Tag: Docudharma Times

U.N. Officials Say American Aide Plotted to Replace Karzai

Copenhagen: World leaders ‘face public fury’ if agreement proves impossible

Recession hitting Ohio’s former steel towns hard

Health bill held up by single Democrat and GOP tactics

President Zardari under pressure as Pakistani judges rule amnesty is void

Beneath the beauty, the most traumatised place in the world

Russia’s ‘economic shock therapist’ dies aged 53

Priest who sparked Ceausescu’s demise warns of 20 more hard years

Iran condemned by Western leaders over test of long-range missile

Why the PLO extended Abbas’s term

Millions at risk as East Africa rains fail, Oxfam says

In Timbuktu, a race to preserve Africa’s written history

Mexican forces kill drug lord Arturo Beltran Leyva

China and U.S. Hit Strident Impasse at Climate Talks

The Palestinians’ opposite poles

U.S. to announce transfer of detainees to Ill. prison

Schuss! At 94, Mammoth Mountain resort founder is shooting the slopes (with a camera)

Palestinian tunnel tycoons feeding demand for banned goods

Iran protesters say torn Khomeini photos were staged

Sri Lankan government killed surrendering Tamil Tigers, says general

North Korean arms plane linked to East European arms traffickers

Berlusconi ‘amazed’ at attack but rivals blame PM for stoking violence

Misfits and runaways join French Foreign Legion for Afghanistan tour

Chile’s love for Bachelet goes only so far

Citigroup Nears Deal to Return Billions in Bailout Funds

Learning From the Soviets

U.S. unveils plan to rev up clean technology in poor nations

Lieberman criticizes Senate healthcare compromise

Taliban stalls key hydroelectric turbine project in Afghanistan

Copenhagen climate summit: Can China get by without coal?

Dubai receives a $10bn bailout from Abu Dhabi

Secret document exposes Iran’s nuclear trigger

Nostalgic Serbs board the 8.15 to Sarajevo

Berlusconi hit in the face with a model of Milan’s cathedral

Human Rights Watch urges UN to stop backing Congo army

Chile vote exposes fatigue with ruling center-left alliance

Interest Rates Are Low, but Banks Balk at Refinancing

20 Years Of The Simpsons

Terrorist recruiters leverage the Web

Lost dream restored to Japanese American family

China puts Charter 08 founder Liu Xiaobo on path to 15 years in prison

Insurgent infiltrators terrorise Kabul’s ruling class

Fancy a pissoir? Relics of Paris streets – from urinals to the Eiffel Tower steps – go on sale

‘Ceausescu’s children’ still paying the price of disastrous social policies

Iran Avows Willingness to Swap Some Uranium

WMD not point of Iraq war, Tony Blair says

Mugabe re-elected Zanu-PF party leader for five more years

Mexico’s drug cartels siphon liquid gold

New Cases Test Optimism on Extremism by U.S. Muslims

Copenhagen comes down to a numbers game

House votes to reform financial regulations

Arizona sheriff ups the ante against his foes

Resilient Iranians still dream of a new revolution

Rush for Iraq’s oil in defiance of bombers

Turkey bans main Kurdish party over alleged terror links

Body of Tassos Papadopoulos, former Cypriot President, stolen by grave robbers

US and Japan agree on open skies deal

After the Taliban: Afghanistan’s kids ready for education, but schools not

Mugabe says his fractured party is ‘eating itself up’

Honduras backs out of safe passage offer for Zelaya

Blackwater Guards Tied to Secret Raids by the C.I.A.

Illegal palm oil from forests taints Unilever household brands

Joblessness plan revamps rules on bank bailouts

Senate health debate hits snag over imported drugs

Archbishop Rowan Williams urged to retract comments on election of lesbian bishop

Romania’s revolution: The day I read my secret police file

Egypt constructs huge Gaza wall

Israel and Turkey set to join European nuclear research body CERN

North Korea ‘understands need to resume nuclear talks’

Australia in two-night blitz on alcohol violence

Landmines and armed gangs spread fear in Senagalese outpost

Pakistan Detains Five Americans in Raid Tied to Militants

A street vendor pleads the First

For conservatives, a political surge

Obama’s jobs package draws fire from left and right

Abuse and show trials – Amnesty reports on Iran

Jailed Fatah chief emerges as Palestinian presidential contender

A matter of life and death – Irish abortion law in dock

Gordon Brown and Nicholas Sarkozy attempt a reconciliation

Afghanistan: UK and US seek to cancel 2010 parliamentary election

Philippines gunmen abduct dozens of students

Kenyan courts on legal front line in battle to stop Somali pirates

Zelaya is negotiating departure to Mexico

Pakistan Told to Ratchet Up Fight Against the Taliban

EPA is preparing to regulate emissions in Congress’s stead

Senate healthcare talks pick up pace

Gordon Brown: EU cuts must go deeper to get Copenhagen climate deal

Hares, birds and orchids: the casualties of peace in Cyprus

Eight children killed in China school stampede

Balibo journalists ‘deliberately killed’ by Indonesian troops

Opposition proves it’s still alive and kicking with day of mass protest in Iran

‘Dodgy dossier’ included gossip supplied by Iraqi taxi driver

Doctors’ massacre highlights medical crisis in Somalia

Copenhagen climate summit: Africa can and must be part of the solution to climate change

U.S. Forecasts Smaller Loss From Bailout of Banks

Copenhagen emissions targets ‘not enough to avert catastrophic warming’

Millions’ worth of gear left in Iraq

U.S. sees homegrown Muslim extremism as rising threat

Was Russian secret service behind leak of climate-change emails?

Turkey’s moves towards Iran concerning United States

New Tamil group People’s Liberation Army vows to start a fresh war

Ahead of Copenhagen climate talks, India softens its carbon stance

Boy who survived 1988 Halabja chemical attack reunited with mother

New Iraqi election law approved

The secrets of Tutankhamun’s decaying tomb

Southern Sudan politicians arrested in Khartoum

Evo Morales routs rivals to win second term in Bolivian elections

2010 U.S. census count could be tricky

The world is winning the landmine war

A child’s illness spurs action on marrow transplants

Colton Harris-Moore, the barefoot boy bandit, outfoxes sheriffs

Baghdad’s night life falls foul of religious right

Alan Johnston returns to land of his kidnap and hears, amid the Palestinian ghosts, the sound of laughter

Afghanistan: Get set for surge in bloody battles

Philippines arrests under martial law

Stitch-up? Now France excludes Britain from special talks on EU farm spending

Italian police arrest two Mafia bosses

Aid for Relatives Offers Alternative to African Orphanages

Hard times take a toll on Mexico City’s subway

Similarities to Iraq Surge Plan Mask Risks in Afghanistan

China under pressure to play key role at Copenhagen climate summit

In e-mails, science of warming is hot debate

Ex-governors getting back in the running

Silvio Berlusconi linked to mafia in court evidence

90 killed as blast rips through nightclub in Russian city of Perm

Taliban strikes heart of the Pakistani army

Children among 11,000 Tamil ‘fighters’ held in rehabilitation

Neda Agha Soltan’s family accuse Iran of her killing

Israel closes sole oil and gas terminal on Gaza border

From coup to counter-coup? Guinea plunged into chaos

Jacob Zuma’s £5m home project unver fire over government funding

Obama Tackles Jobless Woes, but Warns of Limited Funds

A city and its team enjoy a magical run

Reid’s recipe for getting health-care deal done

Bank bailouts appear to be paying off

China closes Yeeyan website that translated Guardian stories

Yousuf Raza Gilani: we are fighting the Taleban and reviving democracy

Turkey and the EU: hurtful uncertainty

Putin confides to the nation: I want to be President again

Dubai ruler’s ambition sowed seeds of crisis

Iran left out in the cold

Going home: orphans of the gorilla massacre that shocked the world

Guinea strongman Camara ‘shot and wounded by aide’