Slovak police send explosives to Ireland by mistake (plus 49 more items) |  |
- Slovak police send explosives to Ireland by mistake
- Egypt police injure 35 Palestinians
- Colombia transfers Pyramid scheme boss to US
- Saudi incursion into Yemen 'repelled'
- UK blamed for provoking violence in Iran
- Absent Nigeria president draws case
- Obama and the Vampire Congress
- AIPAC's Role in Spying & U.S. Foreign Intervention
- When Does It Become Genocide?
- US drones kill 13 in Pakistan
- Syria backs Iran nuclear program
- Lengthy jail term for California Ponzi schemer
- Afghan blast kills children, wounds NATO soldiers
- US helping terrorists in southeast Iran: Report
- Anti-whaling boat sunk by Japanese vessel
- Indian police officer killed in Kashmir clashes
- Common painkiller fights skin cancer
- 2 Palestinians shot in Egypt border protest
- US drone strikes hit Pakistan
- Lethal clashes at Gaza-Egypt border
- Ex-ministers call for Brown ballot
- Turks protest Egypt's attack on Viva Palestina
- Japan PM names new finance minister
- Israel moves to prevent further war crime lawsuits
- HIV combination therapy saves more lives
- Pomegranate fights breast cancer
- Obesity greater health threat than smoking
- Severe snow causes chaos in Europe
- Police killed in Dagestan attack
- Gun battle erupts in Indian Kashmir
- US security measures under fire
- Global warming raises infections risk
- Germany to sell Israel another nuclear submarine
- 'Russia will never participate in a military operation in Afghanistan'
- Poison bullets: Depleted Uranium factor covered-up?
- The Alyona Show: Obama's Iron Fist?
- Google launches Nexus One phone
- Clash in Egypt over Gaza aid effort
- Blocking Freedom Marcher/Viva Palestina Aid to Gaza
- Masters of the false flag
- The Alyona Show: Heroin for Dummies
- Anti-whaling boat sinks after clash
- Yemen 'al-Qaeda commander held'
- Six police killed, 16 wounded in Dagestan
- Talabani urges Riyadh to halt anti-Shia remarks
- Iran, Turkmenistan launch new gas pipeline
- Iran, Syria play leading role in regional development
- US envoy returns to coup-hit Honduras
- Airport body scanner controversy continues
- Karzai criticises foreign forces
| Slovak police send explosives to Ireland by mistake Posted: 06 Jan 2010 09:23 AM PST
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| Egypt police injure 35 Palestinians Posted: 06 Jan 2010 09:09 AM PST
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| Colombia transfers Pyramid scheme boss to US Posted: 06 Jan 2010 09:09 AM PST
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| Saudi incursion into Yemen 'repelled' Posted: 06 Jan 2010 09:09 AM PST
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| UK blamed for provoking violence in Iran Posted: 06 Jan 2010 09:09 AM PST
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| Absent Nigeria president draws case Posted: 06 Jan 2010 08:09 AM PST  Lawyers in Nigeria have filed three lawsuits against the government and said that the country faces a constitutional crisis due to the absence of its sick president. The lawsuits filed on Tuesday, to be heard in a federal court in the capital Abuja on Januray 14, are aimed at making Umaru Yar'Adua, the president, transfer power to Gooluck Jonathan, the vice president. |
| Obama and the Vampire Congress Posted: 06 Jan 2010 07:57 AM PST
Democratic leaders have been promising the most ethical, transparent, open and engaged administration for years. Instead, they have delivered a bleak and creepy legislative environment that could double as a "Twilight" movie set.
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| AIPAC's Role in Spying & U.S. Foreign Intervention Posted: 06 Jan 2010 07:48 AM PST
First we had Jonathan Pollard, who plea-bargained his "treason" charge down to a life sentence. If you recall, Israel defiantly denied any association with Pollard. Eventually, however, Israel finally admitted that Pollard was a spy. A spy for Israel. |
| Posted: 06 Jan 2010 07:48 AM PST
My friend told me not to be silly, the assault was horrific, but it was not mass killing. I said that wasn't the issue: This was a population already very vulnerable to disease, ill-health, and malnutrition after years of siege, with its infrastructure rotted, its water and food contaminated. Israel's war would surely push the people over the brink, especially if the siege was maintained — as it has been. |
| Posted: 06 Jan 2010 07:37 AM PST
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| Syria backs Iran nuclear program Posted: 06 Jan 2010 07:36 AM PST
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| Lengthy jail term for California Ponzi schemer Posted: 06 Jan 2010 07:36 AM PST
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| Afghan blast kills children, wounds NATO soldiers Posted: 06 Jan 2010 07:36 AM PST
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| US helping terrorists in southeast Iran: Report Posted: 06 Jan 2010 07:09 AM PST
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| Anti-whaling boat sunk by Japanese vessel Posted: 06 Jan 2010 07:09 AM PST
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| Indian police officer killed in Kashmir clashes Posted: 06 Jan 2010 07:09 AM PST
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| Common painkiller fights skin cancer Posted: 06 Jan 2010 07:09 AM PST
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| 2 Palestinians shot in Egypt border protest Posted: 06 Jan 2010 07:09 AM PST
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| Posted: 06 Jan 2010 06:40 AM PST  A suspected double US drone attack has killed at least 15 people in Pakistan's northwestern tribal region. The strikes on Wednesday occurred in North Waziristan, where several opposition groups stage attacks inside the district and into bordering Afghanistan. Some officials have claimed that as many as 12 opposition fighters were among those dead. |
| Lethal clashes at Gaza-Egypt border Posted: 06 Jan 2010 06:39 AM PST  At least one Egyptian border guard has been killed and two Palestinians shot and wounded along the Gaza border during fierce clashes with Egyptian security forces. A border protest on Wednesday turned violent over frustration that the aid convoy, Viva Palestina, had been delayed. |
| Ex-ministers call for Brown ballot Posted: 06 Jan 2010 06:38 AM PST  Gordon Brown, the British prime minister, is facing a leadership challenge from within his own party just months before a national election. Geoff Hoon and Patricia Hewitt, two former members of Brown's cabinet, have written to fellow Labour Party politicans calling for a secret ballot on the issue which they say has "deeply divided" the party. |
| Turks protest Egypt's attack on Viva Palestina Posted: 06 Jan 2010 06:37 AM PST
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| Japan PM names new finance minister Posted: 06 Jan 2010 05:37 AM PST
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| Israel moves to prevent further war crime lawsuits Posted: 06 Jan 2010 05:37 AM PST
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| HIV combination therapy saves more lives Posted: 06 Jan 2010 05:37 AM PST
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| Pomegranate fights breast cancer Posted: 06 Jan 2010 05:36 AM PST
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| Obesity greater health threat than smoking Posted: 06 Jan 2010 05:36 AM PST
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| Severe snow causes chaos in Europe Posted: 06 Jan 2010 05:13 AM PST  The severe winter weather sweeping across Europe shows no sign of letting up, with freezing conditions continuing across the continent. The UK has been hit by its longest cold snap for almost 30 years with the army called up in Hampshire, in the south of the country, after about 1,000 vehicles were stranded by snow. |
| Police killed in Dagestan attack Posted: 06 Jan 2010 05:12 AM PST  At least six police officers have died and another 16 wounded in Dagestan, in Russia's North Caucasus, after being targeted by a suicide car bomber, according to local police. The attack occurred at the traffic police station on the outskirts of Makhachkala, the republic's capital, just as officers were lining up outside for roll call. |
| Gun battle erupts in Indian Kashmir Posted: 06 Jan 2010 05:11 AM PST  Government forces have come under attack in the capital of Indian-administered Kashmir from suspected fighters. The attackers hurled hand grenades and fired at police personnel in a crowded shopping district in Srinagar on Wednesday, killing at least one officer and wounding three civilians, police said. |
| US security measures under fire Posted: 06 Jan 2010 05:10 AM PST Cuba has described the new screenings, which would see passengers from 14 countries facing more rigorous inspection, as "hostile action" that is "politically motivated". |
| Global warming raises infections risk Posted: 06 Jan 2010 04:37 AM PST
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| Germany to sell Israel another nuclear submarine Posted: 06 Jan 2010 04:37 AM PST
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| 'Russia will never participate in a military operation in Afghanistan' Posted: 06 Jan 2010 04:12 AM PST
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| Poison bullets: Depleted Uranium factor covered-up? Posted: 06 Jan 2010 04:12 AM PST
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| The Alyona Show: Obama's Iron Fist? Posted: 06 Jan 2010 04:11 AM PST
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| Google launches Nexus One phone Posted: 06 Jan 2010 04:11 AM PST  Google has launched its Nexus One phone to challenge Apple's highly successful iPhone handsets. The California-based internet search engine giant called the phone released at their headquarters on Tuesday a "super phone". |
| Clash in Egypt over Gaza aid effort Posted: 06 Jan 2010 04:10 AM PST  At least 55 people have been injured in clashes between Egyptian police and pro-Palestinian activists who were trying to deliver aid into the Gaza Strip, eyewitnesses say. Some 520 activists broke down the gate at the port in al-Arish late on Tuesday in protest against an Egyptian decision to ship some of the goods through Israel, medical workers and protesters said. |
| Blocking Freedom Marcher/Viva Palestina Aid to Gaza Posted: 06 Jan 2010 03:41 AM PST
-- on December 1, 2008, when its warships stopped a Libyan cargo vessel several kilometers from Gaza, ordering it back to El-Arish, Egypt or be attacked; it was carrying 1,200 tons of rice, 750 tons of milk, 500 tons of oil, 500 tons of flour, and 100 tons of medicines; -- on December 15, 2008 when the Spirit of Humanity carrying five tons of aid and 21 passengers, including three volunteer surgeons, was intercepted at sea, 100 miles from Gaza, and warned to turn back to Larnaca, Cyprus or be assaulted; and |
| Posted: 06 Jan 2010 03:23 AM PST
As yet another theater of war is opened by the Jewish war machine with the puppetized American military leading leading the way to more death and destruction for innocent people in Yemen, the same ugly lies used in the formula for permanent war bubble to the surface, and have been brightly lit by many journalists who seem to be escaping the censoring hammer of mainstream media because of the increasing obviousness of Jewish manipulation in all these horrific events. |
| The Alyona Show: Heroin for Dummies Posted: 06 Jan 2010 03:17 AM PST
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| Anti-whaling boat sinks after clash Posted: 06 Jan 2010 03:16 AM PST  The development comes as Australia's government comes under pressure from politicians to block "spy flights" launched by Japan from Australian airports to obstruct the activities of conservation groups. Government officials have said the flights were helping Tokyo breach international anti-whaling conventions. The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society said that its futuristic powerboat, named the Ady Gil, was cut in half by the Shonan Maru No 2, a Japanese security ship, as it neared the whaling fleet. |
| Yemen 'al-Qaeda commander held' Posted: 06 Jan 2010 03:15 AM PST  Yemeni police have captured an al-Qaeda commander said to be behind the security threats that resulted in the closure of foreign embassies, officials say. Mohammed al-Hanq had evaded arrest on Monday during a raid by security forces in Arhab, 40km north of Sanaa, in which two of his relatives were killed and three other people wounded. |
| Six police killed, 16 wounded in Dagestan Posted: 06 Jan 2010 03:09 AM PST
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| Talabani urges Riyadh to halt anti-Shia remarks Posted: 06 Jan 2010 03:09 AM PST
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| Iran, Turkmenistan launch new gas pipeline Posted: 06 Jan 2010 03:09 AM PST
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| Iran, Syria play leading role in regional development Posted: 06 Jan 2010 03:09 AM PST
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| US envoy returns to coup-hit Honduras Posted: 06 Jan 2010 03:09 AM PST
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| Airport body scanner controversy continues Posted: 06 Jan 2010 02:48 AM PST
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| Karzai criticises foreign forces Posted: 06 Jan 2010 02:48 AM PST
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The world may be on high alert for airline attacks, but that didn't stop a consignment of plastic explosives being smuggled into Ireland, by accident. As part of a training exercise, Slovakian police hid explosives in unsuspecting travellers' luggage at the country's main airport. They found most of it, but a batch of explosives still managed to end up on a Dublin-bound Danube Wings plane, leading to a police raid and the temporary arrest of an unwitting smuggler. Tania Page reports....
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The US is helping the Pakistan-based Jundallah militants to enter Iran through the Persian Gulf and carry out terrorist acts in the country, a report said Wednesday. 
A Japanese vessel is accused of ramming a high-tech sailboat belonging to the anti-whaling activist group, the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society. 
A gun battle between government soldiers and fighters left at least one police officer dead in Indian-administered Kashmir on Wednesday. 
The commonly used painkiller known as celecoxib (Celebrex) has shown promising results in protecting individuals against certain types of skin cancer. 
Egyptian forces Wednesday inflicted gunshot wounds on at least two Palestinians during protests against Cairo's steeling its border with the blockaded Gaza Strip. 
Thousands of angry protesters in Turkey have staged a demonstration in the capital Istanbul to condemn the Egyptian police crackdown on a Gaza-bound aid convoy. 
Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama on Wednesday appointed his deputy Naoto Kan as the new finance minister, replacing 77-year-old Hirohisa Fujii who is resigning for health reasons. 
Israeli Military Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Gabi Ashkenazi Wednesday ordered the army to consult with its legal advisers during future operations. 
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With the situation in Afghanistan showing no sign of improvement, NATO and the US are increasingly seeking the help of Russia. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Aleksey Borodavkin spoke with RT on the issue.
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Six policemen have been killed and 16 others wounded in the Russian republic of Dagestan after a booby-trapped car rammed into a police car and exploded. 
Baghdad has called on Riyadh to prevent insult to Iraq's Shia clergy as protests escalate over offensive remarks hurled by a Wahhabi imam against Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani. 
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As Iran and Syria take major steps towards promoting relations, Iranian Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani says the two countries play a "very effective" role in regional developments. 
A top US envoy has met with ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya, as the Central American nation remains in a bitter stalemate six months after military coup. 
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Hamid Karzai, Afghanistan's president, has accused NATO and US forces of taking the fight against the Taliban dangerously close to the Afghan population. In an exclusive interview with Al Jazeera, Karzai said a growing civilian backlash is fast becoming a bigger risk to stability than the Taliban itself. Al Jazeera's Hashem Ahelbarra reports from the capital, Kabul.| You are subscribed to email updates from Rebel Newsflash To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now. | Email delivery powered by Google |
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