Suicide Attack Kills U.S. Soldier and 18 Other Civilians
Suicide Attack Kills U.S. Soldier and 18 Other Civilians

United States military and the Afghan police officials announced that an American military convoy was attacked in a crowded market on Thursday. The attack came a day after the suicide bombing in Afghanistan and killed one soldier and 18 civilians. A Toyota Corolla approached the military convoy and blew off at around 8 a.m., Among the murdered civilians there...

Suicide Attack Kills U.S. Soldier and 18 Other Civilians
 
 

Philippine ratifies ASEAN charter
The Philippines ratified on Tuesday the charter of the Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN) which will give the 10-country grouping a legal framework, as well as set out the principles and rules for its members. Sixteen senators voted for the ratification of the charter, while one objected. Pro-administration Senator...

Philippine ratifies ASEAN charter

Anti-government protest draws blood in Bangkok
An anti-government protest turned bloody Tuesday, claiming at least one dead and about a hundred injured as police confronted followers of the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) to help legislators first get in and then get out of Parliament. Riot police early Tuesday scattered thousands of PAD followers who had laid siege...

Anti-government protest draws blood in Bangkok

Avian flu hits central Vietnam
Authorities have detected the H5N1 avian flu virus in ducks in the central Vietnamese province of Nghe An, the third outbreak of bird flu in Vietnam since September 1, a government official said Tuesday. Bui Quang Anh, director of Vietnam's Animal Health Department, said the outbreak had killed some 300 ducks. "The ducks had...

Avian flu hits central Vietnam

Iraqi presidency endorses controversial provincial law
 Iraq's Presidential Council on Tuesday unanimously endorsed a long-delayed provincial councils' election law, state- controlled media reported. A statement from the presidential office said that article 50, a controversial article which deals with minority rights, had been referred to parliament for further consideration. The...

Iraqi presidency endorses controversial provincial law

Indian student knifed in Belarus town, university demonstrate
 An Indian student was knifed and hospitalized in serious condition in a provincial Belarusian town, sparking a rare university demonstration and class boycott, the Belapan news agency reported on Tuesday. The racially-motivated attack by a reported gang of Slavic nationalists took place in the central city Gomel near the town's...

Indian student knifed in Belarus town, university demonstrate

India, Palestinian Authority take stock of Middle East peace process
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas Tuesday underlined India's importance to the Middle East peace process as India promised is ongoing support and announced a 20-million-dollar assistance package. "India is playing an important role in all fields (concerning Palestine), including the peace process ... We appreciate...

India, Palestinian Authority take stock of Middle East peace process

Anti-government protest draws blood in Bangkok
An anti-government protest turned bloody Tuesday, claiming at least one dead and about a hundred injured as police confronted followers of the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) to help legislators first get in and then get out of Parliament. Riot police early Tuesday scattered thousands of PAD followers who had laid siege...

Anti-government protest draws blood in Bangkok

Thai deputy prime minister quits amid protests
Thai Deputy Prime Minister General Chavalit Yongchaiyudh resigned his post Tuesday to take "responsibility" for a confrontation between anti-government protestors and police. Chavalit submitted his resignation to Thai Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat Tuesday shortly after police fired tear gas on thousands of protestors...

Thai deputy prime minister quits amid protests

Icelandic bank taken over as Russia offers loan
The Icelandic Financial Supervisory Authority took over the operations of the Landsbanki bank on Tuesday under the provisions of emergency laws passed late Monday, as Russia offered the country a massive loan to aid its ailing economy. The agency said the Landisbanki's domestic deposits were "fully guaranteed" in accordance...

Icelandic bank taken over as Russia offers loan

Iraqi speaker arrives in Tehran after inital entry refusal
Iraq's parliamentary speaker Mahmoud al-Mashhadani arrived in Tehran Tuesday for a two-day visit after his plane was intially refused permission to land the day before, Fars news agency reported. The Sunni politician was to meet his Iranian counterpart Ali Larijani as well as President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to discuss the latest...

Iraqi speaker arrives in Tehran after inital entry refusal
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