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29 September 2005
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September 2005
Brazilian police recovers US$5.4 million stolen from Central Bank
Woman suicide bomber kills 8, wounding 57 in Iraq
Abramovich sells his last big stake in oil to Kremlin
Suicide bomber kills nine soldiers, wounds 28 at military camp in Kabul
US urges Israelis and Palestinians to keep calm
Myanmar is holding more than 1,100 political prisoners, U.N. report says
Israeli army kills 3 Palestinian militants
Croats lack protection in Bosnia as Islamists put threats
FBI experts noses into Lebanon's latest bombing to calm down Syria
Arctic Ice Melts Faster As It Gets Warmer
Family of innocent Brazilian killed by police visits tragedy site
OSCE will discuss border issues
More than 1, 000 political prisoners hold in Myanma
Robotic vehicles battles for $2 million prize in ultimate desert race reality show
Malaysian trade minister: car import policy abused
Pakistan's PM wants nuclear weapons-free Korean Peninsula
Hong Kong's 'milkshake murder' case appealed
LA officials slam human trafficking activities
Junichiro Koizumi's visits to a Tokyo war shrine, Japanese high court rule on
US troops barters photos of dead Iraqis for porn
Al-Aqsa brigades leader killed in the North Bank
Federal judge Constance Baker Motley dies at 84
High-speed train kills woman and 8 year-old boy in Connecticut
No Freedom Center on World Trade Center memorial site, relatives of victims claimed
Kermit the Frog has hopped onto a U.S. postage stamp
8 charged in illegal release of 'Star Wars'
Georgian opposition party members beaten in Georgia
Shane Warne determined to save his marriage
New Orleans Police haunted by corruption
Germany Nears dual SPD, CDU Government After `Constructive' talks
Saab intends to recall up to 300,000 cars
Apple responds to complaints of innate iPod Nano problems
Britain's Princess meets with HIV-infected people
Police in China's capital round up hundreds of citizens
Death toll from capsized boat in northern Japan reached seven as two more fishermen found dead
Pakistani security officials foiled new terror attacks
Ukraine marks anniversary of Nazi slaughter in Kiev
Top Iraq commanders, Rumsfeld to answer lawmakers' questions on war
Voters to choose assembly in Somaliland
Two African migrants die in attempt to enter Spanish enclave
London - target for further terrorist attacks
Thieves endanger Brunei power utility
Two more suspects arrested in kidnapping of Dutch millionaire's daughter
Council tax protest pensioners line up to go to jail
Protesters rallied across Indonesia against fuel prices
Hours left before Roberts’ confirmation as chief justice
Reinsurer Hannover Re: Rita caused damage exceeds 150 million
FDA chief resigns as lawmakers to lunch inquiry on his finances
Race for leadership of UK opposition Conservative Party - two more candidates
Terrorists choose London again
Egypt calls peace in Gaza after militant pledge
Marine life under threat in acid oceans
EU envoys talk on Turkey membership in EU
Founder of Parmalat comes to court
EU, Сhina agreed to cap Chinese textile imports
EU moving too slowly to stop terrorist’s activity
Business owners, residents return to New Orleans
Conservatives rushes to save reputation after DeLay indictment
Belarussian authorities' assets may be frozen
Police kill two more militants involved in Sharm el-Sheik attacks
Pakistan says it prevented new attacks by catching head of al-Qaida-linked militant group
Indian actress Karisma Kapoor marry her estranged husband
Dell unveils new Hi-End line of computers
- 29 September, 2005
Ukrainian police question one-time head of former President staff
Political crisis in Bosnia deepens
Indonesia in protests against fuel prices increase
Thousands of airport workers protest in India
HIV virus 'getting weaker', researchers say.
Palestinian leader doubts in peace process potential
Pentagon is greedy to pay soldiers reimbursements as they spend on to save lives
Two police officers wounded in Russia's restive Dagestan region
Brush fire destroys 9,300 acres in California and prompts evacuations
U.S. economy: gross domestic product grew at a 3.3 percent in the second quarter
Family of Brazilian killed by London police meets investigators
Hurricane related jobless claims fall by 79,000 to 356,000
Tropical Storm Otis could strike California Peninsula next week, forecasters report
Algerians vote on plan to halt civil war
Dutch government is seeking to expand its current euthanasia policy
Police in most EU states need to boost combat against racism
Danish troops assisted British military in Basra operation
22 people killed 17 injured by bus crash in Jammu-Kashmir, India
Al-Qaida seeking weapons of mass destruction in Mideast
Serb president wants Pope Benedict XVI to visit country
Merkel is ready for German grand coalition
U.S. insists on keeping control of Internet governance
Asbestos-victims will receive compensation, according to Japan’s draft bill released Thursday
Japan is about to pull troops out of Iraq next year
More than 80 million Swiss francs must give Paraguay for embezzled loans
"Summer Crossing", novel written by Truman Capote to be published next week
Peninsula of Paliki is the most likely location for Homer's Ithaca, British archaeologist says
Ukraine, Belarus and Poland to hold three-way talks in Kiev
Lars Heikensten, swedish central bank governor resigns
Afghanistan: mass grave found with bodies of over 500 soldiers
Gazprom soon will open up access for foreigners to shares
Turkey wants to know the EU's negotiating positions before accession talks
U.S. real estate market: prices for luxury homes will likely decline over next few years
Strike in Macedonia: hospital employees wants government to double salary
Strattera’s new label: Eli Lilly and Co. to add a suicide warning
Pictures of Iraqi inmates abused by US troops to be released
Russia prepared to pay entire foreign debt to Paris Club ahead of schedule
Russia » Economics
Russia prepared to pay entire foreign debt to Paris Club ahead of schedule
The Pentagon takes efforts to combat hurricanes and floods
World » Americas
The Pentagon takes efforts to combat hurricanes and floods
Wives should beware of young girls hunting for happily married men
Society » Family
Wives should beware of young girls hunting for happily married men
Schoolboy commits suicide on railway tracks because of his teacher's harassment
Incidents » Crimes
Schoolboy commits suicide on railway tracks because of his teacher's harassment
Siamese twins from Siberia to be baptized before surgery
Society » Real life stories
Siamese twins from Siberia to be baptized before surgery
Self-regeneration of human organs becomes possible with the help of mice
Science » Technologies and discoveries
Self-regeneration of human organs becomes possible with the help of mice
Swindlers make fortunes on natural disasters in USA
World » Americas
Swindlers make fortunes on natural disasters in USA
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