The New York Post recently (February 18, 2007) carried a virulently unpleasant article about billionaire financial wizard and extraordinarily generous philanthropist George Soros. FULL STORY...
Islam, its Antiquity & Integrit
Society + Culture
By MWC NEWS
Tuesday, 20 February 2007
One of the most critical fallacies that has been saved in the ‘hard discs of minds’ by most of the people and intelligentsia even, is the hypothesis, being proliferated far and wide dishonestly that Judaism and Hinduism and sometime Christianity... FULL STORY...
Iran negotiator to meet IAEA head to discuss proposal to halt nuclear work.
Thailand arrests three over bombing
Global
By Agencies
Tuesday, 20 February 2007
Thailand's security forces have arrested three Muslim men in connection with a series of bombs and shootings that killed eight people in the far south of the country at the weekend.
A senior Russian general has warned that a United States plan to base a missile defence shield in Poland and the Czech Republic could make its former allies a potential target.
Indian police have released images of two men believed to have left a Pakistan-bound train before two bombs exploded on Monday, starting a fire that killed 68 people.
Australian Aboriginal leaders are travelling to London to give evidence in a High Court case aimed at stopping UK scientists carrying out tests on the skeletal remains of their ancestors.
Condoleezza Rice, the US secretary of state, has met King Abdullah II of Jordan after a summit aimed at restarting the Middle East peace process achieved little progress.
A British Geological Survey (BGS) project funded by the UK Department for International Development (DFID) addresses the need to alleviate poverty in Afghanistan by encouraging inward investment, commercial and infrastructure development and provides an alternative source of income to poppy cultivation.
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A senior Russian general has warned that a United States plan to base a missile defence shield in Poland and the Czech Republic could make its former allies a potential target. 
Indian police have released images of two men believed to have left a Pakistan-bound train before two bombs exploded on Monday, starting a fire that killed 68 people.
