Welcome to NewsforDev | News for Development
 Home  | Contact Sources  | Newsletters  | Top Ten  | Search  | Help
  NewsforDev is a service of the Technical Cooperation Agency ACP-EU (CTA)  
Dossiers
 ACP-EU 
 Agriculture 
 Biodiversity 
 Biofuels 
 CTA 
 Climate Change 
 Development 
 HIV/AIDS 
 ICT 
 ICT4D 
 S&T 
 S&T4D 
 Trade 
 World News 

 Submit Source
 New User
Username

Password

Select News

Home > All Sources > Yahoo! | World News


Yahoo! / World News Subscribe: receive free updates in your mailbox!
1-25 > Next 25
No boycott: Sarkozy to attend Olympics opener (AP)
09 07 2008 AP - French President Nicolas Sarkozy's office says he will attend the opening of the Beijing Olympics, putting an end to a boycott threat.
US chief: Iraq needs time to stabilize after fight (AP)
09 07 2008 Joint Chiefs Chairman Ad. Michael Mullen, right, talks with Iraqi Army Gen. Riyadh Jalal Tawfig, the commander of all Iraqi security forces in Ninevah province of Iraq, Tuesday, July 8, 2008 in Mosul, Iraq. The two men were discussing security progress at a combat outpost in western Mosul where al-Qaida held sway until a recent Iraqi-led offensive. (AP Photo/Robert Burns)AP - Even in the chin-high piles of roadside rubble, the crumbled cinderblock and the eerily empty streets of this neighborhood in western Mosul, America's top military officer sees hope. But he also sees peril and an urgent need to get the economy going — jobs, services, some semblance of regular life.
Church of England split on women bishops (AP)
08 07 2008 The leader of the world's Anglicans, Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams at the Great St Mary's Church in Cambridge in February 2008. The Church of England voted Monday to allow the ordination of women bishops following a divisive debate which pitched conservatives against liberals, British media reported.(AFP/File/Ben Stansall)AP - The Church of England's move to accept women bishops further roiled an already troubled Anglican communion Tuesday, infuriating conservatives and complicating efforts to promote unity with the Roman Catholic Church.
Iraq presses US on timeline for troop pullout (AP)
08 07 2008 A woman carries a child as she walks through a street in Fadhil, one of Baghdad's oldest neighborhoods, Iraq, Tuesday, July 8, 2008. (AP Photo/Hadi Mizban)AP - Iraqi officials stepped up pressure on the United States on Tuesday to agree to a specific timeline to withdraw American forces, a sign of the government's growing confidence as violence falls.
Amid oil boom, inflation makes Saudis feel poorer (AP)
08 07 2008 In this Thursday, June 19, 2008 file photo, a Saudi man fuels his vehicle at a gasoline station in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. While the country is getting richer selling oil at prices that have climbed to new records, inflation has reached almost 11 percent, breaking double-digits for the first time since the late 1970s. (AP Photo, File)AP - Sultan al-Mazeen recently stopped at a gas station to fill up his SUV, paying 45 cents a gallon — about one-tenth what Americans pay these days.
US chief: Iraq needs time to stabilize after fight (AP)
08 07 2008 Joint Chiefs Chairman Ad. Michael Mullen, right, talks with Iraqi Army Gen. Riyadh Jalal Tawfig, the commander of all Iraqi security forces in Ninevah province of Iraq, Tuesday, July 8, 2008 in Mosul, Iraq. The two men were discussing security progress at a combat outpost in western Mosul where al-Qaida held sway until a recent Iraqi-led offensive. (AP Photo/Robert Burns)AP - Even in the chin-high piles of roadside rubble, the crumbled cinderblock and the eerily empty streets of this neighborhood in western Mosul, America's top military officer sees hope. But he also sees peril and an urgent need to get the economy going — jobs, services, some semblance of regular life.
US, allies want global pollution slashed — by 2050 (AP)
08 07 2008 A member of international relief group Oxfam dressed as US President George W. bush displays balloons representing the amount of carbon his country emits per capita during a performance in Sapporo on Japan's northern main island of Hokkaido Tuesday, July 8, 2008. The G8 leaders from the United States, Japan, Russia, France, Britain, Canada, Italy and Germany are holding their three-day summit  to discuss about global warming and food and oil crisis in the lakeside resort of Toyako. (AP Photo/Itsuo Inouye)AP - World leaders embraced for the first time on Tuesday an ambitious but nonbinding goal of slashing greenhouse-gas emissions in half by midcentury to stave off global warming. Unimpressed environmentalists called the effort too slow and too uncertain.
Australia cardinal denies cover-up of sex abuse (AP)
08 07 2008 Cardinal George Pell gestures during a press conference in Sydney, Australia, Tuesday, July 8, 2008. Australia's top Roman Catholic cleric on Tuesday denied trying to cover up a case of clergy abuse and misleading the victim, fighting off an embarrassing scandal just days before Pope Benedict XVI arrives for a visit. (AP Photo/Paul Miller)AP - Australia's top Roman Catholic cleric has denied trying to cover up a sexual abuse case involving clergy, attempting Tuesday to fight off an embarrassing scandal just days before Pope Benedict XVI arrives for a visit.
Afghans blame 'foreign agency' for Kabul bombing (AP)
08 07 2008 Afghan policemen examine vehicles a day after a suicide attack near the Indian Embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Tuesday, July 8, 2008. Pakistan's prime minister denied Tuesday that its intelligence service was behind the attack on India's embassy in Kabul that killed 41 people, including two Indian diplomats. (AP Photos/Rahmat Gul)AP - Afghanistan blamed a foreign intelligence agency Tuesday for the bombing of the Indian Embassy in Kabul, making a veiled but clear reference to its eastern neighbor, Pakistan.
US confident on passage of UN sanctions against Zimbabwe (AFP)
08 07 2008 Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe addresses his supporters at Harare airport on July 4, 2008. The US ambassador to the UN said Tuesday that he was confident a sanctions resolution targeting Mugabe and his cronies would be passed by the Security Council this week.(AFP/File/Alexander Joe)AFP - The US ambassador to the UN said Tuesday that he was confident a sanctions resolution targeting Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe and his cronies would be passed by the Security Council this week.
Mexico City police chief quits after botched raid (AP)
08 07 2008 AP - Mexico City's police chief has quit following a botched night club raid in which 12 people died.
Syria says it will soon send ambassador to Paris (AP)
08 07 2008 AP - Syria will soon send an ambassador to Paris for the first time in two years, ending a freeze in relations between the two nations, the country's top diplomat in London said Tuesday.
London stage pulls in record crowds: theatre bosses (AFP)
08 07 2008 Star actors appearing in the West End theatre district, including Harry Potter actor Daniel Radcliffe in AFP - London theatre enjoyed its most successful year ever in 2007, with 13.6 million visits, according to a report out Tuesday.
Iraq insists on withdrawal timetable (AP)
08 07 2008 Presumptive Republican presidential nominee, US Senator John McCain addresses the League of United Latin American Citizens convention at the Washington Hilton in Washington, DC. Iraq's hardening demand for a pullout deadline for US troops on Tuesday reignited the sharp campaign quarrel over the war between White House rivals McCain and Barack Obama.(AFP/Tim Sloan)AP - Iraq's national security adviser said Tuesday his country will not accept any security deal with the United States unless it contains specific dates for the withdrawal of U.S.-led forces.
Iraq insists on withdrawal timetable (AP)
08 07 2008 Presumptive Republican presidential nominee, US Senator John McCain addresses the League of United Latin American Citizens convention at the Washington Hilton in Washington, DC. Iraq's hardening demand for a pullout deadline for US troops on Tuesday reignited the sharp campaign quarrel over the war between White House rivals McCain and Barack Obama.(AFP/Tim Sloan)AP - Iraq's national security adviser said Tuesday his country will not accept any security deal with the United States unless it contains specific dates for the withdrawal of U.S.-led forces.
G-8 endorses halving global emissions by 2050 (AP)
08 07 2008 A member of international relief group Oxfam dressed as US President George W. bush displays balloons representing the amount of carbon his country emits per capita during a performance in Sapporo on Japan's northern main island of Hokkaido Tuesday, July 8, 2008. The G8 leaders from the United States, Japan, Russia, France, Britain, Canada, Italy and Germany are holding their three-day summit  to discuss about global warming and food and oil crisis in the lakeside resort of Toyako. (AP Photo/Itsuo Inouye)AP - World leaders on Tuesday endorsed halving world emissions of greenhouse gases by 2050, edging forward in the battle against global warming but stopping short of tough, nearer-term targets.
Iraq insists on withdrawal timetable (AP)
08 07 2008 Iraqi girls walk in front of U.S. Marines during a joint operation with Iraqi army in Huseiniya, near Baghdad July 8, 2008. (Damir Sagolj/Reuters)AP - Iraq's national security adviser said Tuesday his country will not accept any security deal with the United States unless it contains specific dates for the withdrawal of U.S.-led forces.
Iraq insists on withdrawal timetable (AP)
08 07 2008 US soldiers guard at the scene of a car bomb attack in Baghdad's Al-Shab neighbourhood on July 6.(AFP/File/Ahmad al-Rubaye)AP - Iraq's national security adviser said Tuesday his country will not accept any security deal with the United States unless it contains specific dates for the withdrawal of U.S.-led forces.
Iraq insists on withdrawal timetable (AP)
08 07 2008 US soldiers guard at the scene of a car bomb attack in Baghdad's Al-Shab neighbourhood on July 6.(AFP/File/Ahmad al-Rubaye)AP - Iraq's national security adviser said Tuesday his country will not accept any security deal with the United States unless it contains specific dates for the withdrawal of U.S.-led forces.
Iraq insists on withdrawal timetable (AP)
08 07 2008 US General David Petraeus (L), and Iraq's National Security Advisor Muwaffaq al-Rubaie (R) celebrate the transfer of US Humvee vehicle to Iraqi security forces in Taji, in June 2008. The US said it would not divulge details of talks with Iraq over a security agreement, after Baghdad threatened to reject any pact unless it contained a specific timetable for withdrawal of US-led foreign forces.(AFP/Pool/File/Ali al-Saadi)AP - Iraq's national security adviser said Tuesday his country will not accept any security deal with the United States unless it contains specific dates for the withdrawal of U.S.-led forces.
Iraq insists on withdrawal timetable (AP)
08 07 2008 A U.S. soldier stands guard near residents standing at the entrance of their house after a bomb attack in Baghdad's Adhamiya district July 7, 2008. (Omar Obeibdi/Reuters)AP - Iraq's national security adviser said Tuesday his country will not accept any security deal with the United States unless it contains specific dates for the withdrawal of U.S.-led forces.
Iraq insists on withdrawal timetable (AP)
08 07 2008 Soldiers discuss their mission under the Cross Sabers monument at the fortified Green Zone in Baghdad July 5, 2008. (Erik de Castro/Reuters)AP - Iraq's national security adviser said Tuesday his country will not accept any security deal with the United States unless it contains specific dates for the withdrawal of U.S.-led forces.
Iraq insists on withdrawal timetable (AP)
08 07 2008 A US soldier is seen reflected in a puddle during an early morning patrol in the Al-Dora neighbourhood in Baghdad on July 4. Iraq has said it will reject any security pact with the United States unless it sets a date for the pullout of US-led foreign troops, a proposal turned down by US President George W. Bush.(AFP/File/Ali Yussef)AP - Iraq's national security adviser said Tuesday his country will not accept any security deal with the United States unless it contains specific dates for the withdrawal of U.S.-led forces.
Iraq insists on withdrawal timetable (AP)
08 07 2008 Iraqi soldiers carry rusted bombs dumped at a military depot in Taji, north of Baghdad July 7, 2008. At least 400,000 tonnes of ordnance litter the site north of Baghdad, now being cleared out of the new Iraqi army's main warehouses to make room for the needs of its swelling ranks. Picture taken July 7, 2008.     REUTERS/Thaier al-Sudani (IRAQ)AP - Iraq's national security adviser said Tuesday his country will not accept any security deal with the United States unless it contains specific dates for the withdrawal of U.S.-led forces.
Iraq insists on withdrawal timetable (AP)
08 07 2008 US Republican presidential hopeful John McCain points at a journalist during a press conference north of Bogota, Colombia. McCain has warned security conditions must dictate troop withdrawals from Iraq, after Baghdad said it wanted a timetable for US soldiers to leave.(AFP/File/Mauricio Duenas)AP - Iraq's national security adviser said Tuesday his country will not accept any security deal with the United States unless it contains specific dates for the withdrawal of U.S.-led forces.
1-25 > Next 25
Subscribe: receive free updates in your mailbox!


Latest News | Login: Users

© 2008 CTA | Disclaimer

Website by RISQ Consultancy | Powered by MyHeadlines © 2004 Mike Agar.
Page generation: 2.12 Seconds