| FACTBOX: German parties' plans on labor market policy Below is what they agreed on labor market policy, according to a coalition agreement seen by Reuters. MINIMUM WAGES The parties reject the idea of a blanket national minimum w ...[more] |
| Australia PM raises Rio case with China Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said he raised the issue with Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao during an Asian leaders summit in Thailand, expressing concern over the continued detention of St ...[more] |
| FACTBOX: Security developments in Afghanistan SOUTHERN AFGHANISTAN - Two U.S. service members working for the NATO-led force were killed in a roadside bomb attack in southern Afghanistan on Thursday, the alliance said in a statement. ...[more] |
| Pakistani troops retake Taliban stronghold Kotkai town in South Waziristan has changed hands three times since the army launched a major offensive on Taliban strongholds a week ago, highlighting the difficulty of seizing territorial a ...[more] |
| Chances growing Japan may sign off on U.S. base-media An agreement would ease growing tension with the United States over the reorganization, an issue which could fray ties with Washington. The Sankei newspaper reported on Friday Japan w ...[more] |
| Judge, family members killed in Tehran: radio "A judge was killed and five other people were also killed during the incident in northern Tehran," state radio said on Saturday. "The judiciary confirmed the report," it said. The se ...[more] |
| Indonesia says no policy change on bird flu samples Indonesia, which has suffered the most confirmed deaths from the H5N1 bird flu virus, has been holding out for guarantees from richer nations and drugmakers that poor countries get access to ...[more] |
| Robert Mugabe refuses to budge over cabinet boycott Mugabe and his former opposition foe, Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai, formed a power-sharing government in February to end a political stalemate that followed last year's elections. [more] |
| SCENARIO: Obama's options in Afghan war Facing charges of dithering, Obama is said to be some weeks away from a final decision on whether to send more U.S. troops to Afghanistan. He and fellow Democrats may believe it is wi ...[more] |
| FACTBOX: Obama hears range of views on Afghanistan Here's where some of the key players stand: GENERAL STANLEY MCCHRYSTAL, the top U.S. and NATO commander in Afghanistan, has recommended an increase of 40,000 troops as the minimum nec ...[more] |
| Taliban vow to disrupt Afghan run-off vote "The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan once again urges their respected countrymen not to participate," the Taliban said in a statement, emailed to Reuters, saying the election process was being ...[more] |
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