Archive for 23 November 2007

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02:10

Australian soldier killed in Afghanistan

02:22

Tens of thousands being evacuated from Philippines as Typhoon Mitag approaches land

02:49

Bus packed with people found underneath rocks and rubble in China

03:22

U.S. Navy to deliver food and medical supplies to cyclone-hit Bangladesh

03:33

Explosions rip through courthouses in 3 cities in India

03:41

European currency hits new high against US dollar

04:00

Danish PM introduces new finance minister

04:02

Simultaneous blasts kill at least 4 in India

04:25

Thousands of sea ducks found dead after oil spill off U.S. west coast

04:49

Passenger ship sinks in Antarctic waters

05:15

Ukraine's new parliament gathers for its first session

06:43

Italy to get Swiss bank documents linked to Berlusconi investigation

06:54

U.S. missile defense proposals fail in Russia

07:03

Allegations of Iran's non-peaceful nuclear activities proved baseless

07:14

Israeli reserve officer accused of spying for Iran, Hamas

07:33

Retailers to cover losses linked to struggling American economy during holiday shopping season

07:48

Ukraine demands to recognise Holodomor as genocide

07:57

Poland to withdraw troops from Iraq in 2008

08:11

Bush's former press secretaty blames him in new book

08:22

Pitt gives up thriller 'State of Play'

08:30

Saudi FM to visit Annapolis conference

08:38

Fifteen French fighter jets incorporated into Greek air force

08:43

Gunman kills guard at Danish tax office

08:51

Mexican FM urges China to hold talks on textile trade

09:01

Beijing hotels to stock rooms with condoms to prevent HIV infection

09:13

Roman Catholic Church concerned about Pentecostal sects progress

09:17

Greenhouse gases reach record high in 2006

09:21

U.N. food agency warns: Rift Valley Fever in Sudan could spread during Eid al-Adha holiday

09:27

Many people saved from Bangladesh's Cyclone thanks to evacuation warnings

09:35

Thabo Mbeki makes progress toward Zimbabwe elections

09:38

Saakashvili expected to be nominated as candidate for early elections

09:40

8 bodies of non-Albanians killed in 1998-99 war handed over to Serbia

09:47

Series of explosions shake Indian courthouses

09:58

Croatia chooses pro-Western way

10:05

'Girls Gone Wild' producer slaims to be abused in jail

10:10

Aid groups criticize Norwegian military for providing doctors with heavy weapons

10:13

US Embassy spy to return to Greece after serving 14-year jail term

10:31

Over 150 people rescued after cruise ship hits object in Antarctica

10:56

27 passengers believed dead in bus found in rubble after landslide in China

11:03

Pakistani convicted of drug trafficking beheaded in Saudi Arabia

11:16

US man tears woman's finger off while allegedly stealing her purse

11:36

Gaza's militant groups against Mideast conference

11:46

Prince Charles visits Uganda

11:54

5 dead found in apparent murder-suicide in US park

12:09

Estonia has fastest HIV infection rate in Europe

12:11

Herbert Saffir, who invented hurricane strength scale, dies at 90

12:24

Nicolas Sarkozy comes out on top after 9 days of strikes

12:35

Army prevents Lebanon from chaos

12:41

9 people arrested as Bulgarian police break counterfeiting ring

12:44

4 neo-Nazis carve swastika into 17-year-old girl's skin

12:55

Government army battles rebels in east Congo

13:02

Suspect in 1985 murder of Iraqi agent arrested

13:08

Eagles release new album instead of retiring

13:13

US teen sticks in chimney

13:32

3 man convicted in terror case in Denmark

13:59

Marion Jones' results annulled by IAAF

14:07

17-year-old boy stuck in chimney

14:16

Uzbekistan should punish torture of detainees by security and other officials

14:24

British edition of Esquire Magazine choses rural Texas town for photo session

14:30

Europeans take advantage of shopping scrum and very weak dollar

14:37

Pentecostal and other evangelical movements draw more souls

14:41

Eagles to release first new album in 28 years

14:47

Estonia has highest rate of HIV infections in Europe

14:54

Arab nations to participate in US-sponsored Mideast peace conference

15:02

US police cars may look different from what is expected

15:10

Hugo Chavez' reforms may pose risk to private property

15:15

Norilsk Nickel to sell blocking stake to Aluminum giant UC Rusal

15:24

Plan to boost wages for Florida tomato pickers may fail

15:30

Entertainment Weekly magazine names J.K. Rowling entertainer of year

15:36

Guenter Grass sues publisher of his biography

15:43

"Dinnertime bandit" finally charged with string of expensive jewelry thefts

15:48

Oil futures jump gradually up toward 100 dollars barrel

15:55

Suits against Rhode Island nightclub cause public anxiety

16:04

US firefighters trained to look out for terrorism

16:11

Dim hope left to find 3 missing Russian divers in Red Sea waters

16:16

Cruise ship strikes ice off Antarctica

16:21

Ferry hits rocks in Greece

16:29

US negotiator to visit Asia earlier than planned in North Korea nuclear talks

16:35

Fiat SpA to invest much money in Brazil and Argentina

16:40

Bishops plead church officials to open Mexico City's famous cathedral

16:45

Broadcom to prevent Qualcomm from producing cellular chips

16:56

Diana Damrau discourses upon staged performances of Queen of Night

17:01

Dollar gains new low against euro

17:07

Italian buyer acquires unpopulated and one-house town in Texas

17:12

Afghanistan in need of another 25,000 police, more training and weapons

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Czech general tells bad news to Zelensky

Western countries actively support Ukraine in words, but they are able to provide less and less real help. This opinion was expressed by the former head of the military intelligence of the Czech Republic, Major General Andor Sandor, in an interview with the Parliamentní listy.

Czech general tells bad news to Zelensky

German PzH 2000 howitzers captured by Russian military in Ukraine

German PzH 2000 howitzers captured by Russian military in Ukraine

Ukrainian commander: 'It's a matter of time when Russian flag will be raised in Kyiv'

Hotspots and Incidents

Anonymous insider explains why Russia tolerates shelling of its cities by Ukraine

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