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Over 70 killed as Israel targets militants
ISRAEL: Over 70 Palestinians were killed and more
than 100 wounded in Gaza over the weekend as Israel launched a
deadly assault in the coastal strip that targeted Palestinian
militants, who continued to pepper southern Israel with dozens of
rockets. p
Free trade pact returns to haunt Clinton in Ohio
US: FOR THE first time in years, the General Motors plant in Parma, outside Cleveland, is about to see some major construction when the ground is broken on a new project later this year. The new building on the factory's car park won't be part of the car plant, however. It's a veterans' outpatient clinic to treat wounded soldiers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. p
Enthusiasts and sceptics all agree on inevitability of Medvedev
RUSSIA: With Putin's seal of approval and a wellspring of positive public opinion, 96,000 voting centres saw Dmitry Medvedev's name again and again, writes DANIEL McLAUGHLIN p
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British public want plebiscite on Lisbon Treaty, says group
BRITAIN: CAMPAIGNERS IN Britain for a referendum on the European Union's Lisbon Treaty yesterday pHarry says he wants to return to active service
BRITAIN: Britain's Prince Harry, who yesterday returned from Afghanistan after international media broke a news blackout on his presence, said he wants to return to active service. pBoycott of parliamentary elections urged by Eta
SPAIN: BASQUE SEPARATIST guerrillas Eta called on Saturday for a boycott of a parliamentary election on March 9th in protest against what it called repression by the Spanish government. pAt least 39 die in Pakistan suicide bombing
PAKISTAN: AT LEAST 39 people were killed and scores more injured when a suicide bomber attacked a traditional tribal meeting in northwestern Pakistan yesterday, officials said. pSteve Irwin's father resigns from family zoo
AUSTRALIA: IN A move that has stunned many Australians, Bob Irwin, father of the late wildlife broadcaster Steve, has resigned from Australia Zoo, the tourist attraction on Queensland's Sunshine Coast that he started from humble beginnings and passed on to his son. pUS calls for end to violence in Armenia after eight die in riots
ARMENIA: THE US has urged Armenia's warring political forces to start talking after a night of rioting in which eight people were killed and dozens more injured. pChina takes stock as parliament meets
CHINA: Delegates from all around China gather in Beijing this week for the National People's Congress, the country's annual parliament, which this year is expected to focus on restructuring ministries and bedding down President Hu Jintao's influence in the upper echelons of the Communist Party. p200 Palestinians protest against violence in Gaza
DUBLIN: MEMBERS AND supporters of the Palestinian community in Ireland gathered in Dublin yesterday to object to violence and show solidarity with the people of the territory. pAbbas cuts all dialogue with Israel following 'slaughter' attacks on Gaza
PALESTINE: PALESTINIAN PRESIDENT Mahmoud Abbas yesterday suspended negotiations and contacts at all levels with Israel to protest at its air and ground offensive in Gaza. pAhmadinejad hails better ties to Iraq during landmark visit
IRAQ: Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has hailed a new chapter in ties with Iraq and has criticised the United States over its policies in the Middle East during a landmark visit to Baghdad. pLopsided solution to tree problem leaves some pining for change
LETTER FROM TREVIGNANO: It was a beautiful, sunny February morning, but our neighbour Giovanni was absolutely furious, writes Paddy Agnew pPolitics of lobbying derive from First Amendment
OPINION: Everyone knows the First Amendment protects freedom of religion, speech, press and assembly, writes Charles Krauthammer pIn short
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