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- Private Spies Aid F.B.I. in Afghan Investigation
- European Civil Servants Strike Gold in Brussels
- Caracas Journal: A 45-Story Walkup Beckons the Desperate
- Well-Oiled Security Apparatus in China Stifles Calls for Change
- Geneva Auto Show: Auto Executives Brace for Oil Price Increases
- With Its Eye on China, Japan Builds Up Military
- In China, Security Muffles Calls for Change
- Video Raises Questions for Designer
- Torture of Zimbabweans Is Reported
- Russians Say Damaged Cooling Pump Is Cause of Delay in Starting Iranian Reactor
- China Issues Warning on Climate
- U.S. Readies Military Options on Libya
- Netanyahu Warns On Settlements
- Migrants in Israel Face Uncertainty, Despite Oscar
- Yemen’s Opposition Backs Protesters
- Lasers Rise as Threat to Retinas
- Pirates Hijack Vessel Carrying 7 Danes, Including 3 Children
- U.S. Freezes a Record $30 Billion in Libyan Assets
- 25 Years Later, Some Justice for Marcos Victims
- Space Tourism: One Giant Leap for Researchers
| Private Spies Aid F.B.I. in Afghan Investigation Posted: 28 Feb 2011 07:42 PM PST A network run by a former top C.I.A. official has provided reports about militants in Afghanistan and Pakistan.  |
| European Civil Servants Strike Gold in Brussels Posted: 28 Feb 2011 12:22 PM PST Workers from struggling countries in the east find far higher salaries with the European Union.  |
| Caracas Journal: A 45-Story Walkup Beckons the Desperate Posted: 28 Feb 2011 07:54 PM PST An unfinished skyscraper occupied by squatters is a symbol of Venezuela's financial crisis in the 1990s, state control of the economy and a housing shortage.  |
| Well-Oiled Security Apparatus in China Stifles Calls for Change Posted: 28 Feb 2011 07:57 PM PST The government is relying on repression and incentives to prevent a challenge similar to those in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya and elsewhere.  |
| Geneva Auto Show: Auto Executives Brace for Oil Price Increases Posted: 28 Feb 2011 07:53 PM PST In what promises to be a theme of the Geneva International Auto Salon, Norbert Reithofer of BMW said he could imagine oil remaining above $100 a barrel.  |
| With Its Eye on China, Japan Builds Up Military Posted: 28 Feb 2011 06:40 PM PST Analysts say Japan is slowly raising the capabilities of its forces to respond to a more assertive China and to emerge from the shadow of the United States.  |
| In China, Security Muffles Calls for Change Posted: 28 Feb 2011 05:38 PM PST Calls to action in China, inspired by upheaval in the Middle East, are being met with political controls that mix repression and incentives.  |
| Video Raises Questions for Designer Posted: 28 Feb 2011 07:58 PM PST A video posted on the Web site of the British tabloid The Sun appears to show John Galliano delivering a tirade in a Paris bar.  |
| Torture of Zimbabweans Is Reported Posted: 28 Feb 2011 05:08 PM PST A lawyer for Zimbabweans who were arrested for watching news of the uprisings in Egypt and Tunisia said that a dozen of them had been tortured.  |
| Russians Say Damaged Cooling Pump Is Cause of Delay in Starting Iranian Reactor Posted: 28 Feb 2011 07:47 PM PST The account of what happened at the Bushehr plant was the first official rationale for a delay in its planned opening.  |
| China Issues Warning on Climate Posted: 28 Feb 2011 06:49 PM PST China's environment minister issued an unusually stark warning about the deleterious impacts of unbridled development.  |
| U.S. Readies Military Options on Libya Posted: 28 Feb 2011 03:05 PM PST The Defense Department repositioned warships, accelerating planning in case the president asks it to intervene, officials said.  |
| Netanyahu Warns On Settlements Posted: 28 Feb 2011 06:43 PM PST Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu berated leaders of his Likud Party on Monday after they pressed him for more settlement construction.  |
| Migrants in Israel Face Uncertainty, Despite Oscar Posted: 28 Feb 2011 01:56 PM PST An Oscar-winning film celebrated a school in south Tel Aviv, but many of its students face deportation under new rules.  |
| Yemen’s Opposition Backs Protesters Posted: 28 Feb 2011 04:40 PM PST The opposition rejected President Ali Abdullah Saleh's invitation to form a unity government, throwing its support for the first time behind street protests calling for an end to his rule.  |
| Lasers Rise as Threat to Retinas Posted: 28 Feb 2011 03:48 PM PST Eye doctors are warning that cases of teenagers who suffered eye damage while playing with high-powered green laser pointers are likely to be just the first of many.  |
| Pirates Hijack Vessel Carrying 7 Danes, Including 3 Children Posted: 28 Feb 2011 01:55 PM PST The Danish government said pirates in the Arabian Sea captured the yacht in the first reported attack on a small pleasure vessel since four Americans were killed by their pirate captors last week.  |
| U.S. Freezes a Record $30 Billion in Libyan Assets Posted: 28 Feb 2011 01:33 PM PST The United States blocked the largest amount of assets ever seized in an American sanctions action.  |
| 25 Years Later, Some Justice for Marcos Victims Posted: 28 Feb 2011 12:14 PM PST People who suffered at the hands of Philippine strongman Ferdinand Marcos began receiving checks from a settlement in a U.S. court.  |
| Space Tourism: One Giant Leap for Researchers Posted: 28 Feb 2011 01:20 PM PST The predicted lower cost of space travel is set to transform the practice of conducting experiments in space.  |
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