International news of October 9, 2008 - Suicide bomb attack outside Iraqi court kills 9
2008-10-09 15:09:36 (GMT) (Caymanmama.com - World News News)International news of October 9, 2008
- President Bush signs US - India N-deal
- Suicide bomb attack outside Iraqi court kills 9
- Britain celebrates Eid with local Muslims in UK - Miliband hosts Eid reception
- Blackberry’s new touch screen phone - competition for Apple’s iPhone
- Elephants might help Sri Lanka to revive its tourism
President Bush signs US - India N-deal
Washington: The US president George W. Bush inked the bill permitting the transfer and sale of nuclear technology to India for civilian purposes. While speaking at the occasion the President said “This legislation will enhance our cooperation in using nuclear energy to power our economies. It will help us work together even more closely to reduce the danger of nuclear proliferation across the world.”
Suicide bomb attack outside Iraqi court kills 9
Baghdad (AFP): At least 9 people were killed and 17 injured when a woman suicide bomber blew herself off outside an Iraqi court, 60 kilometers North of Baghdad. 2 army majors, 5 soldiers and a policeman were among the dead.
Britain celebrates Eid with local Muslims in UK - Miliband hosts Eid reception
London: The UK along with the Muslim world celebrated Eid. the UK Foreign secretary David Miliband hosted reception for the Muslim community on the occasion of Eid. While speaking to the guests at the reception he said “This is important, because in the end politics is about your head… and it is also about deepest values, about justice, about responsibility and citizenship that bring us together.
Blackberry’s new touch screen phone - competition for Apple’s iPhone
Washington (AFP): Blackberry could not keep itself away from fighting back. The “Blackberry Storm” the first touch screen phone by the company will be launched by the company later this year. The company expects to hit the market in time of the Christmas holiday season.
The “Blackberry” storm will be launched through Verizon Wireless in the US and Vodafone inEurope, India, New Zealand and Australia.
Elephants might help Sri Lanka to revive its tourism
Minneriya (AFP): Sri Lankan tourism has suffered a lot due to the unrest in the country. Now the elephants might help to revive the ailing tourism industry that could earn some bread and butter for the country. The Asian elephants show off their humble nature by gathering around the banks of the Minneriya reservoir for food, water, shelter — and match-making. A rear sight that can be seen and endured by many.
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