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- We The People Stimulus Package
- N. Ireland power-sharing tested as leader steps aside
- Judaism: Our National Religion?
- Judaism: Our National Religion?
- Judaism: Our National Religion?
- Judaism: Our National Religion?
- Judaism: Our National Religion?
- Israel's Increasing Anti-Christianity
- Nigerians seek end to power vacuum
- Australians battle heatwave
- Former Blair aide faces Iraq probe
- UK highlights Pakistan Islamisation
- Bomb blast kills Iranian professor
- JAL shares dive on bankruptcy fears
- Tehran blast kills nuclear physic scientist
- 6 NATO, US troops killed on deadly Monday
- US Afghan buildup 'showing success'
- Tehran blast kills university professor
- Caracas: US wants to provoke Venezuela
- China tops global auto market in 2009
- MoD: 1 in 5 British troops unfit for war
- US rebuffs N Korea peace pact call
- Two held over attack on Togolese soccer team
- Georgia finds National Hero in John McCain
- The New Preface for Jewish Supremacism - latest edition
- Dennis Ross's Myth: The Gaza Connection
- Shadow Boxing at Sharm al-Sheikh
- What Next, Viva Palestina?
- The Quiet American
- The Other Side of Oslo Peace Process
- Drug firms made 'false H1N1 claims'
- China tests interceptor missile
- 'US wants to turn Yemen into another Afghanistan'
- Congressman seeking to bar Iranians from US
- Rwandan issues report on Habyarimana assassination
- US Fed maintains secrecy on banks bailout
- French soldier killed in Afghanistan
- EU says Iran has made 'mistakes'
- Rafsanjani says Iran crisis must be resolved
- Turkey says Israel threatening global peace
- Ayers to O'Reilly: Stop yelling, Start listening!
- Nato troops killed in Afghanistan
- Jail terms for Georgian 'mutineers'
- Call to throw out Guantanamo case
- Massive protests in Karachi over police raids
- Blackwater/Xe mercs arrive in Somalia, Al-Shabab says
- Syria, Iran call for regional cooperation
- P5+1 to discuss Iran nuclear issue in New York
- Indian, Bangladeshi PMs rekindle ties
- Italian foreign minister begins Africa tour
- Lebanon fires at Israeli jets violating its airspace
- Houthis 'seize 3 Yemeni bases in north'
- Reid urges US Airways review Vegas flight cuts
- Chewing Gun: McCain gets National Hero of Georgia
- Low Law & Order: Inside look at Afghan police failures
- The Ultimate US Terrorism List
- Mubarak Creates PR Disaster for Egypt and Himself
- Gaza and the path to accountability
- Winter bliss in Sweden
- Sudan: Sliding back into civil war
- The Recession Is Over, the Depression Just Beginning
- Pakistani MPs demand arrest of culprits in Karachi violence
- Deported cleric back in Kenya
- Indians allege racism in Australia
- India and Bangladesh rekindle ties
- Black Iraqis claim discriminatioN
- Accidental blast kills Gaza fighter
- Chile gains entry into OECD
- Israeli missile strike kills 3 Hamas fighters
- 3D TV offers possible bail-out to tech industry
- Sarah Palin takes Fox News commentator job
- Low Law & Order: Inside look at Afghan police failures
- KHL Battle: Biggest hockey fight in history
- Europe struggles as snow continues
- Thais protest 'double standards'
- Venezuela's Chavez warns price 'speculators'
- N Korea wants peace treaty with South
- US to press North Korea on human rights issue
- Family calls for UK detainee's release
- Iran prescribes regional cooperation for Pakistan violence
- Hong Kong police arrest acid attacker
- Security test in Pakistan's Swat
- Water crisis plagues Peru
- US 'in danger of economic relapse'
- Clinton to talk bases, security on Pacific swing
- Jews Suck Baby Penises
- US judge to hear apartheid appeal
- UN to kick off Year of Biodiversity
- Houthis: 18 Saudi air raids target Yemeni villages
- Northern Ireland leader temporarily steps aside
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| N. Ireland power-sharing tested as leader steps aside Posted: 12 Jan 2010 09:25 AM PST
Robinson will stand down for six weeks, lawmakers were told Monday, as the pressure finally got to the first minister after calls mounted for him to go over financial allegations linked to the sex and politics row. |
| Judaism: Our National Religion? Posted: 12 Jan 2010 02:45 AM PST
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| Judaism: Our National Religion? Posted: 12 Jan 2010 02:45 AM PST
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| Judaism: Our National Religion? Posted: 12 Jan 2010 02:45 AM PST
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| Judaism: Our National Religion? Posted: 12 Jan 2010 02:45 AM PST
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| Judaism: Our National Religion? Posted: 12 Jan 2010 02:45 AM PST
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| Israel's Increasing Anti-Christianity Posted: 12 Jan 2010 02:34 AM PST
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| Nigerians seek end to power vacuum Posted: 12 Jan 2010 01:40 AM PST  Nigerian religious leaders, politicians and educators will lead a mass rally in the capital of Abuja to demand the government put an end to the political uncertainty surrounding its ailing president. Umaru Yar'Adua maintains executive powers even though he left Nigeria seven weeks ago to receive treatment for a heart condition in Saudi Arabia, and has not returned. |
| Posted: 12 Jan 2010 12:42 AM PST  Days of extreme heat conditions in Australia has prompted officials to raise the fire alert to the highest level, with two states warning of "catastrophic" blazes similar to last year's. Firefighters in South Australia battled fires and their Victoria counterparts braced for trouble as the city of Melbourne baked under the heatwave. |
| Former Blair aide faces Iraq probe Posted: 12 Jan 2010 12:41 AM PST  A former spokesperson for Tony Blair, the British prime minister who sent UK troops into Iraq, will give evidence to a public inquiry on the war. Alastair Campbell, the first big name witness to appear before the Chilcot inquiry in London, is likely to face questions on Tuesday about the intelligence Britain used to make the case to go to war in 2003. |
| UK highlights Pakistan Islamisation Posted: 12 Jan 2010 12:40 AM PST  Pakistan is likely to become increasingly anti-American in the coming years, complicating US efforts to win its war against various Islamist groups in the region, a new report says. According to an assessment released on Tuesday by the UK-based Legatum Institute think tank, however, the growing Islamisation in the South Asian republic is still unlikely to lead to a Taliban takeover. |
| Bomb blast kills Iranian professor Posted: 12 Jan 2010 12:39 AM PST  A bomb blast has killed a university professor in the Iranian capital, Tehran, state media has reported. Massoud Mohammadi, a lecturer at Tehran University, was killed on Tuesday in the north of the capital when a remote-controlled bomb attached to a motorcycle went off, media reports said. |
| JAL shares dive on bankruptcy fears Posted: 12 Jan 2010 12:38 AM PST  A group of airlines including American Airlines and British Airways have stepped up their offer of financial aid to troubled Japan Airlines (JAL) amid reports the carrier is preparing to file for bankruptcy. The One World airline alliance said on Tuesday it was ready to inject $1.4bn into the Japanese carrier and guarantee $2bn in revenue over the next three years, if JAL stays in the group. |
| Tehran blast kills nuclear physic scientist Posted: 12 Jan 2010 12:37 AM PST
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| 6 NATO, US troops killed on deadly Monday Posted: 12 Jan 2010 12:37 AM PST
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| US Afghan buildup 'showing success' Posted: 11 Jan 2010 11:11 PM PST  The top US commander in Afghanistan says he believes a recent US troop buildup in the country has started to turn the tide against the Taliban. In an interview with ABC television on Monday, General Stanley McChrystal said the decision by Barack Obama, the US president, to increase American troop numbers in the country has "changed the way we operate in Afghanistan". |
| Tehran blast kills university professor Posted: 11 Jan 2010 11:09 PM PST
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| Caracas: US wants to provoke Venezuela Posted: 11 Jan 2010 11:09 PM PST
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| China tops global auto market in 2009 Posted: 11 Jan 2010 11:09 PM PST
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| MoD: 1 in 5 British troops unfit for war Posted: 11 Jan 2010 11:09 PM PST
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| US rebuffs N Korea peace pact call Posted: 11 Jan 2010 10:09 PM PST  The US has dismissed a North Korean call for a peace treaty formally ending the Korean War, saying Pyongyang must first commit to ending its nuclear weapons programme. In a statement on Monday, North Korea said a peace treaty was essential because "the state of war" is a root cause of the hostile relations with Washington. |
| Two held over attack on Togolese soccer team Posted: 11 Jan 2010 09:36 AM PST
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| Georgia finds National Hero in John McCain Posted: 11 Jan 2010 09:36 AM PST
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| The New Preface for Jewish Supremacism - latest edition Posted: 11 Jan 2010 09:00 AM PST
If you can put aside, as best you can, the prejudices you may have on this subject and even preconceptions you might have about me personally, you can more fairly evaluate the ideas and evidence in this book. That is all an author can ask of his reader, and I ask it of you. It is my earnest belief that if you endeavor to keep an open mind, what you read will surprise you. |
| Dennis Ross's Myth: The Gaza Connection Posted: 11 Jan 2010 08:54 AM PST  Last summer a heated debate probed whether Dennis Ross had been forced out as Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's Special Adviser for the Persian Gulf and Southwest Asia, with special emphasis on Iran. One belief was that Ross couldn't navigate the State Department's Bureaucracy and had to be transferred. |
| Shadow Boxing at Sharm al-Sheikh Posted: 11 Jan 2010 08:54 AM PST  As the media focus fades away from Egypt and the unprecedented brawl that occurred in the streets of Cairo, it is likely that the world will yet again be treated to Mubarak's routine antics at Sharm al-Sheikh. |
| Posted: 11 Jan 2010 08:54 AM PST  Mere words cannot express my admiration for Viva Palestina and those who devote their efforts to it. I love the way they shamed – and not for the first time – the great powers and their gutless leaders. |
| Posted: 11 Jan 2010 08:54 AM PST  The quiet American was the hero of Graham Greene's novel about the first Vietnam War, the one fought by the French. |
| The Other Side of Oslo Peace Process Posted: 11 Jan 2010 08:54 AM PST  'Today, we bear witness to an extraordinary act in one of history's defining dramas,' said the then US president Bill Clinton as a prelude to Oslo Peace Process, 'a drama that began in the time of our ancestors when the word went forth from a sliver of land between the river Jordan and the Mediterranean Sea. That hallowed piece of earth, that land of light and revelation is the home to the memories and dreams of Jews, Muslims and Christians throughout the world.' |
| Drug firms made 'false H1N1 claims' Posted: 11 Jan 2010 08:44 AM PST
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| China tests interceptor missile Posted: 11 Jan 2010 08:38 AM PST  China has successfully tested its advanced air defence capabilities, intercepting a missile in mid-flight within its territory, state media reported. "The test has achieved the expected objective," the official Xinhua news agency quoted the foreign ministry as saying on Tuesday. |
| 'US wants to turn Yemen into another Afghanistan' Posted: 11 Jan 2010 08:37 AM PST
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| Congressman seeking to bar Iranians from US Posted: 11 Jan 2010 08:37 AM PST
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| Rwandan issues report on Habyarimana assassination Posted: 11 Jan 2010 08:37 AM PST
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| US Fed maintains secrecy on banks bailout Posted: 11 Jan 2010 08:37 AM PST
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| French soldier killed in Afghanistan Posted: 11 Jan 2010 08:37 AM PST
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| EU says Iran has made 'mistakes' Posted: 11 Jan 2010 08:36 AM PST
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| Rafsanjani says Iran crisis must be resolved Posted: 11 Jan 2010 08:36 AM PST
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| Turkey says Israel threatening global peace Posted: 11 Jan 2010 08:36 AM PST
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| Ayers to O'Reilly: Stop yelling, Start listening! Posted: 11 Jan 2010 08:10 AM PST
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| Nato troops killed in Afghanistan Posted: 11 Jan 2010 08:10 AM PST  At least six international troops have been killed during a wave of violence in some of the most volatile regions of Afghanistan, Nato officials have said. Nato officials on Monday said that the dead included three Americans killed in southern Afghanistan, one French soldier who died in the northeast of the capital, Kabul, and two others whose nationalities were not officially given. |
| Jail terms for Georgian 'mutineers' Posted: 11 Jan 2010 08:09 AM PST  A Georgian court has given three military officials jail terms of up to 30 years for leading a brief mutiny last year in what authorities described as as military coup. The uprising, which took place at the Mukhrovani tank base near Tbilisi, the capital, on May 5, 2009, was seen as an attempt to overthrow Mikheil Saakashvili, Georgia's president. |
| Call to throw out Guantanamo case Posted: 11 Jan 2010 07:10 AM PST  The criminal case against the first Guantanamo detainee standing trial in a US civilian court should be thrown out because he was denied the right to a speedy trial, defence lawyers have argued. But the US government said in the Manhattan federal court on Monday that gathering intelligence from Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani during interrogations was "weightier, more significant" than giving him a speedy trial. |
| Massive protests in Karachi over police raids Posted: 11 Jan 2010 07:09 AM PST
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| Blackwater/Xe mercs arrive in Somalia, Al-Shabab says Posted: 11 Jan 2010 07:09 AM PST
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| Syria, Iran call for regional cooperation Posted: 11 Jan 2010 07:09 AM PST
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| P5+1 to discuss Iran nuclear issue in New York Posted: 11 Jan 2010 07:09 AM PST
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| Indian, Bangladeshi PMs rekindle ties Posted: 11 Jan 2010 07:08 AM PST
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| Italian foreign minister begins Africa tour Posted: 11 Jan 2010 07:08 AM PST
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| Lebanon fires at Israeli jets violating its airspace Posted: 11 Jan 2010 07:08 AM PST
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| Houthis 'seize 3 Yemeni bases in north' Posted: 11 Jan 2010 07:08 AM PST
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| Reid urges US Airways review Vegas flight cuts Posted: 11 Jan 2010 07:08 AM PST
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| Chewing Gun: McCain gets National Hero of Georgia Posted: 11 Jan 2010 06:41 AM PST
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| Low Law & Order: Inside look at Afghan police failures Posted: 11 Jan 2010 05:38 AM PST
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| The Ultimate US Terrorism List Posted: 11 Jan 2010 05:34 AM PST  However President Obama is judged on various subjects for his first year in office, he has already made history in the way that neither his predecessor nor any other leader has ever managed. |
| Mubarak Creates PR Disaster for Egypt and Himself Posted: 11 Jan 2010 05:34 AM PST  Hosni Mubarak, President of Egypt, has plumbed new depths and caused deep offence with his shameful bullying of the Viva Palestina convoy bound for Gaza, which had driven for weeks and thousands of miles from many countries to bring medical aid and other relief to women and children cruelly shut off from the world and under endless lethal bombardment by Israel. |
| Gaza and the path to accountability Posted: 11 Jan 2010 05:21 AM PST
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| Sudan: Sliding back into civil war Posted: 11 Jan 2010 05:19 AM PST
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| The Recession Is Over, the Depression Just Beginning Posted: 11 Jan 2010 05:15 AM PST
"The credit collapse and the accompanying deflation and overcapacity are going to drive the economy and financial markets in 2010. We have said this repeatedly that this recession is really a depression because the (post-WW II) recessions were merely small backward steps in an inventory cycle but in the context of expanding credit. Whereas now, we are in a prolonged period of credit contraction, especially as it relates to households and small businesses." Summarizing his 2010 outlook, Rosenberg highlighted asset deflation and credit contraction imploding "the largest balance sheet in the world - the US household sector" in the amount of "an epic $12 trillion of lost net worth, a degree of trauma we have never seen before," even after the equity bear market rally and "tenuous" housing recovery likely to be short-lived and illusory with a true bottom many months away. |
| Pakistani MPs demand arrest of culprits in Karachi violence Posted: 11 Jan 2010 05:08 AM PST
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Bob Basso author of "Common Sense" plays the role of Thomas Paine to ignite the fire of change in America. Patriotism and Pride for America lead Thomas Paine to help take back America!
If America had a national religion, what would it be? We were founded by Christians and deists. Over 75 percent of us still profess Christianity. But I wonder what a space alien would conclude if guessing our national religion based on public officials, public symbols and the discourse we allow.
The period of the Great Crusades saw the forces of the Christian west and Muslim east engage in futile military efforts to decide who would control Palestine, with power to exclude others. After millions died, the exhausted combatants finally reached a compromise that has proved amicable for nearly a millennium: Each of the three great religions claiming special kinship to Israel—Christians, Jews and Muslims— would have freedom as pilgrims and even residents to worship in the sacred places of the Holy Land.
An Iranian nuclear physic scientist has been killed in a remote-controlled bomb attack in the Iranian capital, Tehran. 
Foreign troops in Afghanistan have had another deadly day as a new wave of attacks caused the deaths of six NATO forces, mostly American. 
A university professor has been killed in a remote-controlled bomb attack in the Iranian capital, Tehran. 
Despite US denial of trespassing on Venezuelan airspace, Caracas says Washington wanted to provoke the South American nation into launching an attack. 
China's auto sales have exceeded 13.64 million units in 2009 to reach record levels due partly to government incentives, an industry association announces. 
More than 16,000 British soldiers, or one in five army personnel, are not fit enough for battle, the Ministry of Defense (MoD) has revealed. 
Two suspects are in police custody in Angola for Friday's deadly attack perpetrated on the Togolese soccer team that killed three people. 
The former US presidential candidate, John McCain has received Georgia's Order of the National Hero for his support of Tbilisi during its 2008 South Ossetia military conflict with Russia. 
I promise that this book will challenge you. Its amazing documentary evidence will confront some of your most cherished beliefs.
The severity of the H1N1 outbreak was deliberately exaggerated by pharmaceutical companies that stood to make billions of dollars from a worldwide scare, a leading European health expert has claimed. Wolfgang Wodarg, head of health at the Council of Europe, has accused the makers of vaccines for the virus of influencing the World Health Organisation's (WHO) decision to declare a pandemic.
Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki says the US, Britain, and Israel are implementing a plan to turn Yemen into another Afghanistan. 
A US congressman has announced his plans to reintroduce the Stop Terrorists Entry Program (STEP) Act into Congress, which calls for the deportation of most Iranians without permanent resident status. 
A Rwandan government report on the assassination of then Rwandan president Juvenal Habyarimana in 1994 has implicated Hutu Power Movement leader Theoneste Bagosora as the mastermind. 
The United States Federal Reserve is making an effort to block a court decision on divulging the government's trillion dollar program to save major US banks. 
A French soldier has been killed and another has been seriously injured when their patrol was attacked by insurgents in northeast Kabul. 
The new European Union foreign policy chief said Monday that Iran should make up for the "mistakes" it has made in its relationship with the West. 
The chairman of Iran's Expediency Council said Monday the increasing frictions between political factions are the most important crisis in the country and should be resolved. 
Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has lashed out at Israel over the violation of Lebanese airspace through which it threatens peace in the region. 
RT interviews controversial professor Bill Ayers. He has been dubbed a "domestic terrorist" by the mainstream media, and Bill O'Reilly warned to slap him. Ayers now responds to the lash-out.
Pakistani police fire teargas at several thousand Lyari protesters in Karachi rallying against paramilitary and police search operations following a rash of violence in the city. 
At least 18 people have been killed in clashes between rival factions in southern and central Somalia, and there are reports that Blackwater/Xe mercenaries have entered the country. 
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has called for additional consultations among regional states to devise ways to counter the plots of foreign powers. 
The five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany will meet later this week to discuss Iran's nuclear program. 
The prime ministers of India and Bangladesh meet in New Delhi to cement ties between the two south Asian neighbors and sign five cooperation pacts. 
Italian Foreign Minister Franco Frattini's official visit to Mauritania on Monday marks the beginning of his seven-nation African tour. 
The Lebanese army says its anti-aircraft artillery fired at four Israeli fighter jets flying over the country's southern airspace at low altitude on Monday. 
Houthi fighters in Yemen say they have managed to capture three military bases after fierce fighting with the government forces near the northern city of Sa'ada. 
The US Senate majority leader Harry Reid has asked the US Airways to review its plan to cut back on its flights to Las Vegas amid unemployment odds that is gripping the resort city in the state of Nevada. 
Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili awarded US Senator John mccain with the the Order of the National Hero. "John mccain demonstrated heroism for America and for Georgia" - proudly said Saakashvili. Former US Presidential Candidate was also presented a gun. As Saakashvili stated "it was a gun sold by one Russian General to a Georgian businessman during military conflict in the Caucasus in August 2008". At that time mccain repeatedly backed Georgia, which attacked South Ossetia.
Afghan police are failing to tackle the flourishing drug trade and insurgent violence, despite billions being spent by international forces to bolster security. As rt's Paula Slier reports, foreign training programs are getting poor results because of corruption, illiteracy and a lack of infrastructure.
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs David Milliband acted swiftly to withdraw the warrant for the arrest of former Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni, one of the architects of last winter's Israeli attack on Gaza. A British magistrate issued the warrant under universal jurisdiction laws in response to allegations of war crimes committed by Israel in Gaza. This prompted Brown to phone Livni and assure her she was "welcome" in Britain, and Milliband stated his government's intention to remove the power of UK magistrates to issue any such future warrants against Israeli politicians.
In Europe sub zero temperatures are continuing to disrupt travel as an unusually harsh winter continues to affect the continent. In Sweden the mercury has dropped to minus 30 in many parts of the country, 26 degrees colder than normal. Yet unlike other European countries, such as Britain, many services are running as normal Nicholas Haque reports.
Five years after a peace deal ending Sudan's 22-year-long civil war, there are fears of the country sliding back into all-out war between the North and the South. With calls to world leaders to intervene and bolster the fragile peace agreement, what can be done to avoid conflict in Sudan? What can the world powers do for Sudan?
In late 2009, former Merrill Lynch economist, now with the Canadian firm, Gluskin Sheff, said the following:
Pakistani lawmakers have strongly condemned the recent wave of violence in Karachi demanding that the government must expose the culprits behind the heinous attacks. 
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