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Kashmiri protesters hold a placard during a protest against Israel's attacks on Gaza, in Srinagar January 2, 2009. At least 50 people were injured in Indian Kashmir when police fired teargas shells and used batons on Friday to disperse hundreds of Muslims demonstrators protesting against the Israeli offensive on Gaza, police and witnesses said.

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NZ Herald
Fears violence will flare across Europe
| PARIS - Government officials and Jewish leaders are concerned the conflict in Gaza may spill over into violence in Europe, with attacks reported against Jews and synagogues in France, Sweden and Bri... (photo: WN / Imran Nissar)

Palestinian Hamas militants take part in a demonstration celebrating Israels

Hamas Photos Tel Aviv Terrorism Weapons

The Australian
Hamas's 'secret' threat: rockets that can hit Tel Aviv
| THE "secret weapon" Hamas has hinted at unleashing is apparently a long-range rocket that Israeli officials expect to be aimed at Tel Aviv. | Hamas leaders have warned that they have "surprises... (photo: WN / Ahmed Deeb)

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Dayton Daily News
No final decision on Lebanon train problem
Wednesday, January 07, 2009 | While the Lebanon City Council agreed in principle to fix the five miles of rail road track it owns at a meeting Tuesday, Jan. 6, several obstacles must still be overcome... (photo: Creative Commons / LooiNL)

Economy Government Photos Traffic Transport

A Kashmiri Muslim protester shouts anti-Israel slogans in front of a picture of Lebanon's Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah during a protest against Israel's attacks on Gaza, in Srinagar January 2, 2009.

Dawn
Olmert warns Hezbollah against attacking Israel
| JERUSALEM, Jan 6: Prime Minister Ehud Olmert on Tuesday again sent a veiled warning to the Lebanese Hezbollah militia that Israel was ready to respond on its northern front if threatened. | “Let it ... (photo: WN / Imran Nissar)
Hamas Hezbollah Lebanon Olmert Photos

Palestinians sift though the rubble

Arab News
Nightmare for Israeli leaders
| Osama Al Sharif | osama@mediaarabia.com | Look up the word "massacre" in the dictionary. Mine defined it as: "The unnecessary, indiscriminate killing of a large number ... (photo: WN / Ahmed Deeb)

Attacks Casualties Gaza Israel Photos

Palestinians sift though the rubble

The Independent
Robert Fisk: Why do they hate the West so much, we will ask
| So once again, Israel has opened the gates of hell to the Palestinians. Forty civilian refugees dead in a United Nations school, three more in another. Not bad for a ni... (photo: WN / Ahmed Deeb)

Gaza Human Rights Israel Mideast Photos

Nicolas Sarkozy

Wall Street Journal
Nicolas to the Rescue
By NIDRA POLLER | From today's Wall Street Journal Europe | Israeli authorities insist they have learned the lessons of the botched 2006 Lebanon war. How about France? | ... (photo: Creative Commons / Guillaume Paumier)

Attacks Ceasefire Gaza Photos Sarkozy

Palestinians sift though the rubble

Sydney Morning Herald
More than 40 killed at UN school in Gaza: medics
| Israeli shelling killed more than 40 Palestinians at a UN school where civilians had taken shelter, medical officials said, in carnage likely to boost international pre... (photo: WN / Ahmed Deeb)

Conflict Gaza Israel Photos Politics

An American Flag and a Boeing industries flag fly above the Ridley Park, Pa., helicopter plant Wednesday, Dec. 2, 1998. Boeing announced they were cutting 20,000 jobs and further scale back their jetliner production over the next two years, the Ridley Park helicopter plant will not be affected.

The Australian
Court allows Boeing to use 'racist' US law
| INTERNATIONAL defence contractor Boeing will be allowed to discriminate against employees whose nationalities do not meet US security laws. | In a landmark decision, Bo... (photo: AP / Chris Gardner)
Aviation Company Defence Photos US

Politics

	A high cost for more feet on the ground Asia Times
	Mining law passes with unwanted catch Asia Times
	Japan gets a feel for Asian integration Asia Times

Terrorism

	Case of with us or against us The Australian
	Death toll in Gaza passes 530 Manila Bulletin
	Stopping the rockets a necessity The Australian

Human Rights

	Robert Fisk: Why do they hate the West so much, we will ask The Independent
	Nicolas to the Rescue Wall Street Journal
	Iran wants to show regional power over Gaza crisis The Star

Fujitsu Signs AT&T Managed Networking Services Contract for

Science Museum starts 'adult only' nights with live

Making music, internationally

â€˜Villuâ€™s like a Bond movieâ€™

Playing the fashion game...

Reality wins over energy grand design

Jenny McCarthy hits the beach in a stripey bikini as she soa

Dimwits! Those bright sparks over in Brussels have decided t

Move over Angelina:This time Brad Pitt takes centre stage on

A high cost for more feet on the ground

Hollywood star Richard Gere to receive Joel Siegel humanitar

Akshay Kumar flags off MTV 'Roadies' show

First Lady Debuts New Bush China

Fujitsu Signs AT&T Managed Networking Services Contract for

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Radio of the Light

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Nicolas Sarkozy

Nicolas to the Rescue

Palestinians sift though the rubble

More than 40 killed at UN school in Gaza: medics

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, right, accompanies Jordan´s King Abdullah II upon his arrival at Cairo airport, Egypt, Sunday, Feb. 25, 2007. Jordan´s King Abdullah II arrived in Cairo Sunday for talks with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak

Mubarak proposes immediate cease-fire

Gaza ground offensive drives up civilian casualties, with he Newsday
Gaza ground offensive drives up civilian casualties, with he Star Tribune
Ground war in Gaza drives up civilian casualties Houston Chronicle
Israel ground war drives up civilian casualties The Guardian
Israel ground war drives up civilian casualties The Press Democrat
Israeli ground offensive drives up civilian casualties, with Newsday
Israeli ground offensive drives up civilian casualties, with Star Tribune
Israel ground war drives up civilian casualties Houston Chronicle
Israel ground war drives up civilian casualties The News Tribune
Ground War Drives Up Civilian Casualties CBS News
Ground war drives up civilian casualties Philadelphia Daily News
Iran's Hamas Strategy Wall Street Journal
Bring in the peacekeepers? It’s not as easy as it sounds Dawn
Deadly Israeli raids on schools take Gaza toll to 660 Sydney Morning Herald
Israeli shelling kills 42 at U.N. school - medics The Star
Children caught in Gaza crossfire Arab News
Nicolas to the Rescue Wall Street Journal
More than 40 killed at UN school in Gaza: medics Sydney Morning Herald
Israeli tank fire kills 42 at U.N. school - medics The Star
UN fails to end Israeli attacks, Arab and international reac Arabic News

Passengers of the first flight that landed in Beirut International Airport after it was shut down for a week during unrest, arrive in Beirut, Lebanon, Thursday May 15, 2008.

At last, some guides to Lebanon by folks who really know Lebanon

Airplane passing by Roman Catholic Cemetery in Davao City, Philippines

Wataniya sees strong demand despite crisis

KLdy1 - May07 - Cambodia Asia Bank - banking and finance. (dy1)

Asian spreads narrow on US stimulus plan

Man hid family to avoid deportation Independent online
At last, some guides to Lebanon by folks who really know Leb Daily Star Lebanon
Skiers flock to newly whitened slopes in Faraya Daily Star Lebanon
Calls to use oil as weapon in Gaza fight fall flat Canoe
John Kerry traveling to Asia with Joe Biden Boston Herald
Wataniya sees strong demand despite crisis Gulf News
Calls to use oil as weapon in Gaza fight fall flat Philadelphia Daily News
Some in Middle East urge producers to use oil as weapon in G Star Tribune
Calls to use oil as weapon in Gaza fight fall flat The Press Democrat
Calls to use oil as weapon in Gaza fight fall flat Houston Chronicle
Israeli forces cut Gaza in two Philadelphia Daily News
Asian spreads narrow on US stimulus plan Inquirer
Last seen in Goa: The Death of Stephen Bennett The Independent
Experts pick the hot destinations for 2009 The Miami Herald
Paradise lost on Maldives’ rubbish island Dawn
Quake hits north of Papua, some damage reported The Boston Globe
The hot 10 for 2009 The Observer
Healthcare and Pharma: A sweet pill prescription The Times Of India
Seeking shelter from the storm LA Daily News
Where to go in 2009 Star Tribune

France´s President Nicolas Sarkozy, left, shakes hands with Chinese President Hu Jintao during a wel

A return to De Gaulle's 'eternal China'

Chung Se-kyun, head of the opposition Democratic Party, center, leaves with other lawmakers after their meeting at the National Assembly in Seoul, South Korea, Tuesday, Jan. 6, 2009. Opposition lawmakers pulled out of the parliament's main hall Tuesday, ending a 12-day occupation aimed at blocking the ruling party from ramming through contentious bills, including a free trade pact with the U.S.

South Korea parliament returns to work on reforms

Passers-by pass through the electronic stock board of a securities firm in Tokyo Thursday, Nov. 20, 2008.

Asian Markets Rise on US Stimulus Package Hopes

Photographers in fight of their own in Gaza The Australian
A return to De Gaulle's 'eternal China' Asia Times
Reality wins over energy grand design Asia Times
US: Troops kill 32 insurgents in east Afghanistan Boston Herald
China, US mark ties warmed by 'pingpong diplomacy' Boston Herald
Pakistan: Mumbai gunman was Pakistani Boston Herald
Urging on Mumbai gunmen by phone International Herald Tribune
'It's a game of cat and mouse' News24
Lawyer demands that Chinese government open its books International Herald Tribune
Net tightens around China's richest man as wife is detai The Times
Pickens Predicts Oil to Top $100 by End of 2010 CNBC
To Hell With the Human Being Pravda RU
NKorea to elect new rubber-stamp parliament The Boston Globe
Report: Pakistan intel chief says no India war The Boston Globe
Sri Lankan troops open northern front The Boston Globe
China issues bird flu alert after woman dies The Boston Globe
South Korea parliament returns to work on reforms The Boston Globe
Iran's Hamas Strategy Wall Street Journal
Desperate China grads vie for dwindling nanny jobs The Boston Globe
BofA to Sell $2.8 Billion China Construction Bank Stake CNBC

A man take lunch break next to last year's financial newspaper forecast of Chinese stock markets on display on a pavement in Beijing, China, Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2008. British Prime Minister Gordon Brown on Tuesday urged China and oil-rich Gulf states to fund the bulk of a major increase in the International Monetary Fund's bailout pot aimed at helping countries whose banking systems and currencies are being devastated by the global financial

Japan, China can lift Asia out of crisis

Scientists inspect a mine at Newmont Mining Corp.´s local unit at Batu Hijau on Sumbawa island, Indonesia, in this Thursday, July 28, 2005 photo. The world´s largest gold mining company suspended exploration on the Island after unidentified p

Mining law passes with unwanted catch

A man checks time outside a securities firm in Tokyo, Japan, Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2009. The Nikkei Stock Average rose 2 percent in the morning trading.

Japan gets a feel for Asian integration

Japan, China can lift Asia out of crisis The Manila Times
Mining law passes with unwanted catch Asia Times
Japan gets a feel for Asian Asia Times
No final decision on Lebanon train problem Dayton Daily News
Lawyer demands that Chinese government open its books International Herald Tribune
China's newly frugal youths BBC News
Asian units firm, peso gains almost 1% Inquirer
Illegal exports endanger box turtles in Malaysia Wtop
Illegal Exports Endanger Box Turtles In Malaysia CBS News
Illegal exports endanger box turtles in Malaysia The Boston Globe
Global crisis hits Asia's scavengers The Times Of India
Global crisis hits Asia's scavengers Inquirer
Asian Markets Rise on US Stimulus Package Hopes CNBC
Kingfisher Red to soon touch S-E Asian skies The Times Of India
No tension here! India-Pak to jointly protect basmati The Times Of India
RP seeks pre-clearance scheme to cut US apparel export delay Manila Bulletin
Global job losses big threat says broker NZ Herald
Economic upside of cha cha Asia Times
Court allows Boeing to use 'racist' US law The Australian
Increase your wine knowledge by 132%: ethnic restaurants The Examiner

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Baz Luhrmann's epic Australia in mix for effects Oscar

France´s President Nicolas Sarkozy, left, shakes hands with Chinese President Hu Jintao during a wel

A return to De Gaulle's 'eternal China'

Singer Rihanna. (dy1)

Rihanna to cover up for Malaysia gig

Baz Luhrmann's epic Australia in mix for effects Oscar The Australian
A return to De Gaulle's 'eternal China' Asia Times
Hollywood star Richard Gere to receive Joel Siegel humanitar WorldNews.com
Food-tripping in Singapore Inquirer
NKorea sets March date for parliamentary elections Philadelphia Daily News
Satyam takes shine off India's family-run corporates The Times Of India
'A stark reminder that we need tighter rules' Globe and Mail
HK to restore Bruce Lee's old home The Boston Globe
Hong Kong government agrees to preserve Bruce Lee's old Star Tribune
HK to restore Bruce Lee's old home Syracuse
HK to restore Bruce Lee's old home The News Tribune
‘Evening Is the Whole Day': A feeling of belonging in Ma The News Tribune
HK to restore Bruce Lee's old home Kansas City Star
HK to restore Bruce Lee's old home The Miami Herald
HK to restore Bruce Lee's old home Asbury Park Press
HK to restore Bruce Lee's old home Penn Live
HK to restore Bruce Lee's old home The Press Democrat
Hong Kong government agrees to preserve Bruce Lee's old Newsday
Banning Pakistani writers is hypocrisy The Guardian
MMFF best actors did not expect to win Inquirer

Scavenger collecting trash from garbage bins in Matina, Davao City, Philippines

Global crisis hits Asia's scavengers

Junk Shop

Global crisis hits Asia's scavengers

Basmati rice (sl1)

No tension here! India-Pak to jointly protect basmati

'Demoralizing' setback in fight to save Tasmania International Herald Tribune <