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Canada ranked 3rd in integrating newcomers
An inclusive and accessible education system that caters to immigrant needs has helped move Canada up two spots to rank third in the latest international Migrant Integration Policy Index.
"My people love me" Gadhafi
The U.S. began moving air and naval forces closer to Libya Monday even as embattled leader Moammar Gadhafi insisted to reporters that Libyans love him and would lay down their lives for him.
Tunisia prime minister Ghannouchi resigns
Tunisia Prime Minister Mohamed Ghannouchi announced Sunday he would resign following a wave of street protests, saying he wanted to prevent more victims in the country's unrest.
North Korea threatens to attack South Korea, U.S.
SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea threatened Sunday to enlarge its nuclear arsenal and "mercilessly" attack South Korea and the United States, as the allies prepared for joint military drills which the North considers a rehearsal for invasion.
Gadhafi defiant as rebels seize city
Moammar Gadhafi remained defiant Sunday, blaming outside forces for the uprising in Libya and promising to crush the opposition, Reuters is reporting.
230 Canadians rescued from Libya: Harper
Prime Minister Stephen Harper issued an update Sunday on his government's rescue efforts to remove Canadians from Libya as Moammar Gadhafi's forces continue to fight anti-government protesters in the North African country.
Qaddafi Deposited Billions in London Ahead of Asset Freeze
LONDON -- As the United States moved to lock up the American assets of Muammar al- Qaddafi Friday, it was revealed the Libyan leader secretly deposited £3 billion --$4.8 billion -- with one of London's private wealth managers last week.
Snowy forecast sends San Francisco into a flurry
A storm system moving into Northern California has created the possibility that San Francisco will see its first significant snowfall in 35 years, creating all sorts of buzz around the city about the rare weather event.
Iran's first nuclear plant suffers a setback
TEHRAN, Iran — In a major setback to Iran's nuclear program, technicians will have to unload fuel from the country's first atomic power plant because of an unspecified safety concern, a senior government official said.
Shots fired to disperse Tripoli protesters
Taking to the streets of Tripoli for the first major demonstrations since a violent crackdown earlier in the week, protesters were met by forces loyal to Moammar Gadhafi on Friday, even as calls for international intervention in the growing chaos gained m
Ancient megadroughts preview warmer climate
WASHINGTON - Ancient megadroughts that lasted thousands of years in what is now the American Southwest could offer a preview of a climate changed by modern greenhouse gas emissions, researchers reported Wednesday.
N.Z. earthquake death toll climbs to 113
New Zealand's prime minister is warning that the death toll from the devastating earthquake in Christchurch could be "much greater" than feared as hope fades in the search for the missing.
US to join effort to boot Libya from UN Human Rights bodyThe Obama administration will throw its weight behind a European effort to expel Libya from the U.N.'s top human rights body and name a special investigator to look into alleged atrocities committed by Moammar Gadhafi's regime, U.S. officials said Thursda
Airlift of Canadians from Libya cancelled
A plane that was set to fly to Libya from Rome on Thursday and pick up Canadians seeking to escape the violence of the troubled region has been cancelled as officials scrambled to find alternate ways out of the country.
China's state news agency launches search engine
BEIJING — China's main government news agency launched an Internet search site Tuesday, giving its own sanitized view of the Web following Google's closure of its China-based search engine last year over censorship.
PM sends Gov.-Gen. on Middle East goodwill trip
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Stephen Harper is sending the Governor General on a goodwill mission into the world's most volatile region, even as the Canadian government works on a plan to evacuate Canadians out of North Africa.
Iranian naval vessels sail through Suez Canal
CAIRO — Two Iranian naval vessels traveled through the Suez Canal on Tuesday en route to Syria, officials said, the first time in three decades that Tehran has sent military ships through the strategic waterway.
Gadhafi vows to 'cleanse' Libya
Defiant Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi called on his supporters Tuesday to "secure Libya's streets" and vowed to "cleanse Libya house by house" if anti-government protesters do not surrender.
New Zealand quake rescuers pull 120 from rubble
Rescue crews have pulled 120 people alive from the debris and rescue teams were focusing efforts on six downtown sites where many people were trapped, including as many as a dozen visiting Japanese students.
Gorbachev accuses Putin of disrespect for democracy
MOSCOW — Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev on Monday described Russia as an imitation of democracy and accused its current rulers of conceit and contempt for voters, in his harshest criticism of the government yet.
130 have confessed to 1986 murder of Swedish PM
STOCKHOLM, Sweden — Investigators say about 130 people have confessed to the murder of Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme, but the case remains unsolved 25 years after he was shot on his way home from a movie theatre in Stockholm.
Afghan suicide bombing kills 30
A suicide bomber blew himself up at the entrance to an Afghan government office Monday, killing at least 30 people, many who were waiting in line to obtain government identification cards, police said.
Gadhafi appears on TV to say he's still in Libya
Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi made a brief appearance on state television to say he is still in the capital and quash rumours that he fled to Venezuela, amid increasing signs that his regime is on the brink of collapse.
NATO denies claims it killed 64 Afghan civilians
KABUL, Afghanistan — Tribal elders in a remote part of northeastern Afghanistan claimed Sunday that NATO forces killed 64 civilians in air and ground strikes over the past four days. The international coalition denied the claim, saying video showed troops
Warship shadowing hijacked yacht with 4 Americans
MOGADISHU, Somalia — A warship is shadowing a yacht with four Americans on board that was hijacked by Somali pirates, a pirate said Sunday, as the vessel was reported to be moving closer to the Somali coast.
Pentagon leaders unveil military strategy for space
WASHINGTON — The U.S. military needs to better protect its satellites and strengthen its ability to use them as weapons as the uncharted battlefield of space becomes increasingly crowded and dangerous, Pentagon leaders say.
German police clash with anti-neo Nazi protesters
BERLIN - German police used teargas, water cannon and truncheons on Saturday to control thousands of people protesting against neo-Nazis marching through the eastern city of Dresden in commemoration of a 1945 allied bombing.
Snipers open fire on mourners in Libya, killing 15
Snipers from Libya's government forces fired on mourners attending a funeral for slain protesters Saturday, killing at least 15 people as demonstrations calling for the ouster of President Moammar Gadhafi continued for the fifth straight day.
Danish ruling spells end of hippie enclave
The Danish Supreme Court has given the government the green light to take control of a largely self-governing Copenhagen neighbourhood that was occupied by hippies four decades ago.
Pirates hijack yacht with four Americans aboard
The United States government on Saturday said it was assessing possible responses after Somali pirates hijacked a yacht with four Americans on board in the Arabian sea off the coast of Somalia.
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