Monday, December 01, 2008 19:09 [Daily Archive]

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  • Clinton faces world of challenges as top US diplomat
  • Gates steered US toward exit in Iraq
  • Napolitano, a cheerful leader for homeland security
  • Ex-NATO chief Jones is a military vet with political savvy
  • Attorney general pick Holder is anti-corruption crusader
  • A new Dr. Rice to become face of U.S. at U.N.*last storyspot*
  • Photo Ed: Marches raise awareness on Dec. 1 World AIDS Day
  • Photo Ed: U.S. Space shuttle Endeavour back to Ear
  • GOOD MORNING--TURKEY PRESS SCAN ON DEC 1
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    Stone-throwing kids face 58 years in prisonStone-throwing kids face 58 years in prison
    A Turkish prosecutor in southern province of Turkey charged Monday six children for attacking police with stones in street protests, the Dogan News Agency reported. (UPDATED)
  • GOOD MORNING--TURKEY PRESS SCAN ON DEC 1
  • AKP faces a fall in votes, says survey
  • Turkey pleased with cabinet
  • Europeans miss Gül’s policy making
    • Finance
    Istanbul retail inflation rises 0.23 pct in NovIstanbul retail inflation rises 0.23 pct in Nov
    Retail price inflation in Turkey's largest city Istanbul increased 0.23 percent month-on-month in November and rose to 10.85 percent compared to the same period of 2007, the Istanbul Chamber of Commerce said on Monday.
  • Turkish PM says crisis reached its peak,in decline
  • Turkey’s exports show sharp 22 percent fall in Nov
  • Turkey’s TEB signs $250 million loan deals
  • Stocks offer rare chance
    • World
    India says all Mumbai gunmen from PakistanIndia says all Mumbai gunmen from Pakistan
    The Mumbai attackers were all from Pakistan, India’s deputy interior minister said on Monday, as more top political heads rolled over last weeks carnage which left more than 170 dead.
  • American journalist escapes car bomb in Baghdad
  • U.S. Space shuttle Endeavour back to Earth safely
  • Tensions between India, Pakistan may pull US in
  • Death toll rises in Nigeria clashes
    • Mumbai state head offers to quit
    The chief minister of the Indian state of Maharashtra offers to resign over the Mumbai attacks, in which at least 172 people died.
    Dozens killed in Iraqi bombings
    'No water' in cholera-hit Harare
    Clinton set for State Department
    Planes freed for Thai evacuations
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