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Camera vans prowl streets, this time to aid navigation - Feature

Berlin - Mapping company Navteq's recent announcement a that it intends to create automated driving instructions cued by landmarks is likely to shake up the digital maps world. Currently, turn-by-turn global positioning systems (GPS) guide drivers using closing distances: a voice says, "Turn right in 200 metres," for example.
 

We cannot afford to shun Pakistan | Michael Nazir-Ali

The world must not abandon Pakistan to the religious extremists On a recent Pakistan International Airlines flight from Karachi to Lahore, a local – and somewhat revealing – fashion show played out on the TV screens. Among those having to watch were a large number of people returning from the hajj, the pilgrimage to Mecca.

The buffalo whisperer: Luke, 13, tames one of Africa's most feared killers

Luke plays with, washes and even kisses mother 'Hop-a-long' and her offspring 'Skip-a-long', who live on the Michaelides' farmland in Limpopo, South Africa.

Arsonists burn Tennessee mosque to the ground as anti-Muslim backlash over Ground Zero mosque grows in U.S

Federal investigators are offering a $20,000 reward for information on a suspected arson attack at the site of a future mosque in Tennessee.

Car bomb in Caucasus wounds minister, kills driver

MAKHACHKALA, Russia (Reuters) - A senior official in the province of Dagestan in Russia's Caucasus was wounded on Saturday and his driver killed by a bomb planted in their car, a police spokesman told Reuters.

Life returning to normal in Kashmir

Life in the Kashmir Valley was on Saturday limping back to normal with people defying the strike called by the separatists.

âNo taxation without local elections'

COMMENT Without local elections, local government do not have the moral-authority to tax, only borrowed via democratic vote to state institutions.

Life returning to normal in Kashmir

Life in the Kashmir Valley was on Saturday limping back to normal with people defying the strike called by the separatists.

Will provide proof that 3 cops are alive: Maoists

A self-proclaimed Maoist spokesman on Saturday claimed that the three policemen abducted by the rebels were safe and the proof about this would be provided shortly, but demanded the Bihar government immediately halt operations and call for talks.

New Zealand Quake Causes 'Significant' Damage

New Zealand authorities say a strong earthquake that shook the country's second largest city of Christchurch has caused significant damage to infrastructure, but no deaths. Christchurch Mayor Bob Parker declared a state of emergency Saturday after the pre-dawn quake on New Zealand's South Island. Government seismologists put the magnitude at 7.

Gandhi's grandson pitches in for Pak flood aid

Rajmohan Gandhi, grandson of Mahatma Gandhi, has asked people for more help in flood relief efforts in Pakistan, saying humanitarian needs should transcend international rift.

US loses 54,000 jobs, Obama promises new package

As the US lost 54,000 jobs last month, President Barack Obama promised a new package of ideas next week on job creation and lashed out at Republicans for blocking a legislation to help small business.

Afghans crowd scandal-hit bank to withdraw savings

Branches of Afghanistan's biggest private bank were crowded Saturday morning with government employees queuing to be paid and customers wanting to withdraw their money following corruption allegations.

Abducted cop's village people hold protest

Hundreds of people from the village of abducted policeman Abhay Kumar Yadav today blocked a national highway to protest the Bihar government's failure to rescue the sub-inspector who is among the three policemen being held hostage by Maoists.

School environment should be free from fear says PM

With some incidents of harsh punishments meted out to children apparently weighing heavy on his mind, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said the school environment should be "free from fear, trauma and anxiety" to make the Right to Education (RTE) a grand national movement.

Venice Commission on Georgia’s New Constitution

CoE's advisory body says new model provides 'improvements', but 'certain amendments' required.

Saakashvili: Georgia Needs 7-10% Economic Growth

Georgia's economy needs to grow 7-10% annually if the country wants to develop fast, President Saakashvili told lawmakers from his ruling National Movement party at an outdoor meeting in Black Sea resort of Anaklia on September 3. "5%-6% growth is not enough," he said. PM Nika Gilauri said last month that Georgian economy grew 5.

Six million facing tax bill shock

Nearly six million people will be informed over the coming months that they have paid the wrong amount of tax, with about 1.4 million facing demands for more payments, it has been revealed.

No one can escape prosecution for insulting any religion

KUALA LUMPUR: Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said no one can escape prosecution for insulting any religion practised in the country.

Bombings Targeting Pakistan Religious Minorities Kill Scores

Police in Pakistan say more than 70 people were killed today in two suicide bomb attacks targeting religious minorities in separate cities.

Venezuela inmates on hunger strike

More than 4 500 inmates in three prisons in Venezuela have gone on hunger strike to protest overcrowding and mistreatment, protesters say.

DRC: UN reports sex attacks on minors

More than two dozen children in the DRC are among the hundreds of victims of a recent wave of rapes in the nation’s conflict-torn east, the UN says.

Pakistan suicide attack: Toll hits 65

Pakistan police say the death toll from a suicide attack on a Shiite Muslim procession has risen to 65 as critically wounded people died in hospital.

Car bomb wounds minister, kills driver

A senior official in the province of Dagestan in Russia's Caucasus was wounded and his driver killed by a bomb planted in their car, says a police spokesperson.

Latest News : BP oil spill costs hit $8 billion as ends rig probe

BP oil spill costs hit $8 billion as ends rig probe LONDON (Reuters) – BP Plc said the cost of dealing with its oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico had risen to $8 billion as the oil giant prepared to release the findings of an internal probe into the causes of the disaster.

Naas to appeal child support order

Former Springbok great Naas Botha is to appeal against the Pretoria Maintenance Court's judgment ordering him to pay R10 000 in child maintenance.
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