CONFLICT & TERR0R 12/05

• Nine Dead in Omaha Mall Shooting
Dec 05
• South Korean presidential candidate cleared of charges
Dec 05
• Pakistan retires 37 judges
Dec 05
• Kyrgyzstan: US Armed Forces Try to Win Hearts and Minds
Dec 05
• Turks, Greeks to Share Foxhole
Dec 05
• Gorbachev Applauds Putin's Achievements
Dec 05
• Lavrov of Russia complains about U.S. missile defense cooperation
Dec 05
• Turkish troops kill 8 more Kurdish rebels near border with Iraq
Dec 05
• Iraq Urges Refugees To Stay Put
Dec 05
• Hill Democrats Explore New Strategy on Iraq
Dec 05
• Opec freezes production levels for two months
Dec 05
• The Thin Line Between Civilian and Military Nuclear Programs
Dec 05
• India needs more cash for "massive" bird flu threat
Dec 05
• Ivory Coast hit by cocoa strike
Dec 05
• Greece, Macedonia to resume direct talks
Dec 05
• Scandal-hit Latvian cabinet quits
Dec 05
• Pakistan lawyers strike to protest Musharraf purge
Dec 05
• Suicide bomber attacks Afghan soldiers
Dec 05
• Japan PM apologises to China war orphans
Dec 05
• Children willingly join guerrilla groups in Philippines: report
Dec 05
• 3 men convicted in Germany of aiding al-Qaeda
Dec 05
• Video of purported hostage shown in Iraq
Dec 05
• Ahmadinejad: Report victory for Iran
Dec 05
• China gangsters arrested by the dozen at banquet
Dec 05
• Spree of musician killings shocks Mexico
Dec 05
• Suicide attack on army bus in Kabul kills 16: ISAF
Dec 05
• Thailand marks king's 80th birthday
Dec 05
• China youth crime 'in rapid rise'
Dec 05
• Suspect in foiled Philippine coup caught
Dec 05
• Woman in Pakistan suicide bombing
Dec 04
• Mexico police chief murder linked to border tunnel
Dec 04
• London counterterrorism unit chief quits
Dec 04
• France and Algeria sign nuclear deal
Dec 04
• Thousands rally against ETA in Madrid after deadly attack
Dec 04
• Danish prosecutor appeals for tougher sentences in terror case
Dec 04
• Pakistani opposition draft list of poll demands
Dec 04
• Kosovo: Moscow Tries To Steer Kosovo Decision Toward Security Council
Dec 04
• KAZAKHSTAN To Assume OSCE Chairmanship in 2010
Dec 04
• Turkish Foreign Minister in Athens for Talks
Dec 04
• Putin calls victory 'sign of trust' in government
Dec 04
• Bosnia Begins Long Journey to EU
Dec 04
• Serbia drafts action plan if Kosovo proclaims independence
Dec 04
• Official: Kosovo blast injures seven, two in critical condition
Dec 04
• Europeans See Murkier Case for Sanctions
Dec 04
• Lebanon's search
Dec 04
• Israel targets Gaza fighters
Dec 04
• GCC Leaders Welcome Ahmadinejad's Proposals
Dec 04
• Oil markets focus on Opec meeting
Dec 04
• Gulf States Agree to Begin Common Market From 2008
Dec 04
• Less scary than we thought?
Dec 04
• Iran demands compensation for U.S. nuclear program 'lies'
Dec 04
• World ‘losing’ war against fakes and piracy
Dec 04
• Canada: Ambassador to Iran ordered out of country
Dec 04
• Suicide bomber targets NATO convoy in Kabul
Dec 04
• Passport applicant finds massive privacy breach
Dec 04
• Spain's silent protest after ETA attack
Dec 04
• British teacher arrives home from Sudan
Dec 04
• New Polish PM visiting Brussels
Dec 04
• Crisis mission for Belgian leader
Dec 04
• 46 detained in Italy mafia swoop
Dec 04
• Activists denounce mass arrests of Tamils in Sri Lanka
Dec 04
• First female suicide bomber killed in Pakistan attack
Dec 04
• China upset at Kitty Hawk's Taiwan Strait transit
Dec 04
• Malaysia charges 26 ethnic Indians with attempted murder
Dec 04
• Bangladesh cyclone damage much worse than thought

Courtesy Terror Research Inc