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Cyclone Larry Destroys Australia's Banana Industry
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Matthew Borghese - AHN Staff Writer Sydney, Australia (AHN) - Market analysts believe that the world will soon see a dramatic rise in the price of bananas, after Cyclone Larry destroyed an estimated 80 percent of Australia's crop farms. According to The Australian Banana Growers Council,...
Pires' Agent Denies Rumors Of Rangers Negotiation
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Hector Duarte Jr. - AHN Staff Reporter London, England (AHN) – Robert Pires’s agent debunks claims the midfielder is in talks with Scottish team Rangers. Newspaper reports have claimed the 32-year-old had agreed to join the Rangers in the summer. Agent Stephane Courbis says, "It's...
Protestors Kill 4 Security Forces In Papua
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Yvonne Lee - AHN Staff Reporter (AHN) - Three policemen and a soldier are beaten to death by protestors in Indonesia's Papua province on Thursday. BBC News reports they are demanding the closure of a large gold mine. Protestors have been demonstrating against the mine's U.S. operator,...
Galaxy President Dies Aboard Airline Flight
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Andrea Moore - AHN Staff Reporter San Jose, Costa Rica (AHN) - Doug Hamilton, president and general manager of the defending MLS champion Los Angeles Galaxy, died after an apparent heart attack. He was flying back from the team's CONCACAF Champions Cup match in Costa Rica. Airline spokeswoman...
Indonesia recalls envoy over Australian decision to grant asylum to Papuans
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AFP - Indonesia has recalled its ambassador to Canberra amid a furore over Australia's decision to grant temporary visas to 42 asylum seekers from restive Papua province.
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Australia reaffirms support for united Indonesia
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AFP - Australia, stung by Indonesian outrage over Canberra's decision to grant asylum to refugees from Papua, has insisted that it remained opposed to independence for the restive Indonesian province.
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Australia visas anger Indonesia
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Indonesia slams Australia's decision to grant visas to asylum seekers from Indonesia's Papua province.
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India's Gandhi quits parliament
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Reuters - The chief of India's ruling Congress party, Sonia Gandhi, quit on Thursday as member of parliament and a key advisory body, after charges she had violated the constitution by holding both posts.
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Indonesia finds environmental problems at Freeport
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Reuters - An Indonesian government study has found environmental problems at Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc.'s giant mine in Papua, which the company said on Thursday it was trying to fix.
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India's Sonia Gandhi resigns from parliament
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AFP - India's ruling Congress party chief Sonia Gandhi resigned from parliament following opposition allegations that she had breached parliamentary regulations by holding other salaried posts.
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Gandhi steps down from parliament
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India's Congress party leader Sonia Gandhi resigns as an MP after claims she holds another salaried public post.
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Drought-hit Eritrea expels NGOs
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Eritrean government expels at least three aid agencies, despite being in the grip of a serious drought.
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Moroccans Pulling for Native Son in Israel
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AP - Past a faded green door, under washing flapping from a line, stands a dilapidated house that represents the beginning of a Jewish odyssey. The house on the Darb al-Kadareen alley in this town's Jewish quarter was once the home of a toddler named Armand Perez who would take the Hebrew name Amir Peretz and become the Israeli Labor Party's candidate for prime minister in Tuesday's election.
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Estefan Donates $1M to Paralysis Project
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AP - Gloria Estefan, who was temporarily paralyzed in a tour-bus accident 16 years ago, is donating $1 million for the creation of a human clinical trials program at the Miami Project to Cure Paralysis.
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Papua students hide, clash toll rises to six
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AFP - Indonesia's Papua remained tense with hundreds of students hiding in the jungle to evade a police manhunt, reports said, as the death toll from riots over a US-run mine rose to six.
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Reds Acquire Catcher Ross From Padres
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AP - The Cincinnati Reds acquired catcher David Ross on Tuesday in a trade with the San Diego Padres for right-hander Bobby Basham.
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Reds Acquire Catcher Ross From Padres
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AP - The Cincinnati Reds acquired catcher David Ross on Tuesday in a trade with the San Diego Padres for right-hander Bobby Basham.
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State Senator Enters U.S. House Seat Race
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AP - State Sen. Raymond Meier announced his candidacy Monday for the GOP nomination for the congressional seat being vacated by fellow Republican Sherwood Boehlert.
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African Leaders Review Regional Peace Bids
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AP - Seven African leaders reviewed efforts to restore peace in Somalia and Uganda and attempts to resolve a festering border dispute between Eritrea and Ethiopia Monday.
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Booz Allen Exiting Tournament Sponsorship
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AP - The PGA Tour's decision to move the Booz Allen Classic to the fall is costing the tournament its title sponsor.
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Indonesian police name more suspects in deadly mine clash
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AFP - Indonesian police say they are holding 12 people as suspects in deadly clashes that erupted last week in Papua province during protests to demand the closure of a US mine there.
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Lebanon's pro-Syrian president vows to stay on
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Reuters - Lebanese President Emile Lahoud said on Saturday he would not cave in to mounting pressure to resign and that the country's pro-Syrian Hizbollah guerrillas should keep their arms.
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Police detain 11 more after Papua clashes
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Reuters - Indonesian authorities have detained another 11 people in Papua province after three policemen and a soldier died in clashes with protesters demanding closure of a giant U.S.-run mine, police said on Saturday.
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Indonesian police question 68 after deadly clash in Papua
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AFP - Indonesian police are questioning 68 people over deadly clashes with protestors demanding the closure of a US mine in Papua province.
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Indonesia police arrest 57 after Papua mine killings
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AFP - Indonesian police said they had arrested 57 people in Papua after bloody clashes with protesters demanding the closure of a huge US mine, as the death toll rose to five and tensions remained high.
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