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First Space Walk for Atlantis Astronauts
Two U.S. astronauts conducted the first spacewalk for space shuttle Atlantis and installed an antenna on the International Space Station (ISS) Thursday.

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US Demands Iran Give Positive Response to UN Draft Deal
The United States on Friday reiterated its call for Iran to give a formal response to an UN- backed draft deal over its nuclear program.

World's Largest Particle Accelerator Restarted

Ensuring Child Rights Still A Challenge: UN

Body of Lost British Reporter Found in Lebanon

DPRK Criticizes UN Resolution on Its Human Rights

Russian Strategic Bombers Patrol Arctic, Pacific

Afghan Official Escapes Attack, 4 Bodyguards Killed

British PM Promises All Support Necessary after Floods

Pakistan Wants U.S. to Share Afghan Roadmap

Mastermind of Attacks in Islamabad Arrested: Police

India Defines Naxalite Rebels as "Terrorists"

Thai-Cambodian Tie Now Stable: Thai PM

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Advice for Pregnant Women about Swine Flu

• Technology Versus the Printed Word at the Frankfurt Book Fair

• UK Film Village Helps Produce Movie

• Stress is Said to Be Killing off Australia's Koala Population

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Why Pittsburgh is Chosen as the Venue for G20 Summit

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Security Council Summit Calls for Stepped up Efforts on Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Disarmament

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UN Climate Change Summit Calls for the Urgent Action from All

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Also in the News

• Belgian PM Named as EU President
Belgian Prime Minister Herman van Rompuy Thursday was chosen as the first full-time president of the European Union and Britain's EU Trade Commissioner Catherine Ashton as foreign policy chief of the 27-nation bloc.

• Toddler Survives Fall from Three-story Window

• Nepali Ex-king Gets His First Passport

• Google Gives Preview of Chrome Operating System

• India's 100 Richest Worth 25 Pct of GDP: Forbes

• Brazilian Girl Loves Samba Dance

Asia - Pacific

Americas

• Filipinos Protest against Visiting Forces Agreement with U.S.

• DPRK Criticizes UN Resolution on Its Human Rights

• Sri Lanka on Target in Resettling War Displaced Civilians

• Nepali Ex-king Gets His First Passport

• Afghan Official Escapes Attack, 4 Bodyguards Killed

• Pakistan Wants U.S. to Share Afghan Roadmap

• Pentagon Kicks off 45-Day Investigation in Fort Hood Shootings

• US Demands Iran Give Positive Response to UN Draft Deal

• US Welcomes Honduran Interim Leader's Brief Departure from Reign

• U.S. President Obama Appoints New Ambassador to Philippines

• U.S. Mars Explorer Begins Attempt to Escape Sand Trap on Red Planet

• Brazil Concerned over Israeli Settlement Expansion

Africa

Europe

• Living in Forest: Life in Cameroonian Boy's Eyes

• Somali Pirates Seize Panamanian Cargo Ship

• South Africa's Xenophobia Victims to Stay for Weekend

• Egypt Recalls Ambassador to Algeria after Soccer Loss

• Madagascan New Gov't to Be Announced on Sat.

• At Least 11 Nigerian Pilgrims Die in Saudi Arabia: Official

• Russia-EU Summit Repairs Bilateral Ties

• Russia Hopes for Co-op with New EU Leaders: FM

• Russian Strategic Bombers Patrol Arctic, Pacific

• Russia Sends Military Satellite into Orbit

• British PM Promises All Support Necessary after Floods

• About 200 Rescued from Flood-hit Area in N England

Middle East

UN-World Organizations

• Israeli Airplanes Raid Gaza after Rocket Attacks

• US Delivers Training Seminar to Lebanese Air Force

• Body of Lost British Reporter Found in Lebanon

• PNA Rejects Israeli Drafted Peace Plan

• Lebanon Issues Arrest Warrant against Fatah Al-Islam Member

• Nasrallah Re-elected as Hezbollah Leader

• UN Flies Flag at Half-mast to Mourn 5 Staff Killed in Afghanistan

• Japanese Elected New IFRC President

• UN chief Congratulates Karzai on Presidential Inauguration

• UNICEF Marks 20th Anniversary of Child Rights Convention

• UN Report: Women Hit Hardest by Climate Change

• Anti-piracy Efforts Must Deal with Its Root Causes: UN Envoy for Somalia

Correspondents' Corner

• Be with Ostrich at Ostrich Show Farm in Western Cape

• Eyo Festival: Eccentric and Fantastic

Review

• Health Care Bill Passed in House, but Obama still Being Tested

• Edinburgh Meeting Makes NATO Action Plan for Afghanistan More Vivid

• Russia-EU Summit Repairs Bilateral Ties

• S. Korea Awaits Obama's Visit for FTA, DPRK Issues

• U.S. Expert Gives Obama Credit for Healthcare Reform

In Depth

• 40th Anniversary of First Manned Lunar Landing

• Air France Airliner Crashes

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