Former Russian President Boris
Yeltsin Dies Mr.
Yeltsin, 76, helped steer nation through some of most tumultuous times
in recent history Sarkozy, Royal Win First Round
in French Presidential Poll Run-off
election between Sarkozy and Royal takes place May 6
Fighting Continues in Mogadishu
for Sixth Day Since the
latest round of fighting began, Wednesday, more than 200 people are
believed to have been killed and hundreds of others wounded Bombings Kill 26 in Iraq, US
Separation Wall Rejected US
military officials say the concrete wall is necessary because
Shi'ites in the neighborhood are attacking Sunnis, who then
retaliate Nigerian Ruling Party Candidate
Declared Winner of Presidential Election
Electoral officials say Umaru Yar'Adua won vote that many
called flawed US Defense Chief Visits Moscow
to Discuss Missile Defense Robert
Gates is trying to ease Russia's strong objections to
Washington's plans to extend an anti-missile defense system into
Central and Eastern Europe Aid Agencies Pull Out of
Western Darfur Officials
say carjackings, attacks forced Oxfam to make decision
Leadership Battle in Bangladesh
Turns to Courts Former PM
Hasina is prevented to return home from London while courts may want
her to face charges in Bangladesh, as former PM Khaleda Zia also faces
legal troubles kept in house arrest Indonesian Court to Rule on
Mine Pollution Case US Newmont
Mining Corp, chief of its Indonesian unit, are charged with dumping
arsenic and mercury into a bay in 2003 that poisoned water, made
villagers near the bay sick India Launches Italian
Satellite as Part of its First Commercial Space Mission
Chairman of Indian Space Research Organization
describes launch as successful, and calls it historic moment for
Indian space community
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