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Thursday, February 23, 2012

World

Argentine train slams into station, 49 killed

NYDO officers fanned out across Newark, clicking pics and eavesdropping on conversations of Muslims.

In July, John Terry will become the first high-profile footballer to stand trial for racially abusing an opponent.

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will meet with representatives of some 70 countries in Tunis on Friday.

The US base in the capital Bishkek, is currently used as a key coalition hub for operations in nearby Afghanistan.

Defense lawyers welcomed the ruling, saying most of the accused were civilians.

Many polling stations were empty in the final day of voting for members of the Shura Council.

The loss of Baidoa in central Somalia is a major blow for the al Qaeda-backed al Shabaab rebel group.

Egypt has not pursued a truth and reconciliation body such as the commission in South Africa.

They said the train was unable to stop, presumably due to faulty brakes, and it slammed into the buffers.

Under German law, serious sex offenders can volunteer for the operation as part of their treatment.

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