Archive for 21 January 2006

04:20

U.S. producers angry after Japan beef ban

04:33

Most Australians want republic

04:45

Uzbekistan advances natural gas price for Russia

04:58

Christening of Danish prince: snow delays royal guests

05:09

Khan and Yousuf lead Pakistan recovery

05:20

Dutch win second leg of ocean race

05:31

Two locomotives collided at China's new rail line to Tibet

05:42

2 suspected Tamil guerrillas killed in Sri Lanka

05:54

Iraq has no fuel, if pays Turkish debts

06:08

People fears whale stranded in central London

06:19

Cyclone comes to Australian west coast

06:32

U.S. to free Iraqi women in exchange of release of American reporter

06:44

Bombings in Iraq: 9 killed, including British security worker

06:57

Kosovo president Ibrahim Rugova dies

07:12

Russian, Ukrainian nuclear officials expand cooperation

07:25

Former British sports minister would buried in London

07:35

Syrian president doesn’t help to unravel Hariri assassination

07:50

Pope chooses new envoy to Israel

08:00

Emir wants to take oath

08:11

Sunnis gain, Shiites will need to form coalition government

08:20

Quake camps in Pakistan needed until summer

08:35

Turkish man who shot Pope John Paul II back in prison

09:10

Palestinian security forces begin voting parliamentary for candidates

09:22

German defense minister hopeful of diplomatic solution on Iran

09:35

Australia angry with Indonesia of Papua shootings

09:46

U.S. Treasury Department delegation visits South Korea

09:59

Japan, North Korea to resume talks in Beijing

10:45

Animal rights activists stage naked protest in Barcelona

11:15

Pakistan tells U.S. not to repeat attacks on Pakistani villages

11:25

Rescuers attempt to save whale stranded in central London

11:35

Turkish plane carrying U.S. bird flu experts returns to airport after detecting malfunction

12:05

Dozens injured after police clash with anti-government protesters in Bangladeshi capital

12:30

Israel's Sharon remains critical but stable, still hooked up to a respirator

12:55

Hungary hands over black box recovered from crashed military plane to Slovakia

13:25

NASA postpones mission to visit two asteroids

13:37

Alitalia cancels dozens of flights because of labor unrest

13:59

Extreme cold and snow hit Poland

14:29

Plushenko wins fifth title as Europeans end

14:44

Pimlico under quarantine for equine virus

15:04

London whale headed back to sea but rescue workers pessimistic

15:11

Iran returns body of Iraqi sailor

15:26

Lebanese boy tests negative for bird flu

15:58

Kosovo's president dies

16:03

Israel preparing to thwart the threat of a nuclear Iran

16:08

Art in the digital age: flashing lights, computer talking heads

16:20

London's River Thames whale dies

16:52

Struggling Miss America Pageant gambles on move to Las Vegas

17:04

Bush administration backs Gestapo tactics

17:15

Syrian president indicates rejection of U.N. interview

17:42

Kate Moss to speak to police investigating allegations of cocaine use

17:54

Rescuers find bodies of two West Virginia miners

Moscow eats up energy as temperatures drop sharply

Moscow eats up energy as temperatures drop sharply

Women gradually take the world under their control

World » Americas

Women gradually take the world under their control

Iraq elections: an analysis of US foreign policy

Opinion » Columnists

Iraq elections: an analysis of US foreign policy

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Russian Defence Minister suddenly pulls back troops from south border

The troops of the Southern and Western military districts will begin to return from Russia's southern borders to the points of their permanent deployment starting April 23

Russian Defence Minister suddenly pulls back troops from south border

Defence Minister Shoygu orders troops to respond to NATO's provocations

Politics

Defence Minister Shoygu orders troops to respond to NATO's provocations

Europe

Czech Republic marvels hysterically at the idea of breaking all ties with Russia

Politics

Russia kicks off massive war games in Crimea and across all of Russia

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