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Prodi pushed to boost research
A Nobel medicine laureate threatens to deprive Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi of a
vote in the senate if he slashes funding for research … 
Apec leaders find fun with fashion, food
Presidents, kings and communists will close the Apec summit on a high note, donning silk
tunics and sampling dozens of Vietnamese dishes …
Kidnappers tortured, killed hostages - Dhiab
Iraqi Education Minister Abd Dhiab has broken the silence about the downplayed daylight
raid, disclosing that some of the hostages taken were tortured and killed …
'No love lost between Greece and US'
Almost 9 out of 10 Greeks consider the United States a negative force in maintaining world
peace, according to a recent TNS ICAP survey …
Court harsher on '9/11 friend'
Mounir El Motassadeq, a friend of the September 11 hijackers, faces a harsher sentence
because he knew the hijackers intended to use commercial planes for mass murder …
Palestinian rockets strike Israel
Palestinian militants have fired rockets into Israel after warplanes raided the Gaza
Strip, prompting officials to vow a tough response against radical groups responsible for
the strikes …
Rape law gets lukewarm welcome
Human rights activists have provisionally accepted amendments to Pakistan's Islamic laws,
albeit pushing for the laws to be scrapped altogether …
'Nuclear programme in its final stages'
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says his country will celebrate its "right to nuclear
technology" by the end of the Iranian year …
Public Finance Act lacks punch: DA
The Public Finance Management Act has proved toothless in holding the executive to account
for state departments who fail to submit annual reports on time, the DA says …
JSE flat as rand and commodities battle it out
The JSE was flat at midday on Thursday in extremely quiet trade, as a firm rand muted any
gains sparked by a vibrant resources sector …