Coal mine blast kills 42 in China, 66 trapped - The Associated Press

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Coal mine blast kills 42 in China, 66 trapped The Associated Press HARBIN, China — Rescuers working in frigid cold and darkness tried to reach 66 people believed trapped a third of a mile (half a kilometer) underground after a huge gas explosion Saturday ripped through a coal mine in northern China, killing at least ... China mine explosion kills 42, traps 66Reuters Deadly mine blast traps dozens in north-eastern ChinaBBC News Death toll 'rises to 42' in China mining accidentAFP United Press International -euronews -PRESS TV all 954 news articles »

Herman Van Rompuy and Baroness Ashton: the eu's perfect couple of nobodies - Telegraph.co.uk

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Herman Van Rompuy and Baroness Ashton: the eu's perfect couple of nobodies Telegraph.co.uk The big winners in last week's EU carve-up may not have famous names or stellar cvs – but that's what made them ideal candidates for their new jobs, says William Langley. By William Langley ae_stnsfter all the years of doubt and hesitation, ... Chinese premier congratulates Rompuy on election as full-time EU presidentXinhua Profile: First EU President Herman van RompuyBBC News New EU president raises fears in aspirant TurkeyReuters guardian.co.uk -Voice of America -Bloomberg all 2,801 news articles »

Sri Lanka to open refugee camps ahead of polls - Reuters

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Sri Lanka to open refugee camps ahead of polls Reuters COLOMBO, Nov 21 (Reuters) - Sri Lanka said on Saturday it will allow greater freedom of movement to refugees held in military-guarded camps from next month, after facing pressure to speed up resettlement of thousands ... Resettle war-displaced Tamils by January 31: RajapaksaHindu Sri Lanka Plans to Let Tamil Refugees Leave CampsNew York Times UN chief hails Sri Lanka's decision to release more than half of idpsXinhua BBC News -Indian Express -Aljazeera.net all 572 news articles »

Hamas Militants Agree to Stop Firing Rockets Into Israel - FOXNews

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Hamas Militants Agree to Stop Firing Rockets Into Israel FOXNews GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip — Palestinian militants in Gaza have agreed to stop firing rockets into southern Israel. Hamas announced the agreement this evening, saying it's intended to prevent Israeli retaliation and give Gaza residents more stability. ... Rocket fired from Gaza into Israel: armyAFP Gaza militants agree to halt rocket fireThe Associated Press Hamas: Palestinian groups in Gaza agree not to fire rocketsJerusalem Post Xinhua -Washington Post -Reuters all 711 news articles »

Archbishop of Canterbury and Pope Benedict XVI share 'cordial' talks - Telegraph.co.uk

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Archbishop of Canterbury and Pope Benedict XVI share 'cordial' talks Telegraph.co.uk The Archbishop of Canterbury and Pope Benedict XVI took significant steps on Saturday to heal the rift between their respective faiths. By Jonathan Wynne-Jones, Religious Affairs Correspondent, in Rome The Archbishop of Canterbury and Pope Benedict XVI ... Pope, Anglican Leader Meet, Agree to Strengthen RelationshipBloomberg Pope and Anglican leader agree on closer relationsThe Associated Press Anglican head challenges Vatican over women clergyReuters guardian.co.uk -Times Online -Metro Canada - Halifax all 516 news articles »

Obama Touts Asia Trade for US Economic Recovery - Voice of America

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Obama Touts Asia Trade for US Economic Recovery Voice of America In his weekly radio and Internet address, Mr. Obama stressed that the US needs to place a greater emphasis on exports in order for the economy to grow. Mr. Obama says Asia does the most trade with the US and that the US could gain economically from ... Obama Calls for More U.S. Exports to AsiaWall Street Journal Obama Says Asia Trip Focused on Economy and Creating US JobsBloomberg In China, Obama leaves more questions than he takesWashington Post BBC News -Reuters -Los Angeles Times all 996 news articles »

Medvedev Says 'Backwardness' Undermines Party - New York Times

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Medvedev Says 'Backwardness' Undermines Party New York Times MOSCOW — President Dmitri A. Medvedev of Russia accused the governing party, United Russia, of “backwardness” on Saturday, warning its leaders that they must learn to win elections honestly if it is to survive. Some regional branches of ... Russia to stick to five priorities in economic restructuring, says PutinXinhua Russia president criticizes ruling party over voteThe Associated Press Medvedev slams own party over vote mishandlingPRESS TV Washington Post -Reuters -Newsweek all 338 news articles »

'Iran shows good will by offering to buy nuclear fuel' - PRESS TV

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'Iran shows good will by offering to buy nuclear fuel' PRESS TV While nuclear negotiations between Iran and the West have yet to yield a final result, a senior Iranian lawmaker says Tehran's choice to buy its required high-enriched uranium is a sign of 'good will'. Speaking to Iran's Student News Agency (ISNA) on ... un Official Seeks Global Action on IranWall Street Journal Major World Powers Dislike Nuclear Response From IranVoice of America 6 world powers press Iran on nuclear issueThe Associated Press Christian Science Monitor -Reuters -Xinhua all 1,402 news articles »

Brown visits British flood victims - ABC Online

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Brown visits British flood victims ABC Online Mr Brown met relief workers and residents who had been evacuated from their homes. (Reuters: Phil Noble) The In what has been described as a one in a thousand year event, heavy rains in Britain have destroyed four ... Cumbria floods: survey every bridge in the country, say government advisersTelegraph.co.uk £1 million pledged to flood victimsThe Press Association British Isles Brace for More FloodsCBS News BBC News -Reuters -CNN International all 2,092 news articles »

India's PM Singh Travels to US Capital - Voice of America

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India's PM Singh Travels to US Capital Voice of America Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is traveling to the United States for talks on how the two countries will work together on critical issues in coming years. Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is traveling to the United States for talks on how the ... The Prize is IndiaNewsweek Boost to intelligence sharing, countering terror likely during Manmohan's US visitHindu India attaches high priority to its relations with US: PMEconomic Times Wall Street Journal -Times of India -AFP all 920 news articles »

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