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Bulgaria weighs expanding its Afghanistan mission
Warship 'The New York' Commissioned, Incorporates Steel from World Trade Center
On Saturday, the Navy's newest warship, The New York, a $1 Billion manufacture which incorporates 7.5 tons of steel from the World Trade Center, was commissioned. The ceremony was an emotional one for the country and the ship is being viewed as a symbol of fortitude.
Blast kills five people in north-western Pakistan
An explosion ripped through a restaurant in Pakistan's troubled North-West Frontier Province on Friday, killing at least five people and wounding dozens of others, police said.
The powerful explosion took place at a roadside restaurant on the outskirts of the garrison town of Kohat, 60 kilometres south of the provincial capital, Peshawar.
Germany confident of A400M transporter progress
German Defence Minister Franz Josef Jung said Wednesday that he was confident that the troubled Airbus A400M military transport plane project could be saved, despite repeated cost overruns and production delays.
Four US soldiers killed in eastern Afghanistan
Four US soldiers were killed in a roadside bombing in eastern Afghanistan, a military spokeswoman said Tuesday.
The NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) in Kabul had said in a statement that four of its soldiers were killed in the blast on Monday, but did not reveal their nationalities.
Somalia negotiating with abductors of French military advisors
Somali authorities have opened negotiations with the abductors of two French government advisors abducted Tuesday in Mogadishu, Defence Minister Mohamed Abdi Gandhi said Wednesday.
Nuclear dispute not included in Iran's proposal
The Iranian proposal which is supposed to be presented to world powers does not include anything on the nuclear dispute, official news agency IRNA reported Monday.
Up to 15 Taliban killed by missile attack, Pakistan troops
Up to 15 Taliban died and several were injured overnight in a US missile strike in Pakistan's tribal region and clashes with troops in the neighbouring south-western province of Balochistan, officials said Saturday.
Kathleen Sebelius, Secretary of Health and Human Services said Tuesday immediate benefits will be visible to consumers via increased insurer...
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The coalition seeking to challenge the city ordinance regarding marijuana that would limit the number of stores selling marijuana at 70, has...
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The debate continues unabated in USA over whether vaccines could cause autism in children.
Even though a court ruled last week there wasn’t...
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According to US cosmetic surgeons, instead of using collagen, using muscle from your neck for a lip graft, makes for the perfect plump pout.
...Michel Sidibe, the head of UN AIDS agency – UNAIDS said Monday, since homosexuals, drug users and prostitutes are criminalized by the law, new HIV...
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