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A heavy police presence outside the Houses of Parliament in London, Friday March 11, 2005. The two Houses, the Lords and Commons, were debating the controversial Terrorism Bill. Eight foreign terror suspects, including a radical Muslim cleric with alleged links to al-Qaida, were granted bail on Friday, as the British government battled to pass a new anti-terrorism law to control their movements.

Algeria London Photos Qaida Terrorism

Gulf News
Second Al Qaida suspect freed from jail
London: An Algerian suspected of links to Osama Bin Laden and bomb plots in the United States and France has been freed on bail after more than seven years in prison in Britain, officials said on... (photo: AP / Dave Caulkin)

Pakistan. (mb1)

Musharraf Pakistan Photos Politics Society

Gulf News
Sharif 'disappointed' about lack of confidence in coalition
Islamabad: Former prime minister Nawaz Sharif on Thursday once again voiced the growing anger in his Pakistan Muslim League-N (PML-N) over the non-reinstatement of the deposed judges by the coalition... (photo: AP / K.M.Chaudary)

Two local nationals help unload humanitarian aid in the city of Obe, Afghanistan, Nov. 16, 2004. ula1

Gulf News
Head of UN mission tries to build on aid meet
Islamabad: A senior UN official on Thursday called for Afghanistan's neighbours to work towards mending tense regional relationships so that the conflict-torn country could be rebuilt. Kai Eide, head... (photo: U.S. Army )
Afghanistan Aid Pakistan Photos UN

The Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh with the President, USA Mr. George W Bush at a Ceremonial Reception in White House, Washington on July 18, 2005. India (rs1)

Gulf News
Why Singh insists on nuclear deal
When a prime minister's press secretary on his own initiative calls newspapers and television channels to tell them that he is neither confirming nor denying the prime minister's resignation, the... (photo: PIB)
India Nuclear Photos Politics US

PETRON - GASOLINE STATION - FUEL - PETROLEUM - OIL - KEROSENE - DIESEL

TVNZ
Oil rushes to $146 per barrel
Jul 4, 2008 8:21 AM Oil has rushed to record over $145 a barrel ahead of the US independence Day holiday, extending a rally that has added 50 percent to prices this year.... (photo: WN / Renzelle Mae Abasolo)

Business Economy Energy Photos Solar

Army Spc. Mike Rutledge, a driver from 3rd Platoon, 546th Company, 385th MP Battalion, 3rd Infantry Division, patrols through a bazaar in Yaqubi in Sabari District, Khost Province, Afghanistan September 30, 2007.

Gulf News
An absence of exit strategy in Afghanistan
Both the US and the UK leaders have promised to send more troops to Afghanistan by next year. There are currently over 60,000 troops in Afghanistan, about 33,000... (photo: US Army / Spc. Micah E. Clare)
Afghanistan Military Photos UK US

US soldiers stand on a roof of the major Sunni Muslim mosque in Baghdad

Gulf News
US 'cannot attack neighbours'
Baghdad: The Iraqi government succeeded in removing an article from the proposed security pact with the United States that would have given the Americans the right to... (photo: AP / Khalid Mohammed)
Defence Iraq Photos Politics US

Gulf News
US turns the heat on Iran attack speculation
London: Less than a year ago, diplomats in the Middle East were taking bets on the likelihood of a US military attack on Iran, with some assessing it at higher than 50... (photo: AP Photo/Vahid Salemi)
Iran Israel Nuclear Photos US

People of Lahore, Pakistan dance in front of a huge portrait of Gen. Pervaiz Musharraf, Friday, Oct. 29, 1999. Musharraf, Pakistan´s ruling army general who dismissed prime minister Nawaz Sharif, refused, Friday, to give a visiting Commonwealth del

Daily Star Lebanon
Pakistan needs more democracy to transcend Musharraf
By Hassan Abbas Commentary by Friday, July 04, 2008 Following its recent free elections, Pakistan is rebounding politically. But the euphoria that came with the end of... (photo: AP Photo/K.M. Choudary)
Democracy Freedom Musharraf Pakistan Photos Slideshow

Fashion World

	Young designer ready to step into Valentino's shoes The Times Of India
	Gitanjali in race to buy US jewel major Whitehall for about Rs 400 cr The Times Of India
	Britain wants more talk about oil TVNZ
	Candy sales hit the sweet spot Seattle Post

Entertainment / Music

	Leto's luck The Star
	Big Oil's 'secret' out of Iraq's closet Asia Times
	The Fabulous Flag Sisters Sydney Morning Herald
	Sir Ben Kingsley a Beatle would-have-been? Inquirer

Movies

	Bash marks 80th birthday, 60th wedding anniversary Inquirer
	New & recent releases The Charlotte Observer
	Aamir’s perfectionism hits Salman! The Times Of India
	Indonesia foils terror attack on Westerners Canada Dot Com

US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,113 Thursday, according

Fired Kandahar police chief says Canadians let him down

Pakistan lawyers' movement leader sees more protests

Obama backtracks on Iraq comments

Grandmother aged 70 gives birth to twins and sets new world

Chinese tourists head to Taiwan on landmark trip

Hansen fails to make Olympics in 200 breast

China-Taiwan flights begin in sign of warmer ties

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Iran -Friday Mosque, Shah Mosque or Abbasi Jame´ Mosque (related to Shah Abbas Safavid) in Isfahan, located in south of Naqsh-e Jahan Square. hf1

Iran and religious diplomacy

Petroleum Storage Tanks at Showa Shell Sekiyu Yokohama Plant. wnhires (js1)

Gulf eyes oil-for-food pacts

President of Kazakhstan Nursultan Nazarbayev looks up during a press conference after his meeting with his Hungarian counterpart Laszlo Solyom, not seen, in Budapest, Hungary, Friday, Nov. 23, 2007. Nazarbayev arrived to Hungary Friday for a two-day long official visit to meet top Hungarian politicans.

Kazakh leader vows reform before taking OSCE chair

An Iranian protester holds a banner to defend their country´s nuclear activities as they attend a demonstration to mark the 28th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution, in Tehran, on Sunday Feb. 11, 2007. President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad struck a defia

Iran's 'dance' of nuclear packages

Solar panels on a roof

Tapping Energy from the Sun

Internet lets soldier in Iraq be with his wife giving birth Buffalo News
Drop combat 'caveats' in Afghanistan, NATO's supreme command Canada Dot Com
Canadian convoy encounters suicide bomber in Afghanistan Canada Dot Com
Land Warrior wearable war-smartphone survives Iraq baptism The Register
U.S. helicopter shot down in Afghanistan Canada Dot Com
Iraq opens bidding on 8 oil, natural gas fields Lexington Herald-Leader
I'm hurt and lost: Haunting web message of the supermodel, 2 The Daily Mail
I'm hurt and lost: Haunting web message of the supermodel, 2 London Evening Standard
Iraq opens 6 oil fields for international bidding The News & Observer
Kazakh telly off-air after satellite 'breathing troubles' The Register
John McCain's Chilling Project for America Infowars

NATO-ISAF troops in Afghanistan.- Visit to Tarin Kot, Camp Bastion, Kandahar PRT.(gm1) wnhires

Bush concedes `tough month' in Afghanistan with rising US casualties

cricket

Hold the jihad: everyone loves cricket

India's coach Gary Kirsten gestures as he watches net practice session in Chennai, India Monday, March 24, 2008. The first test of Future Cup cricket series between India and South Africa is scheduled to start on March 26.

Pakistan is a tough opponent - Kirsten

ICC turn Pakistan forfeit into draw Gulf Daily News
Superb Younus anchors Pakistan win over India Taipei Times
Pakistan score eight-wicket win over India The Star
Obama's past comments on Iraq troop withdrawal Syracuse
Pakistan put through the hoops The Statesman
Dhoni missed experienced spinners when Pakistan made merry The Statesman
Pakistan get Champions Trophy go ahead from ICC The Times Of India
Pakistan welcome Oval result change BBC News
2006 Pakistan vs. England ball-tampering row ends in a draw International Herald Tribune
Sublime Younis Khan century steers Pakistan to victory over The Times
Pakistan beats India International Herald Tribune
Spirited Pakistan humble India by 8 wickets The Times Of India
US diplomat: Musharraf 'not the issue' in Pakistan Syracuse
Cricket: India set Pakistan 309 to win The Times Of India
Iraq: Miles-long gas lines despite oil riches Syracuse
Militants kill 7 in attacks in eastern Iraq Syracuse
13 Americans, not 12, electrocuted in Iraq Syracuse
Pakistan coach Lawson's job in trouble The Times Of India
Pakistan confident Oval Test forfeit will be cancelled The Times Of India
Pakistan court summons board over Akhtar appeal The Times Of India

Pakistani men and women rise their hands to get bread donated by anonymous worshippers next to a mosque in Lahore, Pakistan, Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2008. During the run up to the parliamentary elections on Feb. 18, basic food and fuel prices have soared in Pakistan over the last month, causing most to depend on government subsidies to simply get b

South Asians face fuel price rise

Yemeni women in Islamic covered dress pass a young soldier with his AK-47 submachine gun in Sana, Sunday May 21, 2000. Amid tight security involving more than 25,000 troops, senior officials and dignitaries from 47 countries began arriving in Yemen Sunda

YEMEN: Activists warn against protracting war in the north

Afghan farmers collect resin from poppies in opium poppy fields in Helmand province, south of Kabul, Afghanistan, Wednesday, April 23, 2008. Helmand province, the world's top opium poppy-producing region, was the bloody frontline of battles last year between international forces and insurgents

Slashing the Taliban's cash crop

Pentagon extends tour of NC Marines in Afghanistan The News & Observer
Bush says US to send more troops to Afghanistan this year; c Star Tribune
Three hospitalized with suspected anthrax in Kazakhstan Novosti
Bush says US to send more troops to Afghanistan The Examiner
Bush concedes 'tough month' in Afghanistan AOL
Bush concedes `tough month' in Afghanistan AOL
Bush: It's been 'tough month' in Afghanistan Chicago Sun-Times
Bush Weighs Troop Hike in Afghanistan AOL
Bush may send more troops to Afghanistan Fresno Bee
3 NC-based soldiers killed in Afghanistan accident The News & Observer
NC-based marine killed in Afghanistan combat The News & Observer
Iraq's veterans often on their own Lexington Herald-Leader
NC-based Marine units heading to Iraq in '09 The News & Observer
Indiana soldier killed in Afghanistan combat The News & Observer
Polio on the rise in Nigeria News24
Trade in human organs The News International
NC man among 3 Fort Hood soldiers killed in Iraq The News & Observer
Iraq tries to entice back doctors who fled violence San Diego
Congress passes Iraq war spending plan Insurance Newsnet
Congress passes Iraq war spending bill Insurance Newsnet

Troops Fight Wildfires in California

Scientists gather to watch Sask. fires go 'pyro'

Bangladeshi villagers move in banana rafts to collect drinking water at a flooded village in Munshigonj district, of Bangladesh, Thursday, Aug. 9, 2007. More than two weeks of monsoon rains across much of northern India, Bangladesh and Nepal have flooded

S Asia climate 'crisis' talks due

Onlookers watch share prices on a screen on the facade of the Bombay Stock Exchange in Mumbai, India, Monday, June 9, 2008. Indian shares have dropped sharply on worries about soaring crude oil prices. In early trading, the Bombay Stock Exchange's benchmark 30-stock Sensex fell 469.52, or 3.02 percent, to 15,102.66 point

Incredible India, indeed

New West Nile virus strain may worsen epidemic Scientific American
Israeli student enrols at IIM-C The Statesman
Two flu drugs help kids equally well: Japan study Scientific American
Your face as security key The Daily Tribune
NATURE IN SHORT / Japan's chestnut trees in bloom as rainy s Daily Yomiuri
South Asia has action plan on climate change Independent online (SA)
China Students Take Quake-delayed Exams CBS News
Stampede is here so get your boots and hat on but don't forg myTELUS
Unwelcome Immigrants: Can the U.S. Thwart Asian Moths? Scientific American
Catch the High School Musical Ice Tour fever! Journal Online
Homosexual, not homogenous - How to Effectively Target Gay T TravelVideo
Melbourne Business School The Times
Pictured: The floating cities that could one day house clima The Daily Mail
It's safer than smoking Independent online (SA)
Filipino doctor commended for coconut research Manila Bulletin
RealPennies.com: Turning Pennies into dollars: (OTCBB: CABN) Insurance Newsnet
Will huge health plan make guinea pigs of UK citizens? New Scientist
Napocor's tongpats; toxins vs. nutrients Journal Online
International Energy Agency says oil supplies will remain ti myTELUS
RealPennies.com: Turning Pennies into dollars: (OTC: GYGC), Insurance Newsnet

Karachi -Pakistan-market -Textile -cloth -cotton - Sunday textile market on the sidewalks of Karachi, Pakistan- pjb1

Pakistan textile sector staggers under double blow

today´s consumer can find an abundant supply of fresh vegetables year-round. ... Fresh vegetables provide a variety of vitamins and minerals. tp1

Pakistan scales down fuel, food subsidies to reduce deficit: PM -

Iraq Oil

Iraq open door to foreign oil firms

Obama may change his Iraq policy The Times Of India
UK defense computers behind schedule, over budget The News & Observer
U.S. Marines to stay longer in southern Afghanistan National Post
State denies it pushed for Texas-Iraq oil deal Houston Chronicle
Iraq says competition deciding factor in oil deals The Times Of India
Ask AP: Alaskan oil, the Latin American drug trade Examiner
Iraq aims to cash in on oil deals Middle East Online
Gazprom, Azerbaijan agree to start talks on Azeri gas sales Novosti
Gazprom, Azerbaijan agree to start talks on Azeri gas sales Novosti
Final Bush G-8 summit may be harmonious amid shared economic Star Tribune
Bush says US to send more troops to Afghanistan this year The Times Of India
ENI CEO Says Kashagan Going Full Steam Rig Zone
Asia Cup: India wins toss, bats first against Pakistan The Times Of India
Newspaper stocks plunge further The Guardian
Gazprom and Turkmenistan in talks on natural gas International Herald Tribune
Total nears Iraq contract but no real progress until 2009 International Herald Tribune
Cheer on oil front as Iraq opens bid for eight big fields NZ Herald
Total on verge of signing Iraq oil service contract: preside Turkish Press
Business as usual for many Canadians in Afghanistan Globe and Mail
Gas shortages are rampant in Iraq despite huge oil reserves International Herald Tribune

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