Monday, October 1, 2007

Soldiers Break Up Burma Protests

There is a lot of violence in Burma these days. Soldiers and police have baton-charged Burmese protesters who tried to stage a further day of marches in Rangoon. They sealed off five monasteries that were focal points of previous mass marches, in a bid to prevent further demonstrations. Official media said nine people were killed on Thursday as troops fired tear gas and bullets to clear large crowds of protesters off Rangoon's streets. British and Australian ambassadors in Burma say the toll was probably higher. There certainly is unrest all over the world, isn't there?

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EU Urges Signing of Trade Deals

EU trade commissioner, Peter Mandelson has warned former European colonies that they could miss out if they do not sign up to new trade deals. The EU is engaged in a round of talks with former colonies across the Pacific, Africa and the Caribbean. Protesters are opposing the proposed Economic Partnership Agreements. However, Mr. Mandelson said a failure to sign up meant those who relied on exports of goods such as bananas and fish faced a risk to their livelihoods.

Suicide Bomb Kills 15 in Pakistan

A suicide bomber, wearing a woman's burka, has killed at least 15 people in an attack at a bus police checkpoint in northwest Pakistan. Four policemen were among the dead and at least 20 people were injured in the blast in the garrison town of Bannu. The bomb was detonated in a rickshaw, which had been stopped for inspection. It is the latest in a series of deadly attacks blamed on Islamist militants in the North Waziristan tribal region near the border with Afghanistan.

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Mammoth Hair Produces DNA Bounty

A rapid technique for isolating DNA in hair has yielded a mass of new information about woolly mammoths. An international research team says the process should work on other extinct animals, allowing their genetics to be studied in detail for the first time. The Mammoth DNA was taken from the hair shaft, which was long thought to be a poor source for the "life molecule".

US "Spy" Arrested in Niger Delta

It was reported that a well-known aid worker has been arrested in the troubled Niger Delta region of southern Nigeria. It was confirmed by security officials that they had detained Judith Burdin Asuni and two German nationals. They are suspected of spying, the newspaper reports suggested. They were said to have been filming masked youths from the Ijaw community in Delta State. Delta militants have been conducting a violent campaign for the oil-rich area to get a larger share of the oil money. She is married to a Nigerian and has lived in the region for more than a decade.