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Saturday, 5 September 2009

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US Gen. Stanley McChrystal (L) and U.S. Rear Admiral Gregory J. Smith (C) visit site of strike outside Kunduz, Afghanistan, 05 Sep 2009 US General Visits Airstrike Site in Northern Afghanistan
In address on Afghan TV, General McChrystal promises to make results of investigation public


Mir Hossein Mousavi (file photo) Iran's Mousavi Calls for Continued Protests
In statement on his official Web site, defeated presidential candidate urges supporters to take 'green path' they have followed in recent months by holding small, large gatherings


Partial view of charred debris of Roger Buttin Social and Sports Center owned by French oil company Total, set ablaze in Port Gentil, 05 Sep 2009 Gabon's Oil Hub Tense after Disputed Vote Audio Clip Available
French oil firm Total evacuates foreign workers from Port Gentil


Britain's PM Gordon Brown (R) sits next to British Finance Minister Alistair Darling as he addresses the opening session of the G20 finance ministers meeting in London, 5 Sep 2009 British PM Brown: Global Economy at Critical Juncture
Mr. Brown says more work needed to ensure lasting recovery


Map of Cyprus Cyprus Talks to Resume Next Week Audio Clip Available
UN-sponsored peace talks canceled after border-spat between Turkish Cypriot police and Greek Cypriot pilgrims


Khaled Mashaal (file photo) High-Level Talks on Israel-Hamas Prisoner Swap
Hamas demanding release of about 1,000 Palestinian prisoners in exchange for captive Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit, held for more than three years in Gaza Strip


In this undated photo released by Rio Tinto, iron ore mining is seen in the Pibara region of Western Australia China-Australia Tensions Simmer as Mining Giant Suspends Iron Ore Talks Audio Clip Available
Collapse in negotiations adds to simmering tensions between Beijing and Canberra following detention of four employees of Australia's biggest iron ore producer, Rio Tinto


View of the flooded streets of Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, 01 Sep 2009 West Africa Hit by Devastating Floods Audio Clip Available
350,000 people affected in six countries; UN says Burkina Faso is hardest hit


President Barack Obama reads a statement about the death of Sen. Edward Kennedy while on vacation on Martha's Vineyard in Chilmark, Massachusetts, 26 Aug 2009 Obama Expands Workers' Retirement Options
New initiatives designed to make it easier for Americans to save for retirement


New study finds disturbing developments for young workers between the ages of 18 and 35 Young Workers Show Less Progress Than 10 Years Ago Video clip available
New study finds disturbing developments for young workers between ages of 18 to 35