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Security Men Allowed to Be Armed to Ensure Security
The Thai government's peace- keeping operation command has decided to allow some members of security forces to be armed in a move to ensure law and order amid the continued mass rally.

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U.S. House Passes Comprehensive Healthcare Legislation
After nearly 11 hours of floor debate and multiple votes, U.S. House of Representatives on Sunday night gave its green light to the final healthcare bills, marking a historic victory for President Obama's efforts to reform the nation's healthcare system.

Nuclear-armed Iran Unacceptable: Clinton

Russia, U.S. to Finalize Arms Deal within Days: Diplomat

Clinton Reaffirms U.S.-Israel Alliance

UN Says Time to Cure Global Tide on Sick Water

Danish FM Pays First Visit to Afghanistan

UNESCO Chief Highlights Importance of Water Quality

40 Taliban Militants Killed in Southern Afghanistan

DPRK to Try U.S. Citizen for Illegal Entry

UN Calls for Action to Improve Water Quality Worldwide

3 Dead, over 300 Houses Destroyed in Cyclone-hit Fiji

U.S. Urges Self-restraint to Proceed with Proximity Talks

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IMF Managing Director Optimistic about Africa's Economic Recovery

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• Marine Biologists Mark World Water Day
This is the 18th World Water Day. UN-Water has chosen ''Clean Water for a Healthy World" as theme for World Water Day 2010.

• Moderate Aftershocks Hit Southern Chile

• Nepal Sad over Loss of National Guardian

• Jordan, EU Strike Deal to Liberalize Air Transport

• Afghans Pray for Lasting Peace on New Year's Day

• Remains of Two Cyprus Archbishops Stolen

Asia - Pacific

Americas

• Int'l Community Pay Last Tribute to Former Nepali PM

• Tight Security Remains at Thai Anti-Gov't Rally Site

• Danish FM Pays First Visit to Afghanistan

• 40 Taliban Militants Killed in Southern Afghanistan

• DPRK to Try U.S. Citizen for Illegal Entry

• 3 Dead, over 300 Houses Destroyed in Cyclone-hit Fiji

• U.S. House Passes Comprehensive Healthcare Legislation

• U.S. Optimistic about Implementation of India-U.S. Nuke Bill

• U.S. House Passes Comprehensive Healthcare Legislation

• Obama Hails Passage of Historic Healthcare Legislation

• U.S. House Passes Comprehensive Health Insurance Reform

• Light Plane Crashes in Venezuela, Killing Three

Africa

Europe

• U.S. Returns 3000-year-old Sarcophagus to Egypt

• Int'l Donors Raise 841 mln USD for Darfur Reconstruction

• Mauritania Cuts Diplomatic Ties with Israel

• Uganda Gov't Denies Hand in Burning Down World Heritage Site

• Darfur Donors Conference Kicks off in Cairo

• French Navy Hands over Six Suspected Pirates to Somali Authorities

• Ruling UMP Loses to Left-wing in France's Regional Election

• Russia, U.S. to Finalize Arms Deal within Days: Diplomat

• Plane Makes Emergency Landing Near Moscow

• Airplane Crashes near Moscow: Media

• Portuguese PM in Libya for Energy Talks

• Ruling UMP Loses to Left-wing in France's Regional Election

Middle East

UN-World Organizations

• Iran to Celebrate Nowruz Festival

• Comprehensive Peace Preconditioned with Israel's Right to Exist: Clinton

• Nuclear-armed Iran Unacceptable: Clinton

• Clinton Reaffirms U.S.-Israel Alliance

• U.S. Urges Self-restraint to Proceed with Proximity Talks

• Israeli Warplanes Bomb Smuggling Tunnel in Rafah

• UN Chief Says Gaza Blockade Unacceptable

• UN Says Time to Cure Global Tide on Sick Water

• UNESCO Chief Highlights Importance of Water Quality

• UN Calls for Action to Improve Water Quality Worldwide

• UN Chief Enters Gaza for Visit

• UN Chief in West Bank to Push for Peace Talks

Correspondents' Corner

• To Preserve or Not to Preserve is Not a Question for Lamu Town

• Be with Ostrich at Ostrich Show Farm in Western Cape

Review

• Regional Defeat Rings Alarm to France's Ruling Right

• U.S. Likely to Pass Landmark Financial Reform

• As Time Goes, Truth of Gaza War Fades out

• Israel Tries to Mend Fences with U.S.

• Will "True Blood" Change Thai Political Stalemate?

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