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Labor Prepared to Deliver Stable, Effective Gov't: Australian PM
Australian Labor Leader Julia Gillard on Tuesday confirmed victory for Labor to form minority government in Parliament.

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S. Korea Unveils Independent Sanctions against Iran
South Korea unveiled independent sanctions on Iran Wednesday for its contentious nuclear program suspected to be a cover for developing nuclear weapons, joining the U.S.-led campaign to punish the country.

No Bomb Found on Thai Passenger Plane: FBI

Federal Judge Killed in Russia's North Caucasus

Three Iraqis Killed, 29 Injured in Baghdad Bombings

4 Militants Killed in U.S. Drone Strike in NW Pakistan

U.S. to Launch Gulf Oil Spill Health Study

Colorado Wildfire Doubles in Size, 3,500 Evacuated

Russia Sends Three Satellites into Space

S. Korean to Unveil Sanctions on Iran Wednesday

Australian PM Pledges to Survive New Term of Minority Government

Obama Congratulates Australian PM Gillard

UN Council Slams Mass Rapes in Eastern DRC

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UN Session Draws International Attention to Rights of Persons with Disabilities

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Also in the News

• Moscow Mourns Victims of Beslan Terrorists Attacks
Hundreds of Moscow pupils laid flowers in the rainy Friday to a monument for victims of the deadly terrorist attack six year ago in Beslan that killed 334 people.

• Twin Panda Cubs Born in Spain after Successful Artificial Insemination

• S. Korean to Unveil Sanctions on Iran Wednesday

• 24-year-old Edward: World's Shortest Man

• Undersea Excavation off Cyprus Confirms Mediterranean Diet

• South African Unions Suspending 20-day Long Strike: Reports

Asia - Pacific

Americas

• Released S. Korean Fishing Boat Arrives in Sokcho

• 2 Killed in Blast in Hub, Southern Pakistan

• Second Drone Attack Kills 4 in Pakistan's Tribal Area

• No Bomb Found on Thai Passenger Plane: FBI

• Suicide Attack Rocks Northern Afghanistan, Killing 3

• 3 Former Politicians Charged for Airport Bombing in Philippines

• Another Oil Rig Explodes in Gulf of Mexico

• U.S. to Launch Gulf Oil Spill Health Study

• Colorado Wildfire Doubles in Size, 3,500 Evacuated

• U.S. Judge Refuses to Stay Stem Cell Ruling

• Obama Congratulates Australian PM Gillard

• UN Council Slams Mass Rapes in Eastern DRC

Africa

Europe

• Fighting in Somalia's Capital Escalates, over 80 Killed

• Gunmen Storm Prison in Northern Nigeria

• Nigeria to Hold Presidential Election on January 22, 2011

• Mozambique Revokes Bread Price Hikes after Riots

• 3 Civilians Killed in Mogadishu Fighting: Reports

• 7 Somalis Sentenced to Five-year in Jail on Piracy Charges

• Forest Fire Continues to Ravage Spain

• Russia Sends Three Satellites into Space

• BP to Publish Results of Gulf Spill Investigation on Wednesday

• London Underground Strike over Jobs Affects 3 mln Passengers

• U.S. Imposes Sanctions on Iranian-owned Bank in Germany

• BP Provides $10 mln to Support Study of Spill-related Health Issues

Middle East

UN-World Organizations

• Palestinians March to Mark Jerusalem Day

• At Least 2 Iraqis Killed in Twin Bombing in Baghdad

• IAEA Report Politicized: Iran

• Palestinians Reject Israeli Security Demands

• Israel Police Says Austrian Tycoon behind Illicit Funding of Former PM's Family

• Top Egyptian Official to Face Trial over Van Gogh Theft

• Some 3.5 Million Children in Pakistan at Risk of Disease, UN Warns

• MDGs Can Be Achieved More Quickly: UNICEF Study

• UN Council Slams Mass Rapes in Eastern DRC

• Pakistani Farmers Need Wheat Seed: FAO

• Security Council Renews Mandate of UNIFIL

• Nuclear Monitoring Group Calls for Permanent Test Ban

Correspondents' Corner

• London's Event Industry Promises No Price Hikes during Olympic Year

• Swedish King Declares Open the Exhibition of China's Terracotta Army

Review

• Iraq War Has "Ended" But Word "Victory" Is Averted

• Australian Minority Labor Gov't to Struggle in Parliament

• Can Middle East Peace Deal Happen Next Year?

• How Dangerous is Al-Qaeda's Yemeni Arm?

• Analysis: Party Unity off the Table as DPJ Presidential Election Battle Heats up

In Depth

• Japanese PM Yukio Hatoyama Resigns

• Oil Spill Impact

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