Sunday, September 26, 2010

World News Briefs -- September 26, 2010



Netanyahu Urges Restraint As West Bank Settlement Building Freeze Is Lifted -- The Guardian

US works to save talks between Israel and Palestinian groups, while Abbas says he'll consult Arab League

Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, has urged Jewish settlers to show restraint at the expected end of the West Bank construction freeze as the US tried to wring a last-minute compromise to keep talks on a Middle East deal on track.

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MIDDLE EAST

Netanyahu urges settler restraint as moratorium ends. Israeli settlement slowdown to end at midnight.

Worm hits computers of staff at Iran nuclear plant.

Fortified border: Iraq on guard against Iran.

Turkey: Gallery attack ignites debate.

In Arabian desert, a sustainable city rises.

ASIA

Curfew lifted in Kashmir Valley, schools to reopen. Kashmir braces for more violence.

China's Asian charm offensive in `shambles' over disputes with neighbors.

China rises and rises, yet still gets foreign aid.

Power struggle casts shadow as North Korea readies for son-rise.

Captain's release sparks furor in Japan.

India races to ready Games Village in time.

Australia, China conduct live-fire naval exercise in Yellow Sea.

AFRICA

Somali President urges international help to fight terrorism.

Secret report exposes terror network’s operations in Kampala attack.

Kenya says West wasting money on anti-piracy ships.

Egypt and thirsty neighbors are at odds over Nile.

Sudan urged to avoid delay in secession vote.

Niger hostages held in northwestern Mali: France.

EUROPE

Britain's Labor Party chooses new leader.

Twelve Polish tourists killed in German bus crash.

ETA willing to declare permanent cease-fire. Spain says Eta's latest ceasefire offer is 'not enough'.

France seeks talks with kidnappers: Sarkozy's office.

AMERICAS

Venezuelans cast parliamentary votes. Challenge for Chavez as Venezuela votes.

Mexico nabs drug trafficker poised to replace capo.

Chilean miners start training for rescue.

Storm kills five, adds to homeless misery in Haiti.

TERRORISM/THE LONG WAR

Saudi Arabia to re-educate its clerics against extremism.

PROMISES: Waiting for Abu Ghraib amends. Abu Ghraib prisoners seek damage claims from U.S. military contractors.

3rd U.S.drone attack reported in NW Pakistan.

Northern Ireland man faces terrorism charges.

ECONOMY/FINANCE/BUSINESS

UAE sees BlackBerry issue solved before deadline.

Feds establish downtown bunker to build criminal, civil cases against BP in Gulf oil spill.

US Treasury stumbles selling Citi shares.

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