Assange answers reader questions |
- Assange answers reader questions
- Air controller walkout disrupts travel in Spain
- S. Korea threatens airstrikes on North
- Japan, U.S. begin joint military exercises
- Officials: Charges possible in Nigeria probe of Halliburton
- Ivory Coast declares presidential winner
- China expands travel ban ahead of Nobel ceremony
- Qantas crew saved plane, authorities say
- Dozens killed in forest fire in Israel
- Counting a billion people
| Assange answers reader questions Posted: 03 Dec 2010 11:04 AM PST Founder Julian Assange defended WikiLeaks' posting of confidential documents Friday, saying that not a single person has been harmed in the website's four-year history. FULL STORY l Court refuses to block WikiLeaks l U.S. concern over Mexico revealed l Site goes down, returns       |
| Air controller walkout disrupts travel in Spain Posted: 03 Dec 2010 11:54 AM PST The airports in Madrid and on Spain's Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean closed suddenly Friday afternoon, at the start of long holiday weekend, when air traffic controllers walked off the job, a spokeswoman for Spain's airport authority, AENA, told CNN.    |
| S. Korea threatens airstrikes on North Posted: 03 Dec 2010 07:32 AM PST South Korea's new defense minister said his country would respond with airstrikes if North Korea attacks it again, South Korea's Yonhap news agency reported Friday.    |
| Japan, U.S. begin joint military exercises Posted: 03 Dec 2010 11:07 AM PST The United States and Japan started joint military exercises Friday, the Japanese defense ministry said, as tensions simmered on the Korean peninsula.    |
| Officials: Charges possible in Nigeria probe of Halliburton Posted: 03 Dec 2010 06:15 AM PST Charges are possible in a Nigerian investigation into whether Halliburton, the American energy services company, paid bribes to secure a lucrative natural gas project in the 1990s, Nigerian investigators said Friday.    |
| Ivory Coast declares presidential winner Posted: 03 Dec 2010 02:01 PM PST The Army closed all borders in the Ivory Coast as a security precaution as the country waited Friday to get a resolution to its stalled presidential election.    |
| China expands travel ban ahead of Nobel ceremony Posted: 03 Dec 2010 12:06 AM PST A renowned Chinese artist and human rights advocate became the latest casualty Thursday in the government's effort to expand its no-fly list, an effort apparently aimed at preventing prominent guests from attending this year's Nobel Peace Prize award ceremony.    |
| Qantas crew saved plane, authorities say Posted: 03 Dec 2010 05:05 AM PST The Qantas A380 that experienced an engine fire over Indonesia last month suffered significant structural and systems damage and would not have landed safely without the professionalism of the crew, a preliminary report revealed Friday.    |
| Dozens killed in forest fire in Israel Posted: 03 Dec 2010 01:32 PM PST At least 40 people have been killed in a massive wildfire blazing its way through northern Israel, Israeli authorities said Friday    |
| Posted: 02 Dec 2010 11:51 PM PST What does it take to count more than one billion people in China? Six-and-a-half million census-takers going door to door, visiting more than 400 million households nationwide for several days.    |
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