Defiant Ahmadinejad says Israel will be "eliminated"
NEW YORK - Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says Israel has no roots in
the Middle East and will be "eliminated," ignoring a U.N. warning to avoid
incendiary rhetoric ahead of the annual General Assembly session. Full Article | Video
Olympus pleads guilty in fraud trial
TOKYO - Three former executives of Japanese camera and endoscope maker Olympus, and the company itself, plead guilty after being charged in connection with a $1.7 billion accounting cover-up in one of Japan's biggest corporate scandals. Full Article
Reformist leader tested by Chinese system
GUANGZHOU, China - Wang Yang is seen by many in the West as a beacon of political reform in China. But a closer look at his experience underscores the difficulties of any Mikhail Gorbachev-like figure breaking free of the confines of China's rigid political structure. Full Article
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Germany lists reservations on EADS/BAE deal
BERLIN - Germany has deep reservations about a proposed merger of Airbus parent EADS and Britain's BAE Systems , including doubts about whether the combined group would be safe from takeovers and could guarantee jobs. Full Article | Related Story
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An empire built on a lie concealed in a post box
CEDAR FALLS, Iowa - Russell Wasendorf came from little, made it big, and then with the help of a post office box and a scanner dipped ever deeper into customer accounts to finance a facade of seemingly unlimited wealth. Full Article
Austrians debate future of baby Hitler's home
VIENNA - A suggestion to turn the Austrian house where Adolf Hitler was born into normal residential space has triggered a debate about how best to use an empty property still packed with historic baggage decades after World War Two ended. Full ArticleOlympus pleads guilty in fraud trial
TOKYO - Three former executives of Japanese camera and endoscope maker Olympus, and the company itself, plead guilty after being charged in connection with a $1.7 billion accounting cover-up in one of Japan's biggest corporate scandals. Full ArticleReformist leader tested by Chinese system
GUANGZHOU, China - Wang Yang is seen by many in the West as a beacon of political reform in China. But a closer look at his experience underscores the difficulties of any Mikhail Gorbachev-like figure breaking free of the confines of China's rigid political structure. Full Article|
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Germany lists reservations on EADS/BAE deal
BERLIN - Germany has deep reservations about a proposed merger of Airbus parent EADS and Britain's BAE Systems , including doubts about whether the combined group would be safe from takeovers and could guarantee jobs. Full Article | Related Story|
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An empire built on a lie concealed in a post box
CEDAR FALLS, Iowa - Russell Wasendorf came from little, made it big, and then with the help of a post office box and a scanner dipped ever deeper into customer accounts to finance a facade of seemingly unlimited wealth. Full ArticleAustrians debate future of baby Hitler's home
VIENNA - A suggestion to turn the Austrian house where Adolf Hitler was born into normal residential space has triggered a debate about how best to use an empty property still packed with historic baggage decades after World War Two ended. Full ArticleRebels blow up Syrian army tank
Sept. 25 - Amateur video appears to show Syrian rebels using explosives to blow up a military tank in Aleppo. Sarah Charlton reports.Defiant Ahmadinejad says Israel will be "eliminated"
NEW YORK - Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says Israel has no roots in the Middle East and will be "eliminated," ignoring a U.N. warning to avoid incendiary rhetoric ahead of the annual General Assembly session. Full Article | VideoSpecial Report - Inside Mario Draghi's euro rescue plan
FRANKFURT/BERLIN - On a warm summer day on the eve of the Olympic Games, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi stood up at a business conference in London and dropped a bombshell.Olympus pleads guilty in fraud trial
TOKYO - Three former executives of Japanese camera and endoscope maker Olympus, and the company itself, plead guilty after being charged in connection with a $1.7 billion accounting cover-up in one of Japan's biggest corporate scandals. Full ArticleReformist leader tested by Chinese system
GUANGZHOU, China - Wang Yang is seen by many in the West as a beacon of political reform in China. But a closer look at his experience underscores the difficulties of any Mikhail Gorbachev-like figure breaking free of the confines of China's rigid political structure. Full Article|
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Germany lists reservations on EADS/BAE deal
BERLIN - Germany has deep reservations about a proposed merger of Airbus parent EADS and Britain's BAE Systems , including doubts about whether the combined group would be safe from takeovers and could guarantee jobs. Full Article | Related Story|
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An empire built on a lie concealed in a post box
CEDAR FALLS, Iowa - Russell Wasendorf came from little, made it big, and then with the help of a post office box and a scanner dipped ever deeper into customer accounts to finance a facade of seemingly unlimited wealth. Full Article
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