Important dates in the case of US doctor being tried in Australia for manslaughter
Important dates in surgeon’s manslaughter case Official: Bystanders not gunmen killed in clash in Mexico between soldiers and gunmen
Official: Bystanders killed in Mexico clash Trial of 4 Rio Tinto employees on commercial secrets, bribery charges begins in China
China begins trial of 4 Rio Tinto employees American doctor charged in Australian patient deaths pleads not guilty to all charges
US doctor charged in deaths pleads not guilty Police say 164 people will be charged for their alleged roles in central Nigeria massacres
164 people face charges over massacres in Nigeria Ex-CSK Auto president’s death means criminal indictment, SEC complaint will be dismissed
Ex-CSK Auto president dies while facing indictment Suspected US drone strikes kill eight in PakistanISLAMABAD - At least eight people were killed and four injured in two suspected US drone strikes in Pakistan’s northwestern tribal district of North Waziristan Sunday, security officials said. Anti-counterfeiting program at Michigan State University targets range of crimes worldwide
New MSU program targets worldwide counterfeiting Conservationists at UN wildlife meeting say Internet fueling trade in endangered species
Demise of coral, salamander show impact of Web ETA suspect faces preliminary charges in policeman’s death
ETA suspect formally accused in policeman’s death UN meeting agrees on voluntary plan to boost tiger conservation
UN approves tiger action plan DOHA, Qatar — A U.N. conservation meeting has agreed to a voluntary conservation plan for endangered tigers that calls for tougher legislation in countries home to the big cats to tackle widespread smuggling and boost money spent on law enforcement. Pope urges faithful to beg forgiveness for their sins; German bishop admits church cover-ups
Pope does not mention rebuke to Irish bishops Suspect arrested in Cypriot Archbishops’ tomb vandalism; follows body snatching of ex-leader
Suspect nabbed in Cyprus Archbishops’ tomb attack Maoists trigger blasts, fire on security forcesKOLKATA - Maoists triggered landmine blasts and exchanged fire with the joint security forces in two separate incidents in West Bengal’s Bankura and West Midnapore districts Sunday, police said. Head of German Bishops Conference admits that sexual abuse was covered up for years
German archbishop says abuse covered up for years 12 civilians killed in Afghanistan blastsKABUL - A suicide bomber targeted an Afghan army convoy in southern Afghanistan Sunday, killing 10 civilians as two other people were killed in an explosion at the New Year’s celebration in eastern region, officials said. Natalee Holloway Body Found Pictures: Investigation LaunchedPolicy to rehabilitate Kashmiri militants in final stagesJAMMU - A policy meant to facilitate the return and rehabilitation of about 3,000 Kashmiri militants now in Pakistan is in the final stage and could be made public in May, official sources said Sunday. LoC trade used to fund militants?JAMMU - Some traders doing business across the Line of Control (LoC) are diverting money to fund separatists in Jammu and Kashmir, the government has said. Grave robbers steal remains of Cypriot Archbishops, follows body snatching of former president
Grave robbers steal Cyprus Archbishops’ remains Krishna hints at Laskhar link to Kabul attackNEW DELHI - Stressing that Indians doing reconstruction in Afghanistan are soft targets for terrorists, External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna has indicated that the Feb 26 attack in Kabul that killed seven Indians was the work of Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba, which wants to derail India-Afghanistan relations. Maoists kill village officialBHUBANESWAR - Maoist guerrillas have killed a village official in Orissa’s Koraput district, police said Sunday. Taliban kills four ‘US spies’ in PakistanISLAMABAD - Taliban militants have killed four tribesmen they abducted 10 days ago in Pakistan’s north Waziristan tribal region after accusing them of spying for the US, officials said Sunday. India has told US about Pakistan’s link to Mumbai: KrishnaNEW DELHI - India has conveyed to friendly countries like the US that it has evidence of Pakistani state actors’ involvement in the Mumbai terror attack, External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna has said. India not being squeezed out by US in Afghanistan: KrishnaNEW DELHI - Denying reports of India being marginalised in the emerging US strategy in Afghanistan at Pakistan’s behest, External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna has said the US has never pressed New Delhi “directly or indirectly” to cut its presence in the violence-hit country. Four killed in suicide attack in PakistanISLAMABAD - At least four people were killed and a dozen injured Sunday when a suicide bomber riding on a bicycle hit a police van in Quetta, capital of Pakistan’s southwestern Balochistan province. Virtual stonewall around Headley’s former ‘connections’CHICAGO - Even as the Department of Justice (DoJ) continues to dismiss as “absurd” the freshly mounting claims in India that Mumbai terror plotter David Coleman Headley was a double agent gone rogue, there is now a virtual stonewall around what his covert connections might have been. China to begin trial of 4 Rio Tinto employees on commercial secrets, bribery charges
China to begin trial of 4 Rio Tinto employees Indians in Afghanistan are soft targets: KrishnaNEW DELHI - External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna says that Indian aid workers in Kabul have become soft targets for terrorists who want to derail India-Afghan relations. |
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