Mail & Guardian Online, South Africa -
According to Belgrade, it is the United States, Britain and France that endanger stability in the western Balkans by rashly backing Kosovo’s independence. ...
Serbia urges compromises in talks on Kosovo's future
Xinhua, China -6 hours ago
Bloomberg
Kosovo Conundrum ClimaxStrategy Page
Independence in the BalkansTurkish Daily News (subscription)
Montenegro, NATO sign transit arrangement
Xinhua, China -13 hours ago
26 (Xinhua) -- Montenegro and NATO signed a transit agreement on Monday, allowing the Alliance's troops to move across the tiny Balkan country's territory ...
Montenegro, NATO sign transit arrangementB92
Montenegro-NATO Agreement SignedBIRN
Fighting for a historical relic..the modern Macedonian Question
cafebabel.com, France -18 hours ago
Serbia urges compromises in talks on Kosovo's future
Xinhua, China -
Only compromises can bring peace, stability and prosperity to the Balkan region, Jeremic said after the first day of the three-day talks under the auspices ...
Kosovo Talks Unlikely to Resolve Territory's Future (Update1) Kosovo Conundrum Climax
Independence in the Balkans
Xinhua, China -
26 (Xinhua) -- Montenegro and NATO signed a transit agreement on Monday, allowing the Alliance's troops to move across the tiny Balkan country's territory ...
Montenegro, NATO sign transit arrangement
Montenegro-NATO Agreement Signed
cafebabel.com, France -
During the Balkan Wars of 1912-1913 the united Balkan allies captured Macedonia and with the Bucharest Treaty of 1913 the Ottoman Empire was forced to cede ...
Bin Laden to release new message aimed at Europe
USA Today -11 hours ago
Chicago Sun-Times
Bin Laden message 'to be aired'BBC News
Islamist site says new Bin Laden message soonReuters
Bin Laden to release new message aimed at Europe
USA Today -
Greetings from the Grinch: Osama bin Laden will soon deliver a holiday message to the infidels of Europe, Al-Qaeda's PR folks say. ...
Bin Laden to address Europe Bin Laden message 'to be aired'
Islamist site says new Bin Laden message soon
More than 27000 new HIV infections in Europe in 2006: report AFP - PARIS (AFP) — More than 27000 new HIV infections were recorded in European countries last year, the European Centre for the Epidemiological Monitoring of ... Number of New HIV Cases in European Union Nearly Double Since 1999 ... HIV infections in Estonia five times Euro average |
World
 Monsters and Critics.com | Officials from 40 nations gather in Maryland for Mideast summit CNN International - WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Israeli and Palestinian leaders expressed hope and optimism that a renewed peace effort will emerge from Tuesday's conference in Annapolis, Maryland. Bush hosts Mideast talks amid skepticism Blair at Mid East peace talks |
 The Chronicle Journal | Youths, police clash near Paris a 2nd night Los Angeles Times - By Geraldine Baum, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer PARIS -- Dozens of rock-throwing youths battled police for a second night Monday in a suburb north of Paris, illustrating the hair-trigger tension in France's poor immigrant neighborhoods. Violence Flares in Paris Suburb as Youths Clash With the Police Police hurt in 2nd night of Paris suburb unrest |
 Ledger Independent | Kyoto, Aborigines Head Rudd's Australian Agenda Wall Street Journal - AP SYDNEY -- Signing the Kyoto Protocol on climate change topped the international agenda of newly elected Australian leader Kevin Rudd, and he also renewed a commitment to apologize to indigenous Aborigines for past indignities. Uganda: Australia's Climate Change Election Australia's PM-elect to say sorry to Aborigines |
 Earthtimes | Airbus Part of $30 Billion in Contracts With China New York Times - By NICOLA CLARK and DAVID LAGUE The aircraft maker Airbus and the French nuclear company Areva were among half a dozen companies to sign roughly $30 billion in contracts yesterday with Chinese partners. China walks political tightrope for 160-plane deal with Airbus China's Wen reiterates policy of gradual yuan rise - report |
 CNN-IBN | US Frets Over Sharif Wall Street Journal - By JAY SOLOMON and ZAHID HUSSAIN Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf's move to step down as army chief is being welcomed in Western capitals as an important first step in his nation's return to democratic rule. Back in Pakistan, Sharif Condemns Musharraf Musharraf to Take Oath as Civilian President Thursday |
 Malaysia Star | Protests Greet Far-Right Speakers at Oxford New York Times - By JOHN F. BURNS OXFORD, England, Nov. 26 - Demonstrators broke into the Oxford Union on Monday and sat on the head table of the 184-year-old debating society, disrupting a forum featuring a British author who denies the Holocaust occurred and a ... Angry scenes greet Oxford debate Rival students clash as Holocaust denier |
 Boston Globe | Russia's New Old Dissidents Washington Post - By Anne Applebaum In the photographs of his arrest, Garry Kasparov -- former world chess champion, current Russian opposition leader -- is wearing a nondescript gray jacket and a somewhat retro wool cap. Putin Says US Is Meddling in Russian Election Putin blames US for decision by election monitor to withdraw |
 Sky News | Sudan Accuses Teacher of Islam Insult New York Times - By JEFFREY GETTLEMAN NAIROBI, Kenya, Nov. 26 - The Sudanese police arrested a British schoolteacher and accused her of insulting Islam after she allowed her 7-year-old pupils to name a class teddy bear Muhammad, Sudanese officials said Monday. The Blasphemous Teddy Bear Talks over teacher facing lashes |
 Canada.com | Zuma leads in nomination for ANC head Hindu - Durban (PTI): Former South African Deputy President Jacob Zuma has won crucial backing from the women's wing of the ruling African National Congress, emerging as the favourite to be chosen as the party chief ahead of President Thabo Mbeki at a national ... Zuma juggernaut claims grassroot support as Polokwane clash looms ANC Women’s League Endorses South Africa Ex-VP Zuma |
 PR-Inside.com (Pressemitteilung) | 12 die, 23 missing in Philippine typhoon Los Angeles Times - From AP MANILA -- A powerful typhoon left at least 12 people dead in the Philippines, then blew toward Japan today as a weaker tropical storm, officials said. Typhoon hits northern Philippines, heads for Taiwan Philippines:Twin Typhoon Terror, With Third One Approaching |
 The Moscow Times | Georgia Unplugged Wall Street Journal - Mikheil Saakashvili, Georgia's 39-year-old leader, has sought to restore his democratic credentials by lifting the country's state of emergency and calling early presidential elections. |
 KEPR 19 | US and Iraq to negotiate pact on long-term relations International Herald Tribune - By Thom Shanker and Cara Buckley WASHINGTON: The White House announced Monday that it had reached a deal with the Iraqi government to negotiate a formal agreement defining long-term relations between the two nations, including the legal status of ... Iraq deal eyes long US presence US, Iraq set stage for long US presence |
 KATU | US Navy Brings Aid to Bangladesh Victims The Associated Press - DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) - US Navy helicopters on Tuesday resumed delivery of emergency supplies to survivors of a deadly cyclone along the southern coast of Bangladesh in a joint relief operation, officials said. Bangladesh minister says foreign forces won't stay long US Navy helicopters begin delivering relief supplies to Bangladesh ... |
 PRESS TV | US says its troops kill five Iraqi civilians Reuters UK - BAGHDAD (Reuters) - US troops killed five Iraqi civilians, including a child, in two separate shootings in the past two days, the US military said on Tuesday. US fire kills Iraq bus passengers Women killed as Iraq mulls future role of US forces |
 KEPR 19 | Gates grant will help wipe out polio, officials say Reuters South Africa - By Michael Kahn LONDON (Reuters) - The global campaign to eradicate polio received a $200 million grant on Monday, a needed cash infusion health officials say will help fund the final push to wipe out the disease. Anti-polio drive gets $200m boost Gates group gives $100m to polio fight |
 Times Now.tv | Facing Malaysia's Racial Issues TIME - It may have been one of Malaysia's most surreal demonstrations ever. On Sunday, an estimated 20000 ethnic Indians brought Kuala Lumpur to a standstill for nearly six hours in the name of Queen Elizabeth II. Malaysian Indian leader unperturbed by protest Malaysia Hindu activists released |
 Enews 2.0 | North Korea, South Korea Discuss Security for New Train Link Bloomberg - By Heejin Koo Nov. 27 (Bloomberg) -- The defense ministers of North Korea and South Korea will begin three days of talks today in Pyongyang to review security after the two nations agreed to a daily freight train link and other economic cooperation. US official going to Asia for North Korea nuclear talks Five-nation nuclear inspection team in nkorea: officials |
 Voice of America | CHRONOLOGY-Attacks in Afghan capital Kabul in 2007 Reuters - Nov 27 (Reuters) - A suicide car bomb targeting a US military convoy in the Afghan capital Kabul killed two civilians on Tuesday, a police official said. Suicide car bomb in Afghan capital kills two ISAF strongly condemns suicide attack in Kabul |
 PRESS TV | Iran produces new missile capable of reaching Israel and US bases International Herald Tribune - AP TEHRAN, Iran: Iran said Tuesday it has manufactured a new missile with a range of 2000 kilometers (1200 miles) capable of reaching Israel and US bases in the Mideast, the official news agency IRNA reported. Iran unveiled a new strategic missile. Iran builds new long-range missile |
 Turkish Press | Sri Lanka Bombs Rebel Bases Before Leader's Address (Update1) Bloomberg - By Paul Tighe Nov. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Sri Lanka attacked command posts of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam before today's annual policy speech by the rebel leader on a year of fighting that saw the group driven from the east and the death of its ... Sri Lanka says bombed rebel positions in north Violence in northern Sri Lanka kills 4 rebels, 2 civilians ... |
