Archive for wrzesień, 2008

Dion says Liberals are in the middle

niedziela, wrzesień 28th, 2008

Liberal Leader Stephane Dion moved to locate the party firmly in the middle between the Conservatives and the New Democrats on Sunday.

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Dump and burn

niedziela, wrzesień 28th, 2008

The 1.3bn-euro space freighter set to go out in flames

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Many killed in Baghdad bombings

niedziela, wrzesień 28th, 2008

At least 23 people are killed and dozens more wounded in a series of bomb attacks in Baghdad, Iraqi police say.

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Reducing salt intake could save millions of lives, group says

niedziela, wrzesień 28th, 2008

With heart disease and stroke remaining the No. 1 killer globally, the World Heart Federation is asking people to cut down on their use of salt.

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Captain of hijacked ship says 1 crew member dead

niedziela, wrzesień 28th, 2008

The captain of a hijacked Ukrainian-operated arms ship off the coast of Somalia says one crew member has died.

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2 Canadian soldiers injured in Taliban attack

niedziela, wrzesień 28th, 2008

Two Canadian soldiers were wounded Saturday in an attack by Taliban insurgents on a combat outpost in the Panjwaii district of southern Afghanistan, military officials said.

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US rivals back bail-out package

niedziela, wrzesień 28th, 2008

Presidential hopefuls Barack Obama and John McCain welcome a proposed $700bn plan to shore up the US financial system.

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US lawmakers ‘agree rescue deal’

niedziela, wrzesień 28th, 2008

US politicians agree on the details of $700bn Wall Street bail-out package to be sent to Congress, a Republican negotiator says.

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Tourist kidnappers ’shot dead’

niedziela, wrzesień 28th, 2008

Sudanese troops shoot dead six of the kidnappers who abducted European tourists in Egypt last week, officials say.

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Trial will be test of overseas torture law

niedziela, wrzesień 28th, 2008

The son of former Liberian president Charles Taylor Sr. goes on trial Monday in Miami, Florida, in the first court proceeding of its kind — testing a 1994 United States law saying those accused of committing torturous acts overseas can be tried in a U.S. federal court.

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