Japanese PM dissolves parliamentCNN - 2 hours ago (CNN) -- Japan dissolved its lower house of parliament Tuesday ahead of general elections in August. Prime Minister Taro Aso, a former foreign minister, became prime minister in September. Japanese PM Taro Aso dissolves parliament ahead of election Telegraph.co.uk Suspect Stirs Mumbai Court by ConfessingNew York Times - - 4 hours ago Rajanish Kakade/AP By VIKAS BAJAJ and LYDIA POLGREEN MUMBAI, India - The sole surviving gunman of the deadly rampage in Mumbai unexpectedly confessed in court here on Monday, adding his voice, matter-of-fact even as he spoke of opening fire into crowds ... Four US troops killed in AfghanistanCNN - 4 hours ago (CNN) -- Four US troops were killed in eastern Afghanistan on Monday in what NATO's International Security Assistance Force said was a roadside bombing, according to a senior US official there. A Deadly Month for US Troops in Afghanistan New York Times China blames separatists, not policies, for riotsThe Associated Press - - 10 minutes ago BEIJING - China on Tuesday defended its policies on ethnic minorities, saying the violence in Xinjiang that killed nearly 200 people this month was triggered by separatists and not its treatment of Uighurs. Clinton Makes Gains on India Defense Deals, Spars Over ClimateBloomberg - - 7 hours ago July 21 (Bloomberg) -- Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's first trip to India opened the door for $20 billion in US defense and nuclear energy sales, while making little headway on bridging divides over climate change and arms ... Video: Clinton touts prospects for US-India relations worldfocusonline Clinton Urges Stronger US-India Ties New York Times Jakarta back to work after bombsBBC News - - 29 minutes ago the Indonesian capital Jakarta is getting back to business after two US-owned luxury hotels were hit by twin bombs on Friday. The attacks killed nine people and injured dozens more. New video 'shows Jakarta bomber' Aljazeera.net Longest Solar Eclipse of 21st Century to Pass Over India, ChinaBloomberg - 6 hours ago By Bloomberg News July 21 (Bloomberg) -- The longest full solar eclipse this century, lasting 6 minutes and 39 seconds in some areas, will plunge cities, including Shanghai, into darkness as it passes over India and China tomorrow. China gears up for longest solar eclipse of the century guardian.co.uk IMF's $2.5 Billion Loan May Help Sri Lanka Rating, Cabraal SaysBloomberg - - 1 hour ago July 21 (Bloomberg) -- The International Monetary Fund's $2.5 billion loan to Sri Lanka will likely improve the island's credit rating, central bank Governor Nivard Cabraal said. Sri Lanka bourse opens up 1.2 pct on IMF loan accord Reuters India Soldiers Question the Defense Secretary About Long DeploymentsWashington Post - - 3 hours ago Among the soldiers who attended a town hall meeting at Fort Drum, NY, were, from left, Sgt. John Oyston, 2nd Lt. Cole Henderson and Spc. US army to get 22000 more troops Aljazeera.net Gates Says US Army's Size Will Grow by 22000 New York Times Jordan: East Jerusalem cannot be part of Israel's capitalHa'aretz - 5 hours ago By DPA The Jordanian government on Monday rejected Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's claim that Jerusalem would remain the undivided capital of Israel and that the Jewish state has a free hand to set up settlements throughout the West Bank. Amman begins stripping state's Palestinians of citizenship Jerusalem Post U.S. Juggles Two Iran TimetablesWall Street Journal - - 3 hours ago Two powerful forces are spinning away simultaneously in Iran: the social unrest stemming from the country's disputed presidential election, and thousands of high-tech centrifuges that are busy producing nuclear material. Ayatollah warns protesters to end campaign of civil disobedience Los Angeles Times Honduras' interim govt sends lobbying team to USThe Associated Press - - 20 minutes ago TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras - The soldiers, politicians and businessmen who ousted left-leaning President Manuel Zelaya are taking their battle from Honduras into the US political arena, waging a lobbying campaign to paint themselves as a bulwark against ... Honduras stands firm to pressure Aljazeera.net Alleged Berlusconi tapes releasedCNN International - 4 hours ago ROME, Italy (CNN) -- An Italian newspaper and magazine published excerpts of what they said were audio recordings of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi talking with an escort at the center of a corruption probe. Italy: Premier Denies Accusations New York Times Seoul reaffirms deal for NKorea to ditch nukesAFP - 1 hour ago SEOUL - South Korea has reaffirmed its offer of massive economic aid for impoverished North Korea if it scraps its nuclear weapons, officials said Tuesday. Is Myanmar going nuclear? The Associated Press U.S. Likens North Korea to Attention-Seeking Child Wall Street Journal Over 50 militants killed in NW Pakistan's Lower DirReuters - - 59 minutes ago KOTA, Pakistan, July 21 (Reuters) - Pakistani troops have killed over 50 militants in two days of fighting in the Lower Dir district, the military said. Military: 50 dead in clashes in northwest Pakistan The Associated Press Mikheil Saakashvili sets out democratic reform to bolster GeorgiaTelegraph.co.uk - 1 hour ago Georgia's President Mikheil Saakashvili has announced new democratic reforms and called for national political dialogue amid a deadlocked standoff with the opposition. Georgian Leader Unveils Reforms New York Times Forest fires force thousands to flee in CanadaAFP - 2 hours ago VANCOUVER - Raging forest fires in western Canada forced some 11000 people to spend their third night away from home with thousands more poised to flee the flames, local officials said. 'Walmart refugees' wait out wildfires National Post Fujimori guilty of making payoffMiamiHerald.com - - 1 hour ago Former President Alberto Fujimori, who had been sentenced to 25 years in prison for an earlier conviction, was sentenced to another 7 1/2 years for paying off his former spymaster. Peru: Former President Sentenced New York Times U.S. Troops Complain of Limits in IraqWall Street Journal - - 3 hours ago WASHINGTON -- Tensions are rising between the US and Iraqi governments over Baghdad's push to restrict American military operations in Iraq, with some US officers complaining their forces are being constrained beyond what is called... 2 killed in Baghdad bombing The Associated Press Issues Before Identity in Iraq Washington Post Fear Supports Russian Culture of ImpunityVoice of America - - 15 hours ago Russia's "Memorial" human rights organization has suspended its activities in Chechnya following last week's murder of its local representative, journalist Natalya Estemirova. |
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