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Hong Kong march denounces bungled Philippine hostage rescue
Tens of thousands marched in Hong Kong on Sunday to denounce the Philippines’ bungled hostage rescue in which eight Hong Kong tourists were shot dead.
D.C. Rally
Several hundred thousand people rallied at the Lincoln Memorial on Saturday to hear U.S. conservative broadcaster Glenn Beck call on Americans to “turn back to God” and traditional values.
Indonesia Volcano
A volcano erupted on the Indonesia island of Sumatra on Sunday for the first time in four centuries, sending smoke 1,500 metres into the air and prompting the evaucation of thousands of residents, officials said.
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HURRICANE KATRINA: REBIRTH CONTINUES
Mervin Barrow knows what it means to miss New Orleans.
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HURRICANE KATRINA BEFORE AND AFTER
Memories of Katrina's landfall still vivid on Mississippi coast.
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UN fears for children as Pakistan floods threaten towns
Flood waters threatened to engulf two towns in southern Pakistan on Saturday, a month after the disaster began, as the United Nations warned that tens of thousands of children risked death from malnutrition.
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Woman's death — alone, ignored in Katrina aftermath — still haunts the man who buried her
Five years after he buried Miss Vera on the streets of New Orleans, John Lee believed he had banished the nightmares of Hurricane Katrina to the safe recesses of distant memory.
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NATO forces say Taliban base attacks repelled
Foreign and Afghan troops repelled pre-dawn attacks on two bases in Afghanistan's east on Saturday, with the Taliban saying suicide bombers launched the raids.
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China seeks fresh nuclear talks as Kim eludes cameras
China is lobbying neighbours to sign up to a road map for renewed nuclear disarmament talks with North Korea, whose leader Kim Jong-il is visiting China amid conciliatory words and threats of atomic "holy war".
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Venezueal helicopter crashes, 10 soldiers killed
A Venezuelan military helicopter crashed, killing 10 National Guard soldiers who were chasing suspected drug traffickers in a region close to the border with Colombia, an officer said on Saturday.
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Ken Gray
A political seduction
We all have our addictions. The actor is hooked on adoration, the doctor on the cure, the alcoholic on the beverage, the addict on the needle, the obese on food.
David Warren
The show down under
According to the Sydney Morning Herald, decidedly not a conservative newspaper, "Australia is now established as the political canary in the American electoral coal mine."
John Robson
Talking different languages
Isn't it reassuring that the Obama administration has invited Israeli and Palestinian leaders to Washington to resume what the Citizen delicately called "long-stalled direct peace talks"? Mind you, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton cautioned that "there will be difficulties ahead." Darn it all. Difficulties in the Middle East? How did that happen?
Susan Riley
The Russians aren't coming
Stephen Harper's Conservatives are not just changing the country's direction (which is their right), they appear intent on reshaping reality.
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