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Kiwi students use Facebook to organise earthquake clean up - AFP
September 7, 2010 CBC.ca | Kiwi students use Facebook to organise earthquake clean up AFP CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand — Hundreds of enterprising New Zealand students have turned to Facebook to organise themselves into relief squads helping residents in the earthquake-hit city of Christchurch. Canterbury University Law student Sam Johnson hit ... Sharp series of aftershocks strike New Zealand Demolitions, aftershocks rattle Cantabrians Quake-hit Christchurch hit by strong aftershocks |
Kiwi students use Facebook to organise earthquake clean up - AFP
September 7, 2010CBC.ca | Kiwi students use Facebook to organise earthquake clean up AFP CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand — Hundreds of enterprising New Zealand students have turned to Facebook to organise themselves into relief squads helping residents in the earthquake-hit city of Christchurch. Canterbury University Law student Sam Johnson hit ... Sharp series of aftershocks strike New Zealand Demolitions, aftershocks rattle Cantabrians Quake-hit Christchurch hit by strong aftershocks |
What the Basque Terrorists' Unilateral Ceasefire Reveals - TIME
September 7, 2010 msnbc.com | What the Basque Terrorists' Unilateral Ceasefire Reveals TIME Video released on Sept. 5, 2010, shows members of the Basque separatists ETA declaring a cease-fire A unilateral cease-fire declared over the weekend by the Basque terrorist group ETA is getting the cold ... Sinn Féin 'heavily involved' in push for Eta ceasefire, says Gerry Adams Eta 'ceasefire' all too familiar Spain not convinced new Basque truce is credible |
South Africa schools to reopen - CNN International
September 7, 2010 The Guardian | South Africa schools to reopen CNN International By the CNN Wire Staff Johannesburg, South Africa -- Schools in South Africa will reopen Tuesday after unions representing more than 1.3 million workers in the country suspended a three-week-old strike that has crippled hospital services, closed schools ... South Africa Unions' Strike Suspended South African strike suspended for 3 weeks South African unions suspend public sector strike |
South Africa schools to reopen - CNN International
September 7, 2010The Guardian | South Africa schools to reopen CNN International By the CNN Wire Staff Johannesburg, South Africa -- Schools in South Africa will reopen Tuesday after unions representing more than 1.3 million workers in the country suspended a three-week-old strike that has crippled hospital services, closed schools ... South Africa Unions' Strike Suspended South African strike suspended for 3 weeks South African unions suspend public sector strike |
Al-Qaeda in Iraq relying more on bank heists - USA Today
September 7, 2010 Los Angeles Times | Al-Qaeda in Iraq relying more on bank heists USA Today By Hadi Mizban, AP By Jim Michaels, USA TODAY BAGHDAD — Al-Qaeda militants in Iraq are turning to bank robberies and other thefts to make up for a drop in cash from outsiders who have bankrolled the insurgent attacks for years, US and Iraqi officials ... Iraqi Al Qaeda group says its behind army base raid US soldiers help repel deadly attack on Iraq army headquarters Attack Shows Lasting Threat to US in Iraq |
French unions test Sarkozy in pensions strike - Reuters
September 7, 2010 The Guardian | French unions test Sarkozy in pensions strike Reuters PARIS, Sept 7 (Reuters) - French trade unions mounted a show of strength on Tuesday with strikes backed by street marches over unpopular pension reforms that President Nicolas Sarkozy says he is determined to implement. ... French Unions Stage Strike as Pension Debate Starts French unions strike against Sarkozy pension reform French strike over pensions age bid |
Al-Qaeda in Iraq relying more on bank heists - USA Today
September 7, 2010Los Angeles Times | Al-Qaeda in Iraq relying more on bank heists USA Today By Hadi Mizban, AP By Jim Michaels, USA TODAY BAGHDAD — Al-Qaeda militants in Iraq are turning to bank robberies and other thefts to make up for a drop in cash from outsiders who have bankrolled the insurgent attacks for years, US and Iraqi officials ... Iraqi Al Qaeda group says its behind army base raid US soldiers help repel deadly attack on Iraq army headquarters Attack Shows Lasting Threat to US in Iraq |
Tony Blair scrapped London book signing to avoid protest 'hassle' - The Guardian
September 7, 2010 CBC.ca | Tony Blair scrapped London book signing to avoid protest 'hassle' The Guardian Tony Blair yesterday took a last-minute decision to cancel his key book signing in central London because of security fears, after unrest at a signing in Dublin saw the former prime minister pelted with eggs and shoes. Blair said he was cancelling the ... Tony Blair cancels book signing 'to save police hassle' of demo After Antiwar Protest, Blair Cancels Appearance Blair cancels London book signing over protest concerns |
Salehi: Iran has the right to bar UN nuclear inspectors - Jerusalem Post
September 7, 2010 New York Daily News | Salehi: Iran has the right to bar UN nuclear inspectors Jerusalem Post By AP Iranian nuke chief claims country had asked IAEA to replace inspectors that were kicked out; comes after unusually blunt warning by UN watchdog over decision. Teheran has the right to bar some UN inspectors from monitoring its disputed nuclear ... UN report says Iran is stockpiling enriched uranium IAEA Says Iran Hampering Nuclear Monitoring Iran says it has the right to bar UN inspectors |
