Archive for 02 December 2005

00:28

Expert believes Vioxx causes heart attacks, and can trigger an event in a month

00:44

Clint Eastwood to receive Directors Guild to honor

01:50

Kidnappers seize bus carrying 14 children in Haiti

02:11

Chinese death toll from a coal mine explosion raises to 166

02:26

Venezuela's Chavez blames election boycott by opposition parties on U.S.

02:37

Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck become parents

02:48

Singapore executes Australian heroin smuggler

02:58

Pakistan army builds 30,000 shelters for Kashmir survivors

03:17

Second Philippine journalist gunned down

03:27

Laos celebrates 30 years under communist rule

03:38

U.S. couple accused of feeding 3-month-old baby a lethal dose of vodka

03:47

President appointes battle-hardened commander to lead Sri Lanka's military

03:57

Communist rebels in Nepal announce unilateral cease-fire by one month

04:15

Bangladeshi police question 39 suspects in bomb attack

04:24

U.N. special investigator announces torture lees widespread in China

04:37

South African’s High Court supports Gay Marriage

04:48

Britain's Tony Blair talks with Eastern EU leaders for EU budget

04:52

Video scandal with naked Chinese woman in Malaysia

04:57

Anthony Walker’s murder: Racism 'has no place in society'

05:15

North Korea wants to scrap its nuclear weapons

05:16

Angela Merkel pays her first official visit to Poland

05:28

Japanese police search poultry company

05:34

People smell garbage in Zimbabwe capital

05:37

UN Chief postpones visit to South Korea

05:45

Iraq bans non-Iraqi Arabs from entering the country until elections

05:48

Japan's defense chief to visit Japanese troops in Iraq

05:59

Ethiopia investigates cases of bird flu among pigeons

06:07

Wiretapping scandal in South Korea

06:17

WHO stops hiring smokers

06:18

Poland's outgoing president meets with his Austrian counterpart

06:26

Somali detains journalist reported on arms embargo

06:38

Philippine court sentences retired general to two years because of corruption

06:38

Philippines want to play regional games

06:47

Bulgarian foreign minister arrives in Kosovo

06:59

Iraqi ambassador in Germany says kidnappings aimed at upcoming elections

07:14

Sharon says Israel not to accept nuclear Iran

07:29

Australian PM warned Singapore over hanging

07:32

Presidential elections in Kazakhstan

07:37

Tony Blair misses valuable chance to reform European Union's budget

07:48

Azerbaijani opposition calls off planned weekend protest

07:56

Pakistan army builds 30,000 shelters for people who lost their homes

07:58

Storm in Australia: 3 people dead, 1 missing

08:14

Islamic group won no seats in Egypt’s elections

08:15

Blair hopes to change EU budget

08:26

U.S. says suicide bombings down, points to joint operations west of Baghdad

08:38

Most tents in Pakistan quake zone not fully adequate for harsh winter

08:47

South Korea says it is undecided on summit with China, Japan

08:48

Regional democracy forum: Russia looses dominance

08:59

Authorities ban hunting in Romania

09:14

Norwegian network and Ericsson offer interactive mobile television

09:41

14 Haiti kidnapped children are released unharmed

09:54

Ford plans to close five North American plants

10:30

Police examine suspects in bomb attack on Bangladesh

10:43

Abortion becomes major issue in Italian election

10:58

Japan's defense chief to visit Iraq

11:24

Bird flu faults in death of pigeons in Ethiopia

11:37

Moscow meets new German Foreign Minister

14:07

EU 'regrets' execution in US and urges end to death penalty

14:25

U.S. checking reports of Iran-Russian missile deal

14:57

Sean Connery gives nod of approval to new 007

14:58

Woman says "Merci" after face transplant

15:15

Struggling Florida Panthers trade Huselius to Flames

15:17

Hormone leptin could aid in body weight loss

15:40

Nguyen's family to bring his body home

15:53

Kidnappers threaten to kill peace activists

15:56

Epsilon becomes year's record 14th Atlantic hurricane

16:10

First bird had feet like a dinosaur: study

16:24

U. S. judge ruled that a lesbian student can sue her school district

16:40

Two glasses of wine a day may not be good for you heart

16:50

Kovalainen gets test drive spot with Renault F1 team

17:02

Gates Foundation grants $84.3M for newborn health

17:21

Fanchini wins first World Cup gold

17:29

Academics weigh in on evolution debate

17:45

Canadian National Railway to spend $1.3 billion on infrastructure

18:12

IRL testing new fuel blend for 2006

18:48

Judge to revisit Dynegy executives 24-year prison term

19:15

Rap executive acquitted in money laundering case

19:47

Bahamas approves extradition against Irish businessman

20:13

George Best's body returns home

20:50

Storm Epsilon reaches hurricane strength

21:15

Cuban officials detain two visiting foreign journalists

21:46

Schwarzenegger praises Botox-maker for helping state's economy

22:08

Lawyer of executed Australian urges Canberra to protest death penalty in US

22:44

Chinese coal mine flood traps 42 miners

23:10

Marilynne Robinson awarded 2006 Grawemeyer religion award

23:40

Shrimp fishing in Sydney Harbour amid dioxin fears

Blind people cannot afford to have seeing eye dogs in Russia

Society » Real life stories

Blind people cannot afford to have seeing eye dogs in Russia

Russia to face three economic crises and bright prospects

Russia » Economics

Russia to face three economic crises and bright prospects

Bosnia and Herzegovina still considered a thorn in EU's side

World » Europe

Bosnia and Herzegovina still considered a thorn in EU's side

Furious squirrels attack stray dog and tear it to pieces

Incidents » Disasters, catastrophes

Furious squirrels attack stray dog and tear it to pieces

New Orleans: a long and hard way home

World » Americas

New Orleans: a long and hard way home

AIDS Day: Transparency is the way forward

Opinion » Columnists

AIDS Day: Transparency is the way forward

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