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Breaking News Wed, 23 Jul 2008
Cafeteria - Filipinos - Food safety - Slum Area - Davao City - Philippines
Ambassador   Asia   Hunger   Philippines   Photos   UN  
 The Philippine Star 
UN holds media forum to tackle hunger problem
| In a bid to support the government's anti-hunger program, the United Nations Country Team, led by UN Resident Coordinator and UNDP Resident Representative Nileema Noble will participate in a media f... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal)
Bottled Water - Drinking Water
Disasters   People   Photos   Society   Water  
 The Philippine Star 
The next crisis: Water
| The global oil and food crisis have driven the prices of basic commodities to unprecedented levels, resulting in food riots and the toppling of governments as seen by the likes of Haiti. What we are... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)
US President George W. Bush, waves to the crowd of US Air Force (USAF) personnel, government employees and military families, as he departs Andrews Air Force Base (AFB), Maryland (MD), aboard Air Force One.  Asia Times 
Unsolicited advice for Bush on Iran
| By Jim Lobe | WASHINGTON - Two of Washington's most prominent foreign policy graybeards praised Saturday's direct participation in multinational talks with Iran by a senior US diplomat, but called o... (photo: USAF file / SSgt Charity Barrett)
Diplomacy   Iran   Mideast   Photos   Washington  
 KLdy1 - Mar07 - sports car - imported cars - luxury cars - imported cars - jkt07. (dy1)  Reuters 
Shift to smaller cars raises safety questions
Wed Jul 23, 2008 12:05pm ET | | By John Crawley - Analysis | WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An accelerating consumer shift from sport utility vehicles and pickups to more fuel-efficient cars should reduce rol... (photo: WN)
Cars   Photos   Production   Sport   Transport  
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This undated image made from video released by the US military in Iraq which it says shows children purportedly holding guns during an apparent al-Qaida training operation. The videotapes seized during U.S. raids on suspected al-Qaida in Iraq hide-outs show the terror group training young boys to kidnap and assassinate civilians, U.S. and Iraqi officials said Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2008. Common Dreams
Pakistan Accused of Disappearing Terrorism Suspects
| ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Pakistan's intelligence agencies and police have disappeared hundreds of Pakistanis, including children as young as 9, as part of the U.S.-led war... (photo: US DoD / )
Asia   Intelligence   Islamabad   Pakistan   Photos   Terrorism  
Mapo tofu - dainty sichuan Inquirer
Hot and heavenly Sichuan cuisine
| MANILA, Philippines—Mapo is perhaps the most popular spicy Chinese tofu dish in the country. Of Sichuan origin, mapo 'in Chinese means pockmarked old lady, and it comes... (photo: creative commons / avlxyz)
Food   Health   Nutrition   Philippines   Photos  
 Shri Somnath Chatterjee The Times Of India
Somnath: Once Marxist voice, now Speaker without a party
| 23 Jul 2008, 2043 hrs IST,IANS               NEW DELHI: His was the stentorian voice that effectively projected the Communist Party o... (photo: PIB)
Delhi   India   Media   Photos   Politics  
The Union Minister of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution and Agriculture, Shri Sharad Pawar The Times Of India
Pawar asks FM to review scrapping cotton import duty
|                 NEW DELHI: Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar has asked Finance Minister P Chidambaram to review the decisio... (photo: PIB)
Agriculture   Delhi   Economy   India   Photos  
 China - Beijing /ntf1 The Times Of India
China's growth rate may plunge to 9.9 pc: ADB
|                 NEW DELHI: China's economic growth is likely to be 9.9 per cent this year and 9.7 per cent in 2009 due to a... (photo: GFDL)
China   Economy   Market   Photos   Society  
Oil - Edible Oil - Cooking Oil. (ps1) The Times Of India
Edible oil prices fell due to lack of demand
|                 MUMBAI: Edible and industrial oils both declined on the oils and oilseeds market here on Wednesday on lack ... (photo: WN / patricia)
Business   India   Mumbai   Oil   Photos  
Proton sale office at leeng kee road, singapore, vehicle, car, motorcar. The Star
Proton: No warranty claims for Terengganu's Perdana
| PETALING JAYA: No warranty claims have been made since October 2004 on the Proton Perdana V6 that the Terengganu state government claimed to have spent more than RM100,... (photo: WN / rina)
Malaysia   Photos   Proton   Vehicle   Warranty  
Celtic player Shunsuke Nakamura, Soccer Sporting Life
Nakamura Feels The Pain
| Celtic midfielder Shunsuke Nakamura has revealed he can no longer ignore the groin pain which has blighted him for months. | The Japanese international is said to be fl... (photo: AP)
League   Photos   Soccer   Sports   Star  
KLdy1 - May08 - US Dollar. (dy1) Turkish Press
Dollar climbs on back of weak oil prices
| Euro coins and a US dollar bill. The dollar rose against the euro and the yen, propped up by lower oil prices and renewed speculation about possible US interest rate hi... (photo: WN / Denise Yong)
Bank   Dollar   Economy   Money   Photos  
 Toyota-automobile-automaker (sl1) CBS News
Toyota's Global Sales Rose 2 Percent In 1st-half
Toyota sold more than 4.8 million vehicles worldwide in the first half, up 2 percent from the same period a year earlier, the Japanese automaker said Wednesday. | Toyota'... (photo: creative commons)
Automaker   Business   Industry   Market   Photos  
A Bhutanese shopkeeper worships with a lighted candle in front of the photographs of the king of Bhutan Jigme Singye BBC News
Bhutan king to be crowned at last
THE KING'S ANCIENT TITLES: | Supreme Protector Of The People | The Great Elected One | The Upholder Of The Law | A date has been announced in the Himalayan kingdom of Bhu... (photo: AP / Tamal Roy)
Bhutan   Culture   Photos   Politics   Society  
The entrance to Massey Energy's Mammoth Coal Co. where on Thursday, Nov. 29, 2007 union workers dismantled a picket shack that stood across the highway in Smithers, W.Va. Workers have been on strike since 2004 when Virginia based Massey bought the mine out of bankruptcy and reopened it as a nonunion operation. Last week, a federal labor judge ordered Massey to allow union workers to return to their jobs and recognize the union for collective bargaining. (AP Photo/Jeff Gentner)hg3 The Guardian
hit mining shares not pricing in profits
By Eric Onstad LONDON, July 23 (Reuters) - Beaten-down UK mining stocks, which have underperformed the wider market in recent months, offer good value as profits are expe... (photo: AP Photo / Jeff Gentner)
London   Market   Mining   Photos   Profits  
China India
- Haka excites visiting kung fu kids
- Swimming: Relieved Herring following in his father's wak
- Swimming: Dasher with the head-turning name can't wait f
- NBA stars have something to prove in Beijing Olympics
Bottled Water - Drinking Water
The next crisis: Water
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- Coffee lovers have cause for cheer
- The case for
- Time to get tough on global turmoil
- Indian vote approves US nuke deal
Indian Airlines Dornier Do-228-201 VT-EIO
Indian airlines flush out costs
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Turkey Iraq
- Turkey detains 26 over 'coup plot'
- Turkey Detains 26 in Alleged Coup Plot
- Talking Turkey: How safe is it for tourists?
- Turkish police detain 26 suspects, probe links to alleged co
 Turkish people wave national flags as they protest against the separatist Kurdish rebel group, the PKK, or Kurdistan Workers Party, in Istanbul, Turkey, Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2007. Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that his nation cannot wait
Turkey in the throes of Islamic revolution?
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- In the battle for the limelight, it's no contest
- Most British troops out of Iraq in a year
- Iraqi president rejects election law
- US talks with Iraq could stretch years
The president of  Iraq Jalal Talabani
Iraqi president rejects election law
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Saudi Arabia Japan
- Dubai arcade expects to double its volumes
- Poll: Economy top issue; energy worries grow most
- US talks with Iraq could stretch years
- Economy top issue, but energy concerns grow most as Iraq wor
Iraq's President Jalal Talabani talks to reporters in Baghdad, Iraq on Friday, Aug. 17, 20
Iraq's Talabani rejects election law
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- Strong quake jolts Japan
- Mike Moore: Offer hope to the bottom billion
- Rice Describes Meeting with N. Korean Counterpart as 'Go
- Igorot karate teacher wins world championship
 KLdy1 - Mar07 - sports car - imported cars - luxury cars - imported cars - jkt07. (dy1)
Shift to smaller cars raises safety questions
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Indonesia Pakistan
- The next crisis: Water
- Day of reckoning for Banal
- LLDA resumes demolition of illegal fish pens
- Philip Ruddock lobbies to spare Bali trio
Bottled Water - Drinking Water
The next crisis: Water
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- Bhutto aide shot to death in street
- Al-Qaeda's got a brand new bag
- Suspicion, terrain are foes for US in Afghan surge
- Suspicion, terrain are foes for US in Afghan surge
 David C. Mulford
US will convince Pak not to vote against India at IAEA: Mulford
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