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  • A still image taken from a video released by prosecutors in Naples October 29, 2009, shows the May 11, 2009 killing of Mariano Bacio Terrasino, 53, outside a bar in central Naples. REUTERS/Procura Della Repubblica/Handout
    Italy police arrest mafia killer caught on tape Reuters - Thu, Nov 19

    Italian police arrested a suspected mafia hitman on Thursday whose brazen killing of a man in Naples last May was caught on video and shocked the country, prompting reluctant witnesses to come forward.

  • The body of Serbian Orthodox Patriarch Pavle is carried in a procession towards St. Sava church during his funeral in Belgrade November 19, 2009. REUTERS/Marko Djurica
    Thousands bid farewell to Serbian patriarch Reuters - Thu, Nov 19

    Half a million people from Serbia and neighbouring countries attended the funeral on Thursday of Serbian Orthodox Patriarch Pavle, who presided over the revival of the faith after decades of communist rule.

  • World powers to discuss Iran rejection of nuclear deal IANS - Thu, Nov 19

    Brussels, Nov 19 (DPA) Top diplomats from the so-called '5+1' group of world powers were to meet in Brussels Friday to discuss how to respond to Iran's refusal to reach a nuclear deal, diplomats said Thursday.

  • 6 more arrested in Geeta Aulakh murder case, husband gets bail IANS - Thu, Nov 19

    London, Nov 19 (IANS) Police arrested six more men from a house in west London Thursday in connection with the murder of an Indian-origin woman who was found dying on the street with her hand chopped off.

  • Scarlett Keeling's mother charged with benefit fraud: report IANS - Thu, Nov 19

    London, Nov 19 (IANS) The mother of Scarlett Keeling, the British teenager who was murdered in Goa last year, has been charged with a 50,000-pound benefit fraud, according to a newspaper report Thursday.

  • Q&A - EU president and foreign policy chief -- What's at stake? Reuters - Thu, Nov 19

    European Union leaders plan to decide who will be the bloc's president and high representative for foreign affairs at a summit on Thursday.

  • Bin Laden's son wants to join the UN to promote peace IANS - Thu, Nov 19

    London, Nov 19 (IANS) The son Osama bin Laden favoured to carry on his work says he would like to work for the United Nations instead -- as a peace campaigner.

  • People evicted from the forest look from their makeshift shelters in Kapkembu, the outskirts of the Mau Forest complex in the Kenyan Rift Valley, November 18, 2009. REUTERS/Noor Khamis
    Kenya evicts squatters from vital Mau Forest Reuters - Thu, Nov 19

    Trudging out of the woods in a heavy downpour with a large sack roped to his back and two black chickens cradled in his arms, Eric arap Tuwei joins his wife and six children in a flimsy grass shelter.

  • Philip Roth in Bad Sex Award shortlist for depiction of threesome IANS - Thu, Nov 19

    London, Nov 19 (IANS) Acclaimed American novelist Philip Roth has been shortlisted for the Bad Sex Award, alongside fellow-literary luminaries Amos Oz and Paul Theroux.

  • Italy's Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi attends the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) food security summit in Rome November 16, 2009. REUTERS/Ettore Ferrari/Pool
    Berlusconi's party stronger despite split - poll Reuters - Thu, Nov 19

    Silvio Berlusconi's conservative People of Freedom (PDL) coalition has bolstered its popularity despite judicial problems dogging the Italian prime minister and splits among its leadership, according to an opinion poll on Thursday.

  • Kosovo's Prime Minister Hashim Thaci casts his vote at a polling station in Pristina November 15, 2009. REUTERS/Hazir Reka
    After billions in aid, Kosovo still poor and idle Reuters - Thu, Nov 19

    Nezir Jonuzi sips black tea, stares at Prime Minister Hashim Thaci's boyhood home and wonders whether he can get a job to feed his family.

  • Russia prolongs moratorium on death penalty, contemplates ban IANS - Thu, Nov 19

    Moscow, Nov 19 (RIA Novosti) Russia's Constitutional Court prolonged on Thursday a moratorium on the death penalty, which was due to expire Jan 1.

  • Italian PM rules out early elections IANS - Thu, Nov 19

    Rome, Nov 19 (IANS/AKI) Italy's Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has ruled out a general election and said his government was 'solid'.

  • Dalai Lama enters crucifix debate in Italy IANS - Thu, Nov 19

    Rome, Nov 19 (IANS/AKI) Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama has rejected a decision by the European Court of Human Rights opposing the display of the crucifix in school classrooms in officially secular Italy, saying it is important to maintain traditions.

  • Brazil's Lula given final say on Italian leftist Reuters - Thu, Nov 19

    Brazil's top court ruled on Wednesday to extradite former Italian guerrilla Cesare Battisti om murder charges but left the final decision to President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, who granted him refugee status early this year.

  • Russia pledges 25 percent emissions cut by 2020 IANS - Thu, Nov 19

    Stockholm, Nov 19 (RIA Novosti) Russia aims to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions to 25 percent below the 1990 level by 2020, President Dmitry Medvedev told an EU-Russia summit here Thursday.

  • Iran threatens IAEA ahead of inspection of new site IANS - Thu, Nov 19

    Vienna, Nov 19 (DPA) An Iranian diplomat threatened Wednesday to withhold cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency's probe of a new nuclear site if the IAEA pushes too hard for information, participants at an agency meeting in Vienna said.

  • EU, Russia sign pacts to develop border regions IANS - Thu, Nov 19

    Brussels, Nov 19 (IANS) Officials of the European Union (EU) and Russia have signed a series of agreements here to boost socio-economic development in border regions.

  • Germany to extend Afghanistan mission IANS - Thu, Nov 19

    Berlin, Nov 19 (IANS) Germany has decided to extend its military mission in Afghanistan for another year. The current mandate will expire Dec 13.

  • Leftist Italian militant Cesare Battisti (L) is escorted by Brazilian federal police officers as he arrives in Brasilia March 19, 2007. Brazil's top judge said on Wednesday he would vote for the extradition of Cesare Battisti, breaking a tie in the Supreme Court. REUTERS/Jamil Bittar/Files
    Brazil top judge rules to extradite Italian leftist Reuters - Thu, Nov 19

    Brazil's top judge said on Wednesday he would vote to extradite former Italian guerrilla Cesare Battisti to face murder charges in Italy, meaning the the court will rule to send him back to his home country.


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