Archive for 27 December 2005

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01:50

Shooting in Toronto: one killed, 6 wounded

02:06

Support rises slightly for Japan’s Junichiro Koizumi's Cabinet

02:17

Japan's population declines by 19,000 in 2005

02:28

Four U.S. Marines accuse of rape in Philippines

02:36

Teenagers arrest with fake money stolen from Thai bank

02:48

Mexican Congress calls on to condemn proposed U.S. border wall

02:55

Police intercept four owners of Chinese bar where Christmas fire killed 26 people

03:15

Indonesia's Aceh rebels formally disband their armed wing

03:27

Austrian accused of child sex crimes arrested in Vietnam

03:37

Ariel Sharon to have hole in heart

03:48

Violence claimed lives of 21 people in Iraq

03:57

South Korean police chief apologizes for deaths of two farmers

04:15

Clinton impeachment is one for the history books - 27 December, 2005

04:26

Suspected Tamil Tiger rebels killed 10 soldiers in Sri Lanka

04:38

UN pursuing rebels in Congo

04:45

Shop owners in India protest demolition of illegal buildings

04:56

Land mine explosion injures three army soldiers in Pakistan

05:15

Australia's richest man dies - 27 December, 2005

05:26

China plans two new nuclear plants

05:37

Poland's government to discuss military mission in Iraq

05:48

Japanese train crash: death toll rises to 5

05:57

Six Kuwaitis allegedly planning attacks on U.S. troops sentenced to death

06:13

Mine blast in Sri Lanka: 10 dead

06:23

South Korea's point man on North Korea offers to resign

06:27

World marks tsunami anniversary

06:48

Protesters call for national unity government in Iraq

06:57

Israeli air raids struck buildings and roads in Gaza Strip

07:16

Spanish police seize 15 tons of hashish, 10 arrest

07:27

Nepal municipal polls set to go ahead despite rebel threats

07:38

Libya puts off talks with Europe over jailed Bulgarian nurses

07:48

Chinese President Hu Jintao gives new Hong Kong leader positive report

07:58

President-elect Evo Morales expects four Nobel Prize winners on inaguration

08:15

Israeli military fire barrage of artillery and missiles at Gaza Strip

08:28

Search for top war crimes fugitive Mladic intensifies in Serbia

08:37

Region returns to reconstruction after tsunami anniversary

08:48

Police kill man threatened officer with knife in New Orleans

08:57

Kyrgyzstan requested Russia extradite former President Askar Akayev's son Aidar

09:20

Canadian beef back in Tokyo supermarkets

09:33

'Hoop Dreams' picked for National Film Registry

09:48

Inmates hold about 200 hostages in Brazil's remote Rondonia state

10:05

Ugandan soldiers kill three protesters

10:20

Japan plans to put more women in government

10:36

Romance between Schwarzenegger and his hometown is over

10:41

Bush doesn't loose his nerve

10:51

Gunman kills five Saudi policemen

11:03

Kazakh activist accuses police of pressuring relative to confess killing

11:09

Russian modernized Soyuz rocket to be launched next year

11:15

Milan prosecutors examine Unipol chief in Italian bank probe

11:23

Mass grave found in Iraq

11:25

U.N. peacekeepers destroy weapons of Burundian rebels

11:34

Chinese former minister sentenced to life imprisonment

11:36

Japan seeks to solve suicide problem

11:37

Fireworks explode in Venezuelan weapons store: 7 dead

11:49

Young gangsters got wrong money

11:56

Ex- prosecutor receives US$16,000 in compensation

11:59

France to face new riots?

12:08

Morales will reject U.S. aid if it includes drug provisos

12:20

Poland to start patrolling Baltic airspace

12:22

Maradona wants back

12:33

Uganda's electric power gap will close in July

12:48

Hospital overdoses assist to bleeding problems in heart attack patients

12:59

Pele's son to enter drug rehabilitation program

13:10

Settlers build illegal outposts in West Bank

14:32

Defense Ministry: No more Ukrainian troops in Iraq

14:45

J.K. Rowling prepares for final Harry Potter book

15:01

Russian prosecutors' probe clears authorities over Beslan school siege

15:09

Russia: no compromise in demand that Ukraine quadruple payments for natural gas

15:22

Italy intensifies Olympics surveillance

15:30

Georgian charged with trying to kill Bush appears in court

15:43

Sextuplets born in Dominican Republic

15:57

U.S. senator 'disappointed' in Saddam court

16:05

Putin has dismissed adviser who tendered resignation

16:17

Poland asks president to keep troops in Iraq for another year

16:24

Palestinian leader urges militants to halt rocket attacks

16:40

Fireworks explosion in Venezuelan weapons store

16:55

U.S. sanctions six Chinese companies for sales to Iran

16:59

As Russia raises rates, Armenia looks to Iran for natural gas

17:31

Explosion heard in northern Israel

17:37

Turkish authorities detect new H5 bird flu cases

17:46

Sharon laughs off weight issues

17:53

Guatemalan volcano erupts

17:58

Bush's stay at ranch: A little policy time, reading and clearing brush

Spying on the US Security State. Countermeasures for US Citizens

Opinion » Columnists

Spying on the US Security State. Countermeasures for US Citizens

Castro attacks Bush and says any US-led invasion of Cuba will fail

World » Americas

Castro attacks Bush and says any US-led invasion of Cuba will fail

Russian rescue service rated one of the best in the world

Russia » Politics

Russian rescue service rated one of the best in the world

Private space companies start competing for cheaper tickets to the Moon

Science » Technologies and discoveries

Private space companies start competing for cheaper tickets to the Moon

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Hotspots and Incidents

Ukrainian military start leaving Azot plant in Severodonetsk

The Ukrainian military, who were staying on the territory of the Azot plant in Severodonetsk, started leaving the factory to surrender

Ukrainian military start leaving Azot plant in Severodonetsk

Putin: Russia is building the new world order right now

Putin: Russia is building the new world order right now

US analyst says what would happen if Warsaw sends troops to Ukraine

Die Welt names secret demands of the EU leaders to Zelensky

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