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Globe and Mail | Italian Investigators Expand Cruise-Ship Sinking Probe Wall Street Journal By STACY MEICHTRY ROME?Italian prosecutors have placed seven further employees of Costa Crociere SpA, operator of the shipwrecked Concordia cruise ship, under formal investigation in connection with the ship's ill-fated journey, the company and ... Divers in Italy find 8 more bodies in Concordia cruise ship wreckage ... Eight more bodies recovered from Costa Concordia - video Managers investigated in Italian shipwreck probe |
ABC News | Several reported killed in second day of Afghan protests over Koran burning Washington Post KABUL ? A second day of violent, anti-American protests spread across Afghanistan on Wednesday, as demonstrators seethed over the incineration of a pile of Korans at a NATO air base, and Afghan politicians demanded harsh punishment for the offenders. 7 killed in protests over Quran burning in Afghanistan US apologises to Karzai for Bagram incident Seven dead in Afghan Koran violence |
![]() New York Times | Labor's big guns trained on Rudd ABC Online Labor frontbencher Simon Crean launched another attack on Kevin Rudd as Labor's warlords upped the ante ahead of an expected leadership spill announcement today. Prime Minister Julia Gillard is expected to announce a leadership ballot for Monday at a ... Live: Rudd vs Gillard as Labor leadership battle explodes Australia's Rudd Resigns as Foreign Minister Rudd undermined government for a year - Burke |
![]() Telegraph.co.uk | Marie Colvin: Syria regime accused of murder in besieged Homs Telegraph.co.uk Marie Colvin, the Sunday Times war correspondent, was killed by Syrian forces acting on direct orders to murder Western journalists, it has been claimed. By Gordon Rayner,, Nabila Ramdani and Richard Spencer President Bashar al-Assad's army was so ... Remembering Marie Colvin: Your thoughts and memories Syria Shelling Kills 19, Including Two Journalists |
BBC News | Military action in Somalia will not solve root causes of conflict The Guardian Air strikes in Somalia will solve nothing (UK weighs up strikes against Somalia rebels, 21 February). First, the corruption and ineptitude that underpins the transitional federal government's (TFG) inability to act as a responsible instrument of the ... Ethiopian troops seize important town from al Shabaab Somalia PM: London Conference A 'Game-Changer' Somalia conference opens with Al-Shabaab under pressure |
The Guardian | Iran Defiant as IAEA Talks Break Down Voice of America February 22, 2012 Iran Defiant as IAEA Talks Break Down VOA News United Nations inspectors say a visit to Iran aimed at gaining greater access to key nuclear sites and scientists ended in failure, as the Islamic Republic's supreme leader warned no ... Russia warns against 'hasty conclusions' over Iran Formerly secret telexes offer window into Iran's nuclear deceit UN nuclear watchdog quits Iran after atomic talks fail |
BBC News | Argentina train crash in Buenos Aires 'kills dozens' BBC News Some 49 people have been killed and at least 600 injured, officials say, in the worst train crash in Argentina in 40 years. The train hit the end of the platform at Once station in the capital Buenos Aires during the morning rush hour. Argentine train slams into station, killing 49 Buenos Aires Commuter Train Crash Kills 49, Injures 460 Judge promises probe into Argentina train crash that killed 49 |
![]() USA TODAY | Egypt's ousted president to get verdict and possible death sentence on June 2 Washington Post CAIRO ? An Egyptian judge on Wednesday set June 2 as the date for the verdict and sentencing in the trial of ousted President Hosni Mubarak, which could put the man who spent nearly 30 years as one of the Arab world's key strongmen on death row. Mubarak to hear verdict in Egypt's 'trial of the century' in June Verdict In Trial Of Egypt's Mubarak Set For June 2 Egypt judge sets Mubarak verdict for June 2 |
CTV.ca | Megaupload's Kim Dotcom released on bail (1:00) Washington Post Feb. 22, 2012 - The founder of the file-sharing website Megaupload was released on bail after a New Zealand judge decided Kim Dotcom lacked means to flee because his funds had been seized. (Feb. 22) (/The Associated Press) Correction: Clarification: ... Megaupload's Dotcom Released on Bail Kim Dotcom wins bail in fight against US extradition Megaupload founder granted bail |
![]() The Daily Jeffersonian | Ash Wednesday 2012: Lent begins around the world Washington Post From Mardi Gras and Ash Wednesday to Easter Sunday, global scenes of faith and tradition. Vicar Sandor Sebok, a priest from a local Catholic church, marks the forehead of a girl with ash, at a church in the town of Fot, Hungary. The Rev. Fat Tuesday: Carbo loading begins ahead of Ash Wednesday, Lent Symbolic time of sacrifice, service begins for Christians Ash Wednesday marks start of Lent |
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