19th May 2007
A suicide bomber killed three German soldiers and six civilians in a crowded street market in northern Afghanistan on Saturday in the latest violence blamed on the Taliban, security officials say.
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14th May 2007
Germany has called for a review of the tactics used by Western forces in Afghanistan after a series of civilian casualties in recent weeks. “We have to make sure in future that operations do not take place in this way.
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13th May 2007
Feared Taliban military commander Mullah Dadullah survived war wounds and evaded capture for years, but his luck has run out. He was killed in the southern province of Helmand by the Western troops he had repeatedly vowed to expel.
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11th May 2007
A Mexican doctor helped drug dealers avoid arrest by surgically replacing their fingerprints with skin from the bottom of their feet, a federal prosecutor said on Friday.
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10th May 2007
President George W. Bush under growing political pressure, agreed to negotiate with the US Congress on a war-spending bill that sets benchmarks for progress in Iraq.
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4th May 2007
A gang of armed robbers forced a man to strip naked and then glued him to his exercise bike while they ransacked his house in one of South Africa’s more bizarre crime incidents.
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28th April 2007
A US State Department report on terrorism due out next week will show a nearly 30 per cent increase in terrorist attacks worldwide in 2006 to more than 14,000, almost all of the boost due to growing violence in Iraq and Afghanistan, US officials say.
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27th April 2007
US President George W Bush has warned Congress he will continue vetoing war spending bills as long as they contain a timetable for the withdrawal of US troops from Iraq.
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23rd April 2007
Iraq's prime minister Nuri al-Maliki has urged the US military to halt work on a wall separating a Baghdad Sunni enclave from nearby Shi'ite areas after sharp criticism from some residents.
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12th April 2007
Three young men who torched Alabama churches in a drunken spree last year must spend two years in state prison after completing their federal prison sentences, a judge has ruled.
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11th April 2007
Two Canadian soldiers were killed and two wounded in Afghanistan when a roadside bomb exploded near their vehicle, the Defence Ministry said. The attack happened three days after six soldiers died when their armoured vehicle ran over a massive explosive device in the war-torn country.
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20th February 2007
An Afghan suicide bomber disguised as a doctor blew himself up at a hospital in southern Afghanistan, wounding six Americans. Khost Governor Arsala Jamal told Reuters that US soldiers opened fire on the man who was acting suspiciously as he and US officers attended a function in the hospital.
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19th February 2007
Previously unreleased footage of John F Kennedy's fateful motorcade in Dallas moments before he was gunned down has been released, a surprising new detail in a saga that has gripped the United States for four decades.
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18th February 2007
British Prime Minister Tony Blair on Sunday backed tougher laws aimed at cracking down on gun crime after a spate of teenage murders in the capital that has sparked much soul-searching about the state of British society.
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17th February 2007
Tens of thousands of revellers dressed in black and white crowded into downtown Rio on Saturday, dancing with the traditional Black Ball band and hoping the carnival will allow them to set aside the violence casting a shadow over the city in recent weeks.
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16th February 2007
Al-Qaeda has posted a video showing what it claims to be an insurgent attack on a military position of US and Afghan forces in southern Afghanistan. The video appears to be an attempt by the terrorist network to disparage US claims that it's winning the war against the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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14th February 2007
Pakistan has shown signs of cooperating with Afghanistan to stop the flow of unwanted Taliban militants across a shared border in past months and this must continue, Afghan President Hamid Karzai said.
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10th February 2007
The Philippines has requested more anti-crime and anti-terrorism assistance from the US Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Australian Federal Police, the national police chief said on Saturday.
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7th February 2007
At least 2,360 people in 77 countries are suspected of trying to download videos of young children being sexually abused and even raped, according to authorities who intercepted the illicit material on a web server in Austria.
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7th February 2007
Malaysia's former prime minister Mahathir Mohamad has convened a war crimes tribunal to hear complaints by Iraqis and Palestinians against world leaders including John Howard and George W Bush.
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5th February 2007
US President George W Bush is sending Congress a $US2.9 trillion ($A3.75 trillion) spending request that seeks billions of dollars more to fight the Iraq war.
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4th February 2007
The Taliban threatened a spring offensive of thousands of suicide bombers as the US, doubling its combat troops in Afghanistan, took over command of the 33,000-strong NATO force.
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29th January 2007
The United States said Israel may have violated an agreement with Washington in its use of US-made cluster bombs during last July's war with Hezbollah guerrillas in Lebanon.
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29th January 2007
Russia's war-scarred province of Chechnya continues to be plagued by abductions, torture, killings and other violations, said a human rights report. Moscow-based human rights think tank Demos said the scale of human rights violations there is "monstrous".
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29th January 2007
Saddam Hussein's cousin has told Iraq's High Tribunal it had no right to try him for war crimes because US forces were immune from prosecution for their alleged wrongdoing in Iraq.
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23rd January 2007
Seven Britons accused of plotting to bomb clubs, trains and synagogues in England planned to take their fight to Pakistan and Afghanistan if they had succeeded, prosecutors told a court.
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World news (The West Australian): Prime Minister Tony Blair, defending his interventionist policies in Iraq and Afghanistan, said Britain should carry on influencing world affairs through fighting wars as well...
World news (The West Australian): The granddaughter of Britain's last convicted witch has launched a fresh campaign to gain a posthumous pardon for Helen Duncan, jailed at the height of...
World news (The West Australian): Malaysia's former prime minister Mahathir Mohamad has convened a war crimes tribunal to hear complaints by Iraqis and Palestinians against world leaders including John Howard...
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21st January 2007
The hardline Radical Party attracted most support in Serbia's general election, dashing Western hopes the nation blamed for a decade of war in the 1990s would finally turn its back on nationalism.
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18th January 2007
Australian Federal Police have searched the vessel that allegedly smuggled conman Peter Foster into Vanuatu, one of its crew members said.
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16th January 2007
Moderate Arab states told the United States they supported President George W Bush's plan for a military buildup in Iraq, hoping it would halt a slide to civil war.