- Honda recalls 437,763 vehicles worldwide over airbag problem
- Haiti supermarket collapses with people inside
- Haiti supermarket collapses with people inside: supervisor
- Michelle Obama rallies US to push back child obesity
- No sweat for tennis ace Djokovic in first round romp
- Rugby coach Kidney relaxed over starting O'Gara
- Haitian thought to have survived 27 days in rubble: doctor
- US Marines gear up for major Afghan assault
- Strawberries offer lifeline for Romania's rust belt
- Fickle winds threaten 33rd America's Cup
- Nigerian parliament votes to suspend ailing president
- Toyota announces mass Prius recall
- Toyota announces mass hybrid vehicle recall
- UKraine PM Tymoshenko to challenge vote results
- Ukraine PM Tymoshenko to challenge vote results
- India says no to first GM food crop
- S.Africa thrash India in first Test
- Opel unveils turnaround plan, 8,300 jobs slashed
- Pitt, Jolie sue British paper over split claims
- Nigerian senate votes to suspend ailing president
- French intellectual caught quoting fake philosopher
- Third-hand smoke also bad for you: study
- Defiant Iran starts enriching uranium to 20 percent
- Defiant Iran starts enriching uranium to 20%
- Defiant Iran starts uranium enrichment to 20%
- S.Africa sight Test win after Harris double
- Rogge concerned over Russian doping cases
- China overtakes Germany as leading trade exporter
- German exports post steepest fall since 1950
- German exports see biggest fall since 1950: stats
- Iran starts uranium enrichment to 20 pct level: TV
- Toyota says to recall 400,000 hybrids worldwide
- 197 people charged with murder over Philippine massacre
- Snow, Schwarzenegger keep Games focussed
- Australian miner admits China firm name mix-up
- Australian firm admits China name bungle in mega-deal
- Toyota: hybrids recalled in Japan over brakes
- Court martial for Sri Lanka's failed presidential candidate
- Sri Lanka's presidential loser faces court martial
- Ex-army chief to face Sri Lanka court martial
- Toyota to recall new Prius, other hybrids in Japan
- Estonia's eurozone moves raise concern in Latvia
- Sugary soft drinks linked to pancreatic cancer: study
- Sri Lanka's defeated presidential candidate arrested
- All eyes on Tymoshenko after Ukraine vote defeat
- New EU Commission team to get green light, finally
- Key powers push for tougher sanctions against Iran
- More snow due for storm-battered US east coast
- Jackson doctor denies manslaughter charge
- Britain's Afghan deaths pass Falklands
- YB Datuk Mukhriz Mahathir on MCA, the future of Barisan and Beyonce
- YB Datuk Mukhriz Mahathir on that fateful letter
Honda recalls 437,763 vehicles worldwide over airbag problemJapanese automaker Honda on Wednesday recalled 437,763 vehicles worldwide, mostly in North America, to fix airbags that are liable to explode and spray out potentially deadly metal shards.
Haiti supermarket collapses with people insideA quake-damaged Haitian supermarket collapsed in the capital with several people inside and rescue crews were working to pull them out, a site supervisor and rescue workers said.
Haiti supermarket collapses with people inside: supervisorA quake-damaged Haitian supermarket collapsed in the capital with several people inside and rescue crews were working to pull them out, the supervisor at the site said.
Michelle Obama rallies US to push back child obesityFirst Lady Michelle Obama teamed up with athletes, farmers, doctors and the media Tuesday to confront the childhood obesity "epidemic" that affects a staggering one in three American youngsters.
Too early for decision on Myanmar election, says Suu KyiDetained democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi believes it is too early for her party to decide whether to take part in Myanmar's national elections this year, her lawyer said Tuesday.
China calls for new checks amid milk scareChina warned Tuesday of a continued "grim" food safety outlook following the re-emergence of a tainted milk scandal and called for strengthened efforts nationwide to contain the threat.
Taiwan insists submarines, jets still on arms agendaTaiwan on Tuesday dismissed a report saying the island has dropped a request for US submarines, saying the vessels and fighter jets remained on the island's arms procurement agenda.
India says no to first GM food cropIndia refused to grant permission Wednesday for the commercial cultivation of its first genetically modified (GM) food crop, citing problems of public trust and "inadequate" science.
This Week in Pictures: Feb 1
Getting ready for Chinese New Year
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This Week in Pictures: Jan 25
Indonesians protest SBY government's first 100 days
Haiti girl saved from rubble after 15 days
This Week in Pictures: Jan 24
Optimism at Detroit auto show
Hong Kong's acid attacker still on the loose
Weird News
Famed French intellectual cites bogus 'Botulist' philosopherFrench celebrity intellectual Bernard-Henri Levy has been caught red-faced quoting a "Botulist" philosopher who, it turns out, was invented as a joke by a journalist from a satirical weekly.
French intellectual caught quoting fake philosopherLeading French intellectual Bernard-Henri Levy has been caught red-faced for praising the work of a philosopher who, it turns out, was invented as a joke by a journalist from a satirical daily.
Lynx provides luge with animal magicAfter days fretting over snow and protesters, Winter Olympics officials were confronted with reports of a wild animal on the loose at the Whistler sliding centre here on Monday.
Palin's note-scrawled hand draws critics' ridiculeConservative superstar Sarah Palin came in for ridicule from her critics, after published news photos showed her referring to talking points scribbled on the palm of her hand during a major speech.
Sci-Tech
Baidu profit surges nearly 50 percent in fourth quarterChinese Web search giant Baidu, which stands to potentially benefit if Google pulls out of China, posted a nearly 50 percent increase in quarterly net profit on Tuesday on sharply higher revenue.
Google Maps climbs to Olympic peaksGoogle sent snowmobiles rigged with cameras into Canadian mountains so folks snug and warm at home will get views of slopes at the Winter Olympic Games kicking off on Friday.
NY Times editor rejects call to remove Jerusalem bureau chiefNew York Times executive editor Bill Keller has rejected a call by the newspaper's ombudsman for the Jerusalem bureau chief of the Times to be reassigned because his son is serving in the Israeli army.
China's NetEase reapplies for 'World of Warcraft' licenceChinese Internet portal NetEase has said it will reapply for a licence to operate "World of Warcraft", one of the most popular online role-playing games with millions of users in China alone.
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- Malaysia calls on Myanmar to free Suu Kyi ahead of polls
- Malaysia calls for security boost after Borneo abduction
- Malaysian opposition loses power struggle for northern state
- Malaysians abducted in Borneo town cited in US warning
- Malaysian tiger found dead after attack on tribesman
- Malaysia's Anwar moves to disqualify sodomy trial judge
- Malaysia tells foreign govts to stop meddling in Anwar trial
- Malaysia's Anwar calls to disqualify sodomy trial judge
- Prehistoric human bones found in Malaysia: reports
- Man fights off tiger attack in Malaysia: report
- Three Iranians arrested in Malaysia for drug smuggling
- Singapore approves Malaysian group's casino plan: regulator
- Singapore okays Malaysian developer's casino plan: regulator
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Novak Djokovic began with a runaway win at the Rotterdam Open on Tuesday, crushing Sergiy Stakhovsky 6-2, 4-1 in his opening match as the Ukrainian had to quit after 54 minutes with a knee injury.
- Fickle winds threaten 33rd America's Cup
- City keep pressure on Liverpool in race to Europe
- Fabregas strikes verbal deal to join Barca: report
- Rugby coach Kidney relaxed over starting O'Gara
- UN chief calls for Olympic Truce to be honoured
- Guingamp dethroned as French Cup holders
- Slovakia's Gaborik cut by skate
- Games won't suffer financial meltdown - organisers
- Korea's Kim, US star White top Olympic rich list
- Kidney relaxed over going in with veteran O'Gara
