Archive for 17 October 2005

00:04

Samsung says talks with Apple on joint flash memory chip production break down

01:15

Australian state to give two Tasmanian devils to Danish zoo in honor of newborn prince

01:30

Caribbean depression threatens to become named tropical storm

01:45

Pakistani quake death toll above 54,000 relief flights resumed as rain clears

02:00

Koizumi makes fifth visit to controversial Yasukuni war shrine

02:10

Iraqi charter expected to pass but For US a hard road is still ahead

02:25

Three Israelis killed one wounded in West Bank shooting

02:34

School bus crashes in Wisconsin; 5 dead

02:35

Sri Lanka newspaper office attacked by gunmen

02:50

Fire kills 32 in Argentine prison

03:00

Pfizer includes Papua New Guinea in AIDS drug program

03:01

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice turns up heat on Iran

03:10

Indian mortar system nearly hits Russian Defence Minister

03:25

Iran suspects UK and US of terror bombings

03:30

South Korean PM begins visits to Germany, Ukraine

03:33

U.S. health official reviews Indonesia to identify and contain bird flu

03:40

More than 130,000 Nazi slave laborers have received compensation, report says

03:50

Cheney may be entangled in classified inf. leak investigation

03:51

Merkel to discuss budget With Schroeder in Coalition Talks

04:00

U.S. Treasury Secretary says China committed to flexible yuan

04:10

Soldiers kill three suspected leftist militants in eastern Turkey

04:10

Iraq’s constitutional vote is milestone for democracy in Middle East, Bush says

04:12

Australian police, federal agents begins counterterrorism exercises

04:15

Tropical Storm Wilma forms in western Caribbean, tying record for most named storms

04:20

Cell phone now could identify its owner by their walk

04:24

Mexico's Federal Agency arrest eight members of extensive migrant smuggling network

04:35

Condoleezza Rice condemns criticism of Miers

04:45

Turkish Cypriot leader to visit Washington for talks

04:46

China calls Koizumi's visit "serious provocation"

04:50

Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas to meet with Chirac

04:58

More than 11,000 hurricane victims still living in shelters

05:00

Daniel Craig named as a new 007 Agent

05:07

Thailand's foreign minister accuses Malaysia

05:22

World Economic Forum to take place in Moscow

05:30

Stem cell creators find answer how to get round ethical critics

05:35

Vietnam unveils an emergency plan to deal with bird flu pandemic

05:40

Israel suspends contact with Palestinians

05:50

70 killed as U.S. aviation bombed Iraqi villages

05:52

Merkel to name conservative ministers in German Cabinet

06:00

Dollar gains power against Euro on expectations of US economic reports

06:06

EU helps Turkey investigate bird flu outbreak

06:30

Strong quake shakes Turkey

06:40

Albanian Police find 370 kilograms of marijuana destined for Greece

06:48

Turkish Cypriot leader to meet with Rice for talks

07:02

U.S helicopters bomb two villages; 70 Insurgents Killed in Airstrikes

07:18

Boat capsizes in eastern India: Fourteen dead, 16 missing

07:37

Iran attributes bombings to foreign sources

07:46

British experts to travel to Southeast Asia to analyze bird flu pandemic

07:55

Police shut down Senegal's leading private radio station after interview

08:02

New Mexico Gov. Richardson will focus on NKorean nuclear dismantlement

08:20

France concerned by tariff-cutting offers for poorer countries

08:29

Switzerland promises to help newest EU members with US$775 million

08:36

Dutch company's oil spillage will not harm environment

08:45

Influenza expert says Southeast Asian bird flu outbreak is real threat

08:56

Chinese honoured writer and Ivan Turgenev translator died at age of 100

09:03

South Africa urges US to sign Kyoto Protocol

09:13

US Citigroup reports third-quarter earnings rose 35 percent

09:16

Netherlands: 45 Hell's Angels members arrested on suspicion of weapons and drugs trafficking

09:25

Iran suspects Britain had a hand in dish of Saturday bombings

09:34

Chechen warlord Shamil Basayev confesses he is at back of Nalchik attacks

09:38

Louisiana’s officials investigating euthanasia claims

09:52

Yushchenko: "The heart of Europe is in Ukraine"

09:55

"Ketogenic diet" can help combat development of Alzheimer's decease

09:58

EU wants U.S. to open airports

10:04

Workplace smoking to be banned in Northern Ireland in April 2007

10:09

Turkish Cypriot leader to explain his views on island's division to Condoleezza Rice

10:15

Sex workers meet in Brussels to demand labor rights

10:28

Spain and France works out joint plan to fight illegal immigration

10:29

Angela Merkel's Cabinet partly consists of Schroeder's Social Democrats

10:38

African migrants accuse Moroccan police of stealing money and phones

10:47

Japan's political ties with China and South Korea might break

10:51

Europe needs plan to combat mental illness

11:00

Pakistan: aid workers fear more deaths among survivors of earthquake

11:02

Mahmoud Abbas to discuss with Bush steps to independent Palestinian state

11:07

Greece: 41 illegal immigrants hiding in a truck arrested by police

11:17

Video showing insurgents killing abducted Iraqi contractor posted on an Islamic Web site

11:25

U.S. not allowed to take penalty against tobacco companies

11:35

Russia achieves “sustainable economic growth”, Russian Prime minister says

11:35

South African government dissatisfied with diamond producers

11:45

Moscow to host Russian-Norwegian Jazz Festival

11:57

Russia denies its help to Iran to develop missiles

12:04

Uzbek militants seek Western media attention during May 13 uprising

12:07

U.S. kills 70 militants as Sunni Arabs say "no" to constitution

12:19

China to recruit women-astronauts

12:22

Italy: three out of four people vote for Prodi, according to Sunday’s elections’ results

12:33

Palestinian leader meets Chirac to discuss the Middle East since Israel's withdrawal from Gaza

12:36

British anti-torture activists against evidence obtained abroad

12:50

Leaders of Zimbabwe and Venezuela call Bush and Blair "unholy men"

13:18

Greece confirms first case of bird flu

13:30

Japan’s prime minister’s visits Yasukuni War Shrine, China and South Korea protest

16:20

Wilma gathers strength south of Cayman Islands

16:48

Jamaica honors saxophonist Headley Bennett

17:15

3.3 million have been left homeless by the South Asian earthquake

17:45

Daughter of U.N. official killed in Chile

18:15

Annan defends UN summit's accomplishments

18:45

NATO sends third aid flight to Pakistan

19:40

CONCACAF moves 2007 Gold Cup ahead to June

20:10

Japanese lawmakers visits Tokyo war shrine

20:30

Mexican bishops announced plans to hold election workshops

20:45

Azerbaijani opposition leader arrested in Ukraine

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Seymour Hersh's Nord Stream blasts article stuns Russia

Russia suspected the USA's involvement in the Nord Stream blasts immediately after the incident. As for the Norwegians, their participation in the incident seems very surprising

Russia stunned at USA's Nord Stream blasts confessions

If Britain sends fighter jets to Ukraine, the whole world will deal with consequences

Russia warns UK of consequences should London supply fighter jets to Ukraine

Putin was right about one thing, former British colonel says

Ukraine building up forces to retake lost territories

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