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Worker - Export - Industry
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 The Australian 
Flexibility needed to protect workers
| In hard times, union demands that deny reality cost jobs | ALL of a sudden it's the early 1980s again. Now, as then, the economy is slowing and there is a real risk that unemployment will rise rapid... (photo: WN / Aldrin Leyba)
President Bush pauses while making a statement about the economy, Monday, Sept. 29, 2008, on the South Lawn of the White House in Washin
Defence   Economy   Photos   Politics   US  
 The Australian 
Vast wreckage of a president Americans want to forget
| The New York Times columnist Frank Rich marvels at the grandeur of George W. Bush's numerous failures | THE last NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll on George W. Bush's presidency found 79 per cent of... (photo: AP / Charles Dharapak)
Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd speaks to students at the Beida University, in Beijing , China, Wednesday, April 9, 2008.  Australian Broadcasting Corporation 
Rudd urged to heed economic lessons from the 1970s
| This is a transcript from AM. The program is broadcast around Australia at 08:00 on ABC Local Radio. | You can also listen to the story in and and formats. | Rudd urged to heed economic lessons from... (photo: AP / Oded Balilty)
Australia   Economy   Government   Photos   Politics  
Former Prime Minister and Awami League party President Sheikh Hasina speaks at a press conference in Dhaka, Bangladesh, Wednesday, Dec. 31, 2008. An alliance led by former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina won 262 of the Parliament's 300 seats Monday in polls to end two years of military-backed rule that were proclaimed open and fair by foreign observer  The Australian 
Observers approve Bangladesh polls
| DHAKA: General elections in Bangladesh this week were "credible", monitors from Commonwealth nations concluded yesterday, urging rival parties to accept the result and work together. | "Most ke... (photo: AP / Saurabh Das)
Bangladesh   Elections   Photos   Politics   Society  
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Kenyans celebrate the victory of president-elect Barack Obama in the US presidential election, in Nairobi Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh: What's in store for all of us in a year of deepening uncertainty
| New Year celebrations are a fraud because the midnight hour is pushed forward or back with every time zone. But one thing is certain about this new year — in Crum... (photo: AP / Khalil Senosi)
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Smog - air pollution - climate - India The Examiner
Pa. will enforce new power plant pollution rule
Comments HARRISBURG, Pa. (Map, News) - Pennsylvania on Thursday will begin enforcing a new federal rule designed to cut power plant emissions of smog, soot and acid rain-... (photo: WN / Geeta)
Environmental   Nitrogen   Photos   Pollution   Smog  
Davao Light and Power  Electric Posts - Electricity - Davao City, Philippines Houston Chronicle
How to prevent the lights from going out across U.S.
| The lights might go out in Virginia in two years. As media reports have noted, blackouts are likely in the commonwealth by 2011 because demand for electricity is outstr... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal)
Consumers   Energy   Photos   Technology   US  
Commodore Frank Bainimarama, head of Fiji's military government, walks toward an army checkpoint to talk with his men near the house to meet with Fijian coup leader George Speight in Suva, the capital of Fiji NZ Herald
UN to join push for Fiji elections
| The United Nations has agreed to work with the Commonwealth to try to get an agreement on the timing of parliamentary elections that would return military-ruled Fiji to... (photo: AP / Ed Wray)
Democracy   Elections   Fiji   Photos   UN  
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (right), President of the Islamic Republic of Iran, addresses a press conference following his speech on the opening day of the general debate of the sixty-third session of the General Assembly, Belfast Telegraph
British government slams decision to broadcast Ahmadinejad message
| The Government today criticised Channel 4's decision to broadcast an Alternative Christmas Message by Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. | The Foreign and Commonwea... (photo: UN / Mark Garten)
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 a victim of domestic violence. agm1  The Boston Globe
Recession can be deadly for domestic abuse victims
| THE RIPPLE EFFECT of the economic crisis has multiplied in ways that many of us could never imagine: banks folding, stock markets diving, and an astronomical government... (photo: AP Photo.Tom Gannam)
Domestic   Economy   Photo   Social   Violence  
Mohamed Haneef, right, an Indian doctor speaks to the media as Chief Minister of Karnataka state H. D. Kumaraswamy, left, looks on after their meeting in Bangalore, India, Monday, July 30, 2007. An Indian doctor freed from jail in Australia when terror charges against him were dropped for lack of evidence said Monday he wanted to go back to work in Australia. The jailing of Haneef, 27, had aroused waves of sympathy in his native India where he was greeted with a hero's welcome upon his return a day earlier. The Australian
Scrutiny can stop another Haneef case
| A closer watch on police and public servants is required | JOHN Clarke's review of last year's arrest and detention of Queensland based Indian national Mohamed Haneef i... (photo: AP Photo / kalpana)
Australia   Law   Photos   Police   Terrorism  
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Worker - Export - Industry
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- Southeast Europe without power as Russia, Ukraine rift worse
- Europe's Energy Supplies Hang In Balance
- EU says states have yet to back euro5B stimulus plan
- EU says states have yet to back euro5B stimulus plan
Liquefied Petroleum Gas
Flow of gas to Europe via Ukraine is stopped altogether
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Human Rights Aid Agency
- Israel, Hamas briefly hold fire to allow Gaza aid
- BBC parrots UN-Hamas as Palestinians kill their own
- Hollywood star Richard Gere to receive Joel Siegel humanitar
- We Are Coming Back, And We Are Putting Israel On Notice
 GAZA CITY, GAZA STRIP: Palestinian firemen inspect a burnt building inside the Islamic University in Gaza City on Saturday, 03 February 2007 after Fatah forces attacked the building in a gun battle with Hamas militants. At least 17 Palestinians were kill
BBC parrots UN-Hamas as Palestinians kill their own
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- Israel, Hamas briefly hold fire to allow Gaza aid
- Israelis to halt bomb attacks in Gaza Strip
- Frustrated medical staff forced to wait at border
- Israel opens up corridor for relief
 Palestinians attend the funeral Wednesday of Ahmed Barhoum, 22, a Hamas activist who was killed earlier in the day by Israeli soldiers in Rafah, Gaza Strip. The flare-up in violence in the Gaza Strip could delay Israel´s planned withdrawal from the
Israelis to halt bomb attacks in Gaza Strip
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Refugees Social Issues
- Heavy fighting in Gaza; 635 now dead
- Israel, Hamas briefly hold fire to allow Gaza aid
- Israelis to halt bomb attacks in Gaza Strip
- 17 Filipinos to join aborted evacuation
 Palestinians attend the funeral Wednesday of Ahmed Barhoum, 22, a Hamas activist who was killed earlier in the day by Israeli soldiers in Rafah, Gaza Strip. The flare-up in violence in the Gaza Strip could delay Israel´s planned withdrawal from the
Israelis to halt bomb attacks in Gaza Strip
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- The Church and political change
- Crime lab gets 28 SOCO vans
- NEDA unveils P300-B stimulus package
- Just and equitable trade systems needed to ensure that the d
Beggar - Poverty - Philippines - Pregnant
Poor women in RP want birth control
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