding in Pakistan and Afghanistan
  USA Wikileaks' Assange denies 'blood on hands'   Moscow Rejected Russian boy back in orphanage  Iran  More than 100 hurt in Iran earthquake  Colombia  Farc call for talks with new president   USA US economic growth slows to 2.4%   Afghanistan July worst month for U.S. in Afghanistan   Moscow Medvedev orders army to fight wildfires Yesterday   Mexico   Military 'kills' drug lord Ignacio Coronel Map of Guadalajara Mexico
  The government says security forces have killed Ignacio 'Nacho' Coronel, a top member of the powerful Sinaloa drug cartel
  Beirut     Syria and Saudi leaders in Beirut
  President Bashar al-Assad and King Abdullah are set to pay a joint visit to Lebanon. UN to indicts members of the Hezbollah for Hariri's assassination
  Google Google search working again in China  Louisiana  Gulf oil cleanup chief details plans  FBI  FBI to aid Afghan war leak probe  Egypt  OK for direct Palestinian talks with Israel  North Mexico  62 cops linked to drug cartels arrested   France   Woman buried 8 babies Map of Douai France  French prosecutors charged a woman with murder after she admitted giving birth to and smothering eight babies over a 17-year period  Arizona  Arizona to challenge law blocks  Congo  80 die in ferry accident  Cameroon  Scores die of cholera  NW Pakistan  At least 90 people dead in flooding  Uganda  Anthrax kills 82 hippos, 9 buffalo Wed.  North Mexico  Four journalists held hostage  Greece  Drivers told to end strike  Canada  Doomed 1848 ship found in Arctic   Barcelona   Catalonia bans bullfighting  Catalonia is the first Spanish mainland region to ban bullfighting after its parliament voted to outlaw the tradition on animal cruelty grounds   Arizona   Judge blocks part of AZ immigration law  A federal judge granted a preliminary injunction that blocked the most controversial parts of the law  Pakistan  Pakistan mourns air crash victims  Southern India  UK PM to Pakistan: Don't export terror  Tonga  Afghanistan war means jobs for Tongans  Mexico  Mexico approves decision on immigr. Law Tue.   Pakistan     Plane crashes in Pakistan capital Map of Islamabad Pakistan  An Airbus A321 crashed as it was about to land, in heavy monsoon rain and poor visibility, killing all 152 people on board   Uganda More AU troops to Somalia   Iran   Lawyer in stoning case reportedly in hiding  Human rights attorney Mohammed Mostafaei helped bring the world's attention to Sakineh Mohammedie Ashtiani, a 43-year-old mother of two   Washington   Pentagon: Leaked reports not top-secretInvestigation  U.S. officials from the president down tried to downplay the leak of tens of thousands of documents about the war in Afghanistan   Southern India     Cameron begins Indian trade drive   The prime minister has begun a two-day visit to India with the aim of strengthening relations and creating jobs back in the UK   United Kingdom     BP ousts CEO Hayward  Tony Hayward will step down amid ongoing outrage over the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico and will be replaced by American Robert Dudley  Southern China  Dozens missing in China landslide  Argentina  Maradona out as Argentine coach   North Mexico   Police find human heads   Eight human heads have been found in four locations outside the city of Durango   Kenya   Illegal local brew kills 14   At least 14 people died in a slum after drinking illegal local brew, which may have been laced with chemicals to make it more potent   North Mexico   Guard slain where inmates let out to kill   Ofelia Veronica Lares Rodriguez, 45, killed at a prison where the warden let out inmates at night to commit drug-related slayings Mon.  United Kingdom  BP set to announce record loss  Washington  'Weeks to assess' Afghan war leak  London  BP boss set for £600,000 pension   New Zealand   Boy survives 16-story plunge from balcony   Less than a week after falling 16 stories from an apartment balcony, 15-year-old boy, was walking around a hospital   Romania     Israeli helicopter crashes in Romania   Seven people, including six Israelis, are feared dead after CH-53 crashed in Romania during a joint military exercise   Kabul     Karzai: NATO strike killed 52 civilians  Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai on Monday condemned a NATO strike in Helmand province that he said caused 52 civilian deaths   Uganda   Scuffles mark AU summit   Scuffles between Gadhafi's presidential guard and Ugandan security personnel have twice broken out on the shores of Lake Victoria   Uganda     Africa to boost its Somalia force  African Union leaders at a summit in Uganda have agreed to reinforce the AU peacekeeping force in Somalia to counter al-Shabab militants Sun.   Cambodia Former Khmer Rouge's Duch found guilty   North Mexico   Arrested man suspected in car attack   Carlos Vasquez Barragan, a man who local police believe was responsible for a fatal car bombing in Ciudad Juarez, is in custody   Paris     Armstrong team honors cancer survivors  The start of the final stage of the Tour de France was delayed when officials asked Armstrong and his team to remove their commemorative jer...   USA   Thousands of Afghan war docs go online  A whistle-blower website has published more than 90,000 U.S. military and diplomatic reports about Afghanistan filed between 2004 and January 2010  North Mexico  Prisoners 'freed for killings'   Istanbul   Iran offers to restart talks on nuclear fuel  Iran has offered to restart limited talks on a proposed exchange of nuclear fuel after talks with Brazil and Turkey over Tehran's nuclear pr...  Paris  Contador claims third Tour de France title   Ruhr Number of dead at music festival rises   Italy   Ferrari fined $100,000 but result stands
  Ferrari have been fined for breaching sporting regulations after appearing to implement team orders during the German Prix
 United Kingdom  BP boss Hayward 'negotiates exit'   Afghanistan     Abducted U.S. service member killed  Local officials: One of two American service members who were abducted in Afghanistan on Friday has been killed Sat.   South Korea   U.S., South Korea begin military exercises  Amid heightened tensions with North Korea, the United States and South Korea began joint military exercises, dubbed Invincible Spirit   Russia     Putin meets expelled Russia spies  Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has said he met the Russian intelligence agents deported from the US in a spy-swap row in July   Iowa   Residents flee after U.S. lake dam fails   The Lake Delhi dam on an eastern Iowa lake suffered a 'catastrophic' failure, sending a massive amount of water into nearby communities  Louisiana  Oil spill vessels return to site   Brazil   Menezes is new Brazil coach  Mano Menezes has been entrusted to lead Brazil into the next World Cup on home soil after being named as the replacement for sacked Dunga   Ruhr   Festival stampede kills 19   At least 17 people have been killed at the Love Parade electronic music festival in the German city of Duisburg after panic sparked a stampe...  Southern Afghanistan  Bombs kill five U.S. troops in Afghanistan   Southern France   Contador extends Tour lead   Alberto Contador will take a 39-second lead into the final stage of the Tour de France after fighting off a challenge from Schleck   Libya   BP set to begin Libyan drilling   Oil giant has confirmed it will begin drilling off the Libyan coast in the next few weeks in the Gulf of Sirte following a deal signed in 20...   Eastern Afghanistan   Taliban 'seize US soldiers'   The two men were seized in Logar province after an exchange of fire with the militants. The US military offered a $20,000 for the informatio...   Iran   Iran launches nuclear fusion program  The head of Iran's nuclear energy agency announced that the country had launched a 'serious' nuclear fusion research program Jul.23  North Mexico  Mass grave contains 21 bodies  North Korea  N Korea warns of nuclear response  Global  Rallies for jailed Iranian woman   Southern Philippines   Earthquakes strike south of Philippines   A series of four strong earthquakes spanning just over an hour struck the Moro Gulf. The last quake ran the deepest at 616 kilometers  Louisiana  Oil workers set to leave as storm nears   European Union   Europe's big banks pass stress tests  Officials led by the European Central Bank tested 91 banks, and most of banks passed stress tests aimed at shoring up confidence in the econ...   France     Entire France soccer squad suspended
  New coach Laurent Blanc has chosen not to select any of the 23-man World Cup squad, that refused to take part in a training session
 China  Record water levels test giant dam  Netherlands  Firm guilty of 'exporting toxic waste'   Kosovo   Bank leader arrested in corruption probe  Authorities arrested Hashim Rexhepi, the governor of the Central Bank after searching his house and office as part of a corruption investiga...   North Korea   N. Korea vows 'physical response' to drills  North Korea on heightened its threats against upcoming U.S.-supported military exercises after talks over the sinking of a South Korean wars... Jul.22   Louisiana     Storm forces ships off spill site   Dozens of ships in the Gulf of Mexico have been ordered to leave the site of the BP spill by the US government as Tropical Storm Bonnie gathers...   Microsoft   Windows 7 boosts Microsoft profit  Microsoft has reported profits of $4.52bn for the three months between April and June - up 48% on the same period last year   European Union   Europe banks set for stress tests  European officials are scheduled to issue report cards Friday afternoon following stress tests of 91 major banks   Pakistan   Pakistan extends tenure of army chief  The government has extended by 3 years the tenure of Gen. Ashfaq Pervez Kayani, who has overseen anti-terrorism efforts against the Taliban   USA     BP 'buying silence' over oil leak  The head of the American Association of Professors has accused BP of trying to buy the best scientists to help its defence against litigatio...   Venezuela   Venezuela breaks relations with Colombia  Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said that he is breaking off relations with Colombia. He called President Uribe 'crazed'  Netherlands  Court rules Kosovo independence legal   Southern France   Schleck and Contador cross line together   Defending champion Contador retains his slender eight-second advantage over his rival   Guantanamo     Spain, Latvia take Guantanamo detainees  Two more people held at the Guantanamo Bay detention facility have been transferred to other countries   North Korea     N. Korea agrees to talks on sinking  North Korea has agreed to hold talks with the U.S.-led U.N. Command on the peninsula over the sinking of a South Korean warship   Northeast China   5,700 homes lost in China floods   Relentless flooding has led to the collapse of 5,700 houses and the relocation of at least 152,000 residents in northeastern China Jul.21  Southern China  Flooding fears intensify  North Korea  North Korea criticises new US sanctions   Washington   Bernanke uncertain on US economy  US Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke has warned that the outlook for the US economy remains 'unusually uncertain'   Thailand   Visa of pianist accused of rape revoked  Thailand has revoked the visa of Mikhail Pletnev, a Russian pianist accused of raping a 14-year-old boy   China   Baidu profit doubles in record quarter  While Google struggles with the Chinese market, local search giant is soaring to new heights, reporting net income of $123.6 million   U.S. Senate     BP boss invited to Lockerbie hearing  The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has invited Tony Hayward to answer questions about BP and the release of the convicted Lockerbie bomb...   Florida   Conrad Black released from prison  Canadian-born tycoon Conrad Black has been freed from a Florida prison on bail, pending an appeal over fraud convictions  Chad  Chad rules out arresting Sudan leader  Washington  Obama signs financial reform law   San Francisco Bay Area   Facebook hits 500m user milestone  Social network giant, which launched in 2004, has gained around 100 million new users in the last six months  England  Scientists discover monster star   Sao Paulo   Hundreds of penguins wash up on coast  Biologists suspect that cold waters were responsible for the deaths of more than 550 penguins that washed up on shore in the past 10 days   Haiti     IMF forgives Haiti's $268 million debt  The executive board of the International Monetary Fund approved the cancellation of Haiti's $268 million debt to the fund   China   Controversial dam standing firm   The giant Three Gorges Dam which spans Yangtze River, has withstood the biggest test of its flood control capabilities since it was completed... Jul.20  South Korea  Clinton and Gates visit Korea DMZ   Kurdistan     PKK sets disarmament conditions  The leader of a Kurdish rebel group engaged in a guerrilla war with Turkey is willing to disarm in return for greater political and cultural...  Washington  Lockerbie bomber release 'not BP's fault'   Kabul   Powers back Afghan takeover date  A major conference on Afghanistan has endorsed Karzai's goal that Afghan forces should lead security operations across the country by 2014  China  Death toll rises in floods   Venezuela     Chavez: Government owns part of radio  President Hugo Chavez: Venezuela will name a government representative to the board of opposition broadcaster Globovision   UN     Senior official chastises UN chief  A departing senior U.N. official has released a rebuke of her boss's performance -- saying the United Nations is 'drifting into irrelevance'   Paris   Soccer stars quizzed over prostitution ring  Two members of the French national soccer team, Franck Ribery and Karim Benzema, were being questioned by police   Russian Far East   Russia to build a new spaceport   Prime Minister Vladimir Putin: Russia will invest US $800m (£527m) into a new spaceport in the country's Far East Jul.19  London  Cameron agrees Lockerbie meeting  Kabul  Karzai seeks greater aid control   Washington   Paper exposes US 'security flaws'  Washington Post: The US secret intelligence gathering systems have grown so much since 9/11 that no-one knows their exact cost, nor size  Louisiana  Leaks near BP well may be natural   Austria   Gel cuts HIV transmission rate in study  A new topical gel has shown promise in helping to protect women from HIV infection, according to a study at the International AIDS Conferenc...   London   Airbus, Boeing battle for airshow sales  At the 47th Farnborough International Airshow the world's two biggest aircraft manufacturers hoping it will mark a turning point after a turbulent...   Chicago   Conrad Black is granted bail  A US appeals court has granted bail to the media tycoon Conrad Black pending an appeal against his fraud conviction   Southern France   Contador seizes yellow jersey  Defending champion seized the yellow jersey in the Tour de France in controversial fashion after a mechanical problem cost Andy Schleck   Bolivia   Cold temperatures cause death, damage  An intense cold front in southern Latin America continues to blanket the region. 18 people have died in Bolivia Jul.18   India   At least 45 dead in train collision   More than 80 passengers were hospitalized after a moving train rammed into a stopped Vananchal Express train in eastern India  Louisiana  Seepage detected at oil spill site  Washington  US seeks BP well cap release plan   Scotland   Oosthuizen seals runaway win Map of St.Andrews United Kingdom
  South Africa's Louis Oosthuizen claimed his first major title with a runaway seven-shot victory in the British Open at St.Andrews. Tiger closes with 72
 North Mexico  Party-goers gunned down   Global   June warmest on record globally  Warmer-than-average conditions were present across nearly all continents, including much of the United States   USA   U.S. citizen writing for al Qaeda website  U.S. intelligence believes the principal author of the new Inspire magazine is an American citizen who left for Yemen in October 2009   Baghdad   Baghdad suicide attack kills 43   The attacker targeted members of the Awakening Council as they waited to receive paychecks  Pakistan  Clinton in Pakistan to bolster relations  Louisiana  Recapped Gulf oil well continues to hold   Papua New Guinea   Tsunami warning after Pacific quake Map of Kandrian Papua New Guinea
  Two earthquakes with magnitudes of 6.9 and 7.3, struck in the New Britain Region of Papua New Guinea in the southwestern Pacific ocean
  Barcelona   Girl, 15, dies in amusement park accident  The girl died and two other people were hospitalized with severe injuries after an amusement park ride broke in midair   Uganda   Uganda 'bombers' photos released  Images of two men police believe carried out deadly bombings in Uganda a week ago have been released Jul.17   Puerto Rico   Twister strikes Puerto Rico; 4 hurt Map of Mayaguez Puerto Rico
  A tornado touched down in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, on Saturday afternoon, injuring at least four people and leaving the area without electricity
  China   China mine accident kills 28 Map of Shaanxi China
  Rescue crews worked to retrieve the remains of 28 workers killed in a coal mine accident in northwest China
  Puerto Rico   Caribbean 'drug baron' arrested   Jose Figueroa Agosto, one of the Caribbean region's most wanted alleged drug barons has been arrested, ending a decade-long manhunt   Scotland   Oosthuizen holds four-shot lead   Louis Oosthuizen is four strokes clear of Paul Casey going into the final round of the British Open, after a superb three-under-par 69   London   Burka ban would be 'un-British'  Banning the wearing of the Islamic full veil in public would be 'un-British', the immigration minister has said   Vietnam   Deadly storm slams Vietnam  The deadly weather system 'Conson' was downgraded to a tropical depression after slamming the northern coast with heavy rains and high winds   Louisiana     BP extends testing of capped oil well
  Testing of newly capped Gulf of Mexico oil well is to continue for a further 24 hours
  West Bank   EU committed to Palestinian statehood  The foreign affairs chief for the European Union said the alliance is committed to Palestinian statehood and to improving the situation in G...   Southern France   Order pledge after Grenoble riots   The French government has vowed to restore order after rioting in the eastern city of Grenoble over a shooting by police   Switzerland   Polanski makes first public appearance  Film director Roman Polanski has made his first public appearance since being released from house arrest in Switzerland four days ago  Southern France  Grenoble rioters shoot at police  Louisiana  BP oil well 'withstands pressure'   Southern France     Vinokourov wins stage; Schleck still leads   Returning to the Tour de France after a doping ban, Alexandre Vinokourov won the 13th stage while Andy Schleck kept the yellow jersey   Northeast China   China pipelines burn for 15 hours   Two oil pipelines which exploded in the port city of Dalian started a fire, which began after a ship carrying 300,000 tonnes of oil unloaded...   Australia   Australian PM sets election date  Prime Minister Julia Gillard: Australia will hold a general election on 21 August   Washington     Hillary Clinton to visit Afghanistan  Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is heading to Afghanistan on a mission that will take her to a major international conference in Kabul   Helmand   Troops seize drugs, bomb-making material  1.9 tons of processed heroin, 1,800 pounds of raw opium and 200 pounds of illegal fertilizer were discovered by troops during a security ope... Jul.16   Ohio   AIG agrees to $725m fraud payout  The US insurance giant has agreed to pay $725m (£474m) to settle a long-running fraud case against it   Louisiana   Capped well not leaking, BP says
  BP says there are no signs of leakage from its ruptured oil well in the Gulf of Mexico, a day after the flow was stopped for the first time since April
  San Francisco Bay Area   Apple offers free iPhone 4 cases  CEO Steve Jobs unveiled the offer at a press conference called to tackle the ongoing speculation about the iPhone 4's antenna problem   Australia New Australian PM to call for elections  Venezuela  Venezuela recalls ambassador to Colombia   North Mexico   Drug gang 'use car bomb' Map of Ciudad Juarez Mexico
  A deadly attack by suspected drug cartel members was a bomb set off by mobile phone. 2 police officers and two medics were killed
  Vietnam   Storm Conson heads toward Vietnam  Tropical Storm Conson was downgraded from a typhoon, a day after the deadly storm roared into China Jul.15   Egypt   Ship unloads aid at Egyptian port Map of Al Arish Egypt
  A Libyan-backed ship carrying humanitarian goods for Gaza docked in northern Egypt and unloaded tons of aid from the Gadhafi Foundation
  Philippines   Death toll rises from Philippines storm
  36 people died from Tropical Storm Conson. More than 40 people remained missing. 11,230 houses damaged
  Colombia     Venezuela 'harbours' rebel groups  The Colombian defence minister has said that intelligence sources now have irrefutable evidence of rebel bases in neighbouring Venezuela   Louisiana   BP says oil has stopped leaking  BP says it has temporarily stopped oil flowing into the Gulf of Mexico from its leaking well, the first time the flow has stopped since an e...   Southern Iran 2 blasts kill at least 20 in southeast Iran  U.S. Senate  US financial reform passed by Senate   Vatican   Vatican 'speeds up' abuse cases  The Vatican has issued new instructions to speed up the handling of the 'most urgent' cases of sex abuse by priests, after a series of abuse...   Somalia   Somali militants promise more operations  Al-Shabaab, the militant group that claimed responsibility for deadly attacks in Uganda, is promising to 'unleash a new tide of terror'   Baghdad   U.S. hands over last Iraq detention facility  The U.S. military handed over to Iraq the Camp Cropper calling it a milestone in Iraq's history and a step in the drawdown of U.S. forces   Argentina Argentina legalises gay marriage   Louisiana   BP fixes leaking cap on oil well
  BP has fixed a leak on the cap on the leaking Gulf of Mexico oil well, which delayed a crucial test
  Russia     Rash of drownings to escape heat  More than 1,000 Russians have drowned recently as they attempted to find relief from a stifling heat wave, many of them after drinking alcoh...   Northern Ireland   Arrests made after 4th night of unrest   Police appealed for the community's help after a fourth night of Catholic-Protestant violence in Belfast, which saw a number of officers inj... Jul.14   China China's economic growth eases  North Korea  N Korea in talks with UN Command   North Korea   'Healthcare crisis' hits N Korea  Amnesty International: North Korea is failing to provide the most basic healthcare needs for its people   Louisiana   Preparations for BP oil well test under way
  The test, expected to yield information on how to seal the well permanently could last up to 48 hours
  Iran   Iranian scientist back in Tehran
  Shahram Amiri, a nuclear scientist who claims he was abducted by CIA agents last year and taken to the United States, has arrived back in Iran
  Hong Kong   HK lawmakers debate minimum wage
  Hong Kong lawmakers resumed debate on a bill that may result in the region's first statutory minimum wage
  Afghanistan     In last two days, 12 coalition troops killed  Coalition troop deaths in Afghanistan continued to add up in what has been a hot and bloody struggle, with 8 American and 4 British troops s...   Mumbai   Gas leak sickens at least 98 in India  At least 98 people fell ill Wednesday as chlorine gas leaked from a large, corroded canister at a port facility   New York   Red Bulls sign Henry  France striker Thierry Henry has signed for the New York Red Bulls. Henry joins from Barcelona, where he spent three seasons   Philippines   Tropical storm rakes Philippines; 18 dead   57 others are missing, as Tropical Storm Conson moved over the Philippines Jul.13   Gaza   Israeli navy trails Gaza aid ship
  Israeli navy vessels are shadowing a Libyan-chartered ship, in defiance of the blockade, amid confusion about its final destination
  Louisiana   BP delays pressure test on well
  BP has delayed a key test on a newly installed well cap aimed at stopping the flow of oil in the Gulf of Mexico
  USA   Recording captures Gibson's ethnic slur  In third audio recording of a bitter argument purportedly between actor Mel Gibson and his ex-girlfriend the man can be heard using an ethnic...  Louisiana  BP starting pressure test on well   Microsoft   'Virtual human' makes Xbox debut   Microsoft shows off a 'virtual boy' that reacts to human emotions, body movements and voice, designed for Xbox consoles   Washington Iran nuclear scientist free to leave US   USA   Guatemalan women seeks asylum in U.S.  An appeals court ruling has raised the possibility that Guatemalan women will be able to seek asylum because of the high femicide in that co...   New York   Yankees owner George Steinbrenner dies  Longtime Yankees owner George Steinbrenner died Tuesday of a heart attack at age 80. (AP)   Miami   'Barefoot bandit' returned to U.S.  The teenager Colton Harris-Moore, was taken from the Bahamas to Miami to face charges Jul.12   Cuba   Seven freed dissidents leave for Spain
  A group of political prisoners freed by Cuba are on a flight bound for Spain to start a new life in exile
  Miami   Cuban 'Queen of the Bolero' dies at 87  Olga Guillot, the Cuban singer, died at a hospita. Her career spanned more than 60 years and included awards such as 20 Gold Records   Paris     Sarkozy rejects donation claims  French President has dismissed accusations he received illegal donations from the richest woman in France, Liliane Bettencourt  Louisiana  BP installs new sealing cap on leaking well   Switzerland   Switzerland's frees filmmaker Polanski  Switzerland's Justice Ministry frees filmmaker Roman Polanski instead of extraditing him to America to face sentencing for unlawful sex with...   Cuba Castro rips U.S. in rare TV appearance   Jerusalem   Israeli review: Force against ships justified
  Navy commando soldiers who boarded a Gaza-bound aid flotilla on May 31, 'operated properly, with professionalism, bravery and resourcefulness'
  China   4,200 evacuated after levees break   rising floodwaters breached levees along the Bainian River, which flows across the cities of Anqing and Tongcheng   North Korea   U.S., N. Korea meeting in DMZ postponed  A much-anticipated meeting between military officers of the U.S.-led U.N. Command and North Korea in the demilitarized zone has been postpon...   South Africa     Forlan named World Cup's best player  Uruguay striker Diego Forlan has won the FIFA Golden Ball award for the top player of the 2010 World Cup   Somalia     Somali Islamists claim Uganda attack  A militant movement claimed responsibility for a trio of bombings that killed at least 74 people when crowds had gathered to watch the World... Jul.11   Uganda   Twin blasts in Uganda capital kill 64 people   The blasts went off at a rugby club and at a restaurant, as football fans watched the World Cup final   Johannesburg     Spain win World Cup in extra time  Andres Iniesta scores with four minutes left in extra time to give Spain their first World Cup with a 1-0 victory over the Netherlands   England   Webber triumphs at British GP   The Australian dominated the race from start to finish to record his third victory of the 2010 season finishing 1.360 seconds ahead of Hamil...   Oceania   Total solar eclipse crosses South Pacific  Thousands of tourists and scientists gathered on Chile's Easter Island to witness it   Somalia     Fans pour into capital to watch World Cup   Thousands of fans poured into the government-controlled Somali capital of Mogadishu to watch the final match in defiance of a ban by Islamist...   North Mexico   Shootout leaves 3 cartel gunmen dead   A predawn, hourlong gun battle is the latest volley in an escalating series of attacks on Mexican federal police by drug cartel hitmen   Japan Japan's PM 'to lose key majority'   Bosnia     Srebrenica mourns victims   Hundreds of victims of the massacre are being buried at a ceremony to mark the 15th anniversary of the atrocity in the Bosnian town   Northern Ireland   Roadside bomb explodes   Police suspect a roadside bomb that exploded in a border county was a lure, designed to draw them into the area Jul.10   Cuba     Rare pictures show smiling Castro Map of Havana Cuba
  New photographs show Fidel Castro greeting workers in Havana in a rare glimpse of the former Cuban leader.
  Japan   Upper house vote tests Japan PM  Japan is voting in upper house polls being seen as a referendum on the 10 months of rule by the Democratic Party of Japan led by PM Naoto Ka...   Louisiana   BP in new attempt to plug oil leak
  BP has begun an operation to fit a tighter cap over by underwater robot its blown-out well in the Gulf of Mexico
  South Africa     Germany third at World Cup over Uruguay Map of Port Elizabeth South Africa
  Three-time champions Germany finished third for the second successive World Cup after coming from behind to defeat Uruguay 3-2
  Washington   Marine picked to fill Petraeus' old job  U.S. Marine Corps Gen. James Mattis, a controversial and leading general is in line to oversee the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan   Cuba   Cuba 'starts freeing dissidents'  Cuba has started releasing a group of political prisoners as part of a wider agreement to free dissidents  Afghanistan  6 U.S. service members among 9 killed   England   $1M Roman treasure unearthed
  An amateur treasure hunter armed with a metal detector has found over 52,000 coins buried in field, one of the largest ever such finds in the UK
  Gaza   Aid flotilla likely will not sail to Gaza  An aid flotilla intended to break Israel's naval blockade of Gaza likely will dock at another port, Israel says   European Union   Rosetta probe passes space rock   Europe's Rosetta probe swings by the 100km-wide Asteroid Lutetia, the largest space rock yet visited by a satellite   France   France stun holders Spain in Davis Cup   France has knocked defending champions Spain out of the Davis Cup in their quarterfinal match Jul.9  Northern England  Gunman Raoul Moat kills himself  Louisiana  BP in fresh bid to plug oil leak   Western China   64 tons of tainted milk powder seized  Authorities in northwestern China have seized 64 tons of milk powder tainted with a chemical that killed six babies two years ago   Colombia     Betancourt seeks kidnap damages   Former Colombian hostage Ingrid Betancourt, who spent six years in captivity, asks Colombia for $6.8m in damages   Austria     U.S., Russia swap spies   The United States and Russia completed a spy swap Friday, exchanging the agents on chartered planes at an airport in Vienna   Tribal Areas     Blast in Pakistan's tribal region kills 56 Map of Mohmand Agency West Pakistan
  A suicide car bomber killed at least 56 people and wounded more than 100 others when his vehicle exploded in a market in Mohmand Agency
  London     Britain pulls Hezbollah post by ambassador  Britain's foreign office yanked a blog posted by its ambassador to Lebanon that mourned the death of an 'admired' cleric the Hezbollah's spiritual...   North Mexico   Heavy rains killing at least 15   President Calderon promised federal aid to three states after torrential rains soaked the area, forcing the evacuation of thousands Jul.8   Iran Woman won't be stoned to death   Austria     US and Russian 'spy exchange' under way
  The US has deported 10 Russian agents as part of a prisoner exchange deal with Moscow. A flight carrying the five men and five women left New York
  New York   U.S. expels Russian intelligence gatherers  Ten Russians allegedly involved in intelligence gathering were expelled, leaving on a flight chartered by the Russia government to Vienna   Ohio   LeBron 'King James' picks Miami Heat   NBA superstar, who has played forward for the Cleveland Cavaliers all his career, announced that he will take his high-priced services to the...   UN Security Council     U.N. to condemn sinking of S. Korean ship  The council is set to formally condemn the action -- but not a particular nation -- for the March sinking of a South Korean warship, the Che...  Norway  Arrests in Norway 'al-Qaeda' plot   Washington   US and Russia agree on 'spy exchange'
  The US is to deport 10 people who spied for Moscow in exchange for four people convicted of espionage in Russia
  New York   Russian spies plead guilty in U.S. court  10 suspects will be expelled from the United States in short order in exchange for the release of 4 Russian prisoners accused of spying for the U   Cuba   Cuba dissident ends hunger strike  Cuban dissident Guillermo Farinas ends a long hunger strike after the government announces it is to free 52 political prisoners   France     Cavendish wins Tour Stage 5   Britain's Mark Cavendish broke down in tears after winning the fifth stage of the Tour de France for his first victory in this year's race   China   U.S. missile subs deployed near China  Ohio-class submarine for decades carried only nuclear missiles targeted against the Soviet Union  Global  IMF warns on global economic recovery   New York   Court move ahead of spy 'swap'  Ten suspected Russian spies are being moved to New York to face charges ahead of a possible prisoner swap Jul.7   Guantanamo     Former bin Laden aide pleads guilty  A former driver and bodyguard for Osama bin Laden pleaded guilty before a military commission to supporting al Qaeda   South Africa Spain reached the World Cup final   Cuba Cuba to release 52 political prisoners   Baghdad   Deadly bombings hit Iraq pilgrims
  More than 40 people are killed and 100 are wounded in a series of bomb attacks on Shia pilgrims in Baghdad
  Rio de Janeiro   Goalie suspected in murder surrenders  Bruno de Souza, Flamengo's goal keeper, turned himself in to police for questioning related to the murder of a woman believed to have been the... Jul.6   Sri Lanka   Protesters lay siege to U.N. compound Map of Colombo Sri Lanka
  Protesters led by a cabinet minister are demanding that the world body drop a probe into alleged human rights abuses in the separatist war
  Japan   Sumo: 'Stables' searched in Japan probe   Tokyo Metropolitan Police searched sumo training facilities, or stables, as they continue to gather evidence on a widespread gambling scanda...   Hong Kong   China bank on course for record IPO  Agricultural Bank of China is set to raise up to $22.1bn in the world's biggest initial public offering   Colombia     Colombian rebels killed in attack  Thirteen FARC rebels have been killed in an aerial bombardment, among them two leaders   Japan   Anti-whaling activist sentenced in Japan   Peter Bethune was given a 2-year suspended prison sentence and 5 years' probation by a district court judge for his role in boarding a whaling...   Cape Town Netherlands beat Uruguay to reach final  Washington  Obama and Netanyahu urge Mid-East talk  Helmand  UK troops 'to move out of Sangin'  UN  Queen Elizabeth praises U.N. efforts   Los Angeles   Lindsay Lohan jailed for 90 days  US actress and model Lindsay Lohan has been sentenced to 90 days in prison for violating her probation in a 2007 drug case   Johannesburg   Semenya cleared to race by IAAF  Caster Semenya was cleared to immediately return to track by the sport's governing body , ending a layoff while she underwent gender tests Jul.5   Somalia     Anti-government protesters march   Demonstrators, including women dressed in full hijabs brandishing AK-47 automatic rifles, marched through the streets of Somali capital   Thailand   State of emergency debated in cabinet   The Thai cabinet is due to consider extending the state of emergency currently in force in the capital, Bangkok, and 23 provinces   Ghana     Ghana welcomes football heroes  Black Stars, Ghana's national football team, has arrived back home from the World Cup in South Africa to a rapturous welcome   Jerusalem Israel unveils new blockade rules for Gaza   Romania   Military plane crash kills at least 11  A military plane crash near the Tuzla Romania Airport has killed 11 people, including air force Col. Nicolae Jianu, and injured three more   Helmand   Police kill 64 in Afghan drug bust  Afghan counter-narcotics police and international security forces killed 64 people and arrested 10 others during a three-day operation  Iran  Mother of two to be stoned to death   Nigeria   Nigeria 'drops team ban threat'
  The government has rescinded its decision to ban the national football team from all competitions, according to reports
  Turkey   Turkey threatens break with Israel
  Turkey has for the first time threatened to break diplomatic ties with Israel over its raid on a Gaza-bound aid flotilla in May
  Iran   Iranian aircraft 'refused fuel'  Iran has accused the UK, Germany and the UAE of refusing to provide fuel to Iranian passenger planes   Iceland   Fischer's body exhumed in paternity case  The body of chess legend Bobby Fischer was exhumed in Iceland. His body was reburied shortly after DNA samples were taken Jul.4   Poland Komorowski leads Polish presidential poll   Mexico     Opposition set to win Mexico poll
  Exit polls in elections indicate the main opposition party has made gains in the voting taking place in almost half Mexico's states
  Congo     Mourning declared after tanker blast
  The Democratic Republic of the Congo declared two days of mourning for the victims of the oil tanker explosion that killed more than 230 people
  India   India strike over petrol prices   Normal life is disrupted in parts of India as opposition parties begin a 12-hour strike over fuel price increases.   Brazil   Football Federation fires Dunga as coach
  The coach and his staff were fired two days after Brazil was beaten by the Netherlands in the World Cup quarterfinals
  Poland   Rivals even in presidential poll
  Komorowski, acting president and the governing party candidate, has regained the advantage in presidential elections, with 80% of votes counted
  Western China   Police on alert for riot anniversary?   Security is tight in Urumqi in China's Xinjiang region ahead of the first anniversary of deadly ethnic riots   Baghdad     Mortars hit Green Zone during Biden visit  Three mortar rounds struck harmlessly inside Baghdad's Green Zone during a weekend visit by U.S. Vice President Joe Biden   Mexico     Mexicans head to polls; security in mind  Polls opened in 15 states in an election that could provide a boost for the opposition party amid concerns over escalating violence   Beirut Hezbollah 'mentor' Fadlallah dies   London     Nadal regains Wimbledon crown
  Rafael Nadal overpowered Tomas Berdych in straight sets 6-3 7-5 6-4 to claim his second Wimbledon men's singles crown
  Belgium     Petacchi claims Tour's first stage   Alessandro Petacchi of Italy won crash-marred stage with top sprint rivals and overall contenders such as Armstrong delayed by the spills   Louisiana   Giant skimmer tested at BP oil spill site  A giant Taiwanese tanker- called 'A Whale' - refitted to scoop up spilled oil is being tested at the site of the Gulf of Mexico oil leak Jul.3  Kabul  Petraeus takes over Afghan campaign   Poland   Polls open in presidential election run-off  Observers say the final result could be close.Komorowski has been acting president since his twin brother Lech, was killed in a plane crash   Ecuador   98-foot, ocean-going narco-sub seized  A fully functional submarine built for the primary purpose of transporting massive amounts of cocaine has been seized by Ecuadorean authorit...   Johannesburg     Spain wins over Paraguay
  David Villa put the European champions into the semifinals for the first time with a hard-fought 1-0 victory as both teams missed a penalty
  Congo   Fuel truck victims buried in mass graves Map of South Kivu Congo
  The bodies of some of the scores of people killed in a fuel truck explosion in the Democratic Republic of Congo have been buried in mass graves
  Netherlands     Cancellara wins Tour de France prologue   World time-trial champion Fabian Cancellara has won the opening yellow jersey of the Tour de France for the third time in six years   Cuba   Hunger striker Farinas 'close to death'  Guillermo Farinas, 48, a Cuban political dissident, has been refusing food since February to demand the release of ill political prisoners   Congo Hundreds killed in oil tanker explosion   Cape Town     Germans blow Argentina away 4-0
  Three-time champions marched into the semifinals of the World Cup after destroying Diego Maradona's highly-rated Argentina side
  London     Serena powers to fourth Wimbledon title
  Williams has successfully defended her title beating Russian Vera Zvonareva 6-3 6-2 in a one-sided ladies singles final at the All England Club
  Baghdad     Biden arrives in Iraq for July 4
  Vice President Joe Biden arrived in Iraq with his wife Saturday to celebrate the Fourth of July with American troops
  Kabul     Petraeus calls for Afghan unity  The new US commander in Afghanistan has called for civilian officials and the military to make a 'united effort' to tackle the nation's nine-year...   Microsoft   Buffett gives charities $1.93bn  The billionaire investor Warren Buffett has donated $1.6bn to the charitable foundation created by Microsoft founder Bill Gates Jul.2   Virginia   Russian 'spy ring' suspects denied bail
  Three suspected Russian spies held by the US have been denied bail by a court. The suspects were returned to jail
  Global     Russian cargo ship 'under control'  A cargo vessel which failed to dock with the International Space Station is under control  Virginia  Spy suspects 'admit they are Russians'   Global   Russian spaceship fails to dock
  The cargo vehicle Progress has failed to dock with the International Space Station after an apparent electronics failure
  Argentina   Argentina tries former ruler  Jorge Videla, 84, has gone on trial for the murder of more than 30 political prisoners in 1976, one of more than twenty defendants   South Africa     Dutch knock Brazil out of World Cup Map of Port Elizabeth South Africa
  The Netherlands came from a goal down to beat 10-man Brazil 2-1 in their quarterfinal clash. Melo was sent off for stamping on Robben
  Johannesburg     Uruguay beat Ghana on penalties
  Uruguay beat Ghana in a dramatic penalty shoot out to reach the semifinals of the World Cup where they will face the Netherlands
  London   Nadal thrashes Murray
  World number one Rafael Nadal ended the Wimbledon dream of home hope Andy Murray with a straight sets victory in their semifinal on Centre Court
  Uganda   Police arrest Rwandan genocide suspect   Jean-Bosco Uwinkindi, now 59, a fugitive Rwandan clergyman wanted for his role in the 1994 genocide, has been arrested in Uganda   London     Berdych victorious over Djokovic  Tomas Berdych had a convincing straight sets victory over Novak Djokovic of Serbia in their semifinal Jul.1   Gaza   Aid from flotilla arrives in Gaza  Humanitarian relief supplies carried by a flotilla of aid ships are finally arriving in Gaza, 2 months after a deadly confrontation at sea   Thailand   Five soldiers killed in ambush   Five soldiers have been killed in a roadside bomb in Thailand's southern province of Narathiwat, scene of a long-running insurgency

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