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‘Racist’ Briton gets 18 years for murder of Indian sailor

Thursday 12 November, 2009

A UK court has sentenced a Briton to a minimum of 18 years in prison for the “racially aggravated” murder of an Indian merchant navy officer near a Glasgow restaurant in March this year....
DC sniper executed, offers no final words

Thursday 12 November, 2009

John A Muhammad, whose shooting spree in the fall of 2002 left at least 10 dead, was executed at a Virginia state prison on Tuesday night....
Dubai to open world’s tallest building in Jan

Thursday 12 November, 2009

After a nine-month delay, the tallest building in the world — the 818-metre Burj Tower in Dubai — will open in January 2010 to mark the fourth anniversary of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid....
China mining company blamed for causing damage to Great Wall

Thursday 12 November, 2009

A Chinese gold mining company is being investigated for causing serious damage to one of the oldest sections of the Great Wall of China.....
Creator of AK-47 rifle named ‘Hero of Russia’

Thursday 12 November, 2009

The designer of the Kalashnikov, sometimes called the world’s most lethal weapon, was named a “Hero of Russia” on Tuesday by President Dmitry Medvedev....
Briefly World

Thursday 12 November, 2009

A radical imam, who communicated with the Fort Hood shooting suspect and called him a ‘hero’, was once arrested in Yemen on suspicion of giving religious approval to militants to conduct kidnappings....
Having it both ways

Thursday 12 November, 2009

Despite protestations to the contrary, China needs NATO to fight in Afghanistan....
After Lisbon

Thursday 12 November, 2009

The European Union is likely to choose weak leaders. It needs strong ones....
Fenced in

Thursday 12 November, 2009

More grief for the Rohingyas....
Republicans, riven but resurgent

Thursday 12 November, 2009

Why conservative in-fighting may matter less than you might think....
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US knew of Fort Hood gunman’s tie to radical cleric

Wednesday 11 November, 2009

Intelligence agencies intercepted communications last year and this year between the military psychiatrist accused of shooting...
Navies of two Koreas exchange fire

Wednesday 11 November, 2009

A badly damaged North Korean patrol ship retreated in flames on Tuesday after a skirmish with a South Korean naval vessel...
Car bomb kills 32 in crowded Pak market

Wednesday 11 November, 2009

A suicide bomber detonated his explosives-laden car in a packed market in northwest Pakistan on Tuesday killing 32 people and injuring...
‘Magnificent 7’, couple split £91mn lottery

Wednesday 11 November, 2009

Seven British call centre employees of Hewlett Packard based in Liverpool and a couple based from Wales have together scooped one...
G P Koirala ‘critical’, admitted to hospital

Wednesday 11 November, 2009

Former Prime Minister and Nepali Congress president G P Koirala is ‘seriously’ ill and now under treatment in Gangalal Heart Institute here.
Bungling bureaucrat ‘brought down Berlin Wall’

Wednesday 11 November, 2009

Twenty years after it collapsed, a former Communist bureaucrat has admitted that he inadvertently brought down the Berlin Wall...
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