1. Australia’s Secret Genocide History
(Newsletter)

...st claim CULTURE By Agencies    Wednesday, 30 April 2008 Police in Austria have confirmed that DNA tests support the confession of a 73-year-old Austrian who admitted locking his daughte...

2. Two Americas
(Newsletter)

...bsp; Sunday, 23 March 2008 Ecuador has threatened to launch a new diplomatic offensive against Colombia if DNA tests confirm that Colombia's military killed an Ecuadorean citizen during its raid on ...

3. The Recession\'s Human and Environmental Impacts
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... sometimes this can lead to some observers "not seeing the forest for the trees." CONTINUE... DNA tests on Bali bomb suspect SCI-TECH By Agencies    Tuesday, 19 February 20...

4. Indonesia: Terrorist threat remains
(Archived/News/Global)

Indonesia's president has said that despite the killing one of Southeast Asia's most wanted men, others are still plotting attacks.

5. Jakarta bomb suspect 'not killed'
(Archived/News/Global)

Police sources have told media that tests on a body recovered after a shootout in Indonesia are likely to confirm that it is not that of the main suspect wanted for hotel bombings in Jakarta.

6. New video 'shows Jakarta bomber'
(Archived/News/Global)

An Indonesian news channel has aired footage of a man thought to be one of two suicide bombers who struck hotels in the capital Jakarta last Friday.

7. DNA tests confirm Fossett's death
(Archived/News/S+T)

DNA tests have confirmed that bones found near the wreckage of a plane in the California mountains were those of Steve Fossett, the millionaire adventurer who went missing in September 2007.

8. Freed prisoner vows to fight Israel
(Archived/News/Arab)

Samir Kuntar, one of five Lebanese prisoners released by Israel as part of an exchange deal with Hezbollah, has said he had no regrets over his imprisonment in 1979 for the murder of three Israelis.

9. Fritzl in custody for further month
(Archived/News/Global)

An Austrian judge has ruled that a man accused of fathering seven children with his daughter who he held captive for more than two decades should remain in custody.

10. DNA supports Austrian incest claim
(Archived/News/Culture)

Police in Austria have confirmed that DNA tests support the confession of a 73-year-old Austrian who admitted locking his daughter in a windowless cellar for 24 years and fathering her seven children.