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February 08, 2010
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Nigerian rebels threaten 'all-out oil war'
Port Harcourt, Nigeria (UPI) Feb 4, 2009
A 10-week-old leadership crisis that has paralyzed government lies behind a threat by southern rebels to not only resume their war against Africa's largest oil industry but expand it with an "all-out onslaught" in which "nothing will be spared." Worse, the power vacuum caused by the absence of President Uramu Yar'Adua, who has been hospitalized in Saudi Arabia with heart problems since Nov. 23, threatens to rekindle the traditional rivalry between the Muslim-dominated north and the mainly Chris ... read more

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Airlift of critically injured Haitians resumes: US military
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US funds treatment of critical Haiti quake victims
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EPIDEMICS

Disease spreads in quake-hit Haiti
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INTERN DAILY

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Miracle Haiti girl had nothing to eat or drink, say doctors
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DISASTER MANAGEMENT
Haiti aid effort among biggest in Red Cross history
Panama City (AFP) Jan 27, 2010
The massive relief effort in quake-ravaged Haiti is one of the biggest in the 150-year history of the Red Cross, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies said Wednesday. In two weeks, the IFRC has distributed 2.5 million liters (660,000 gallons) of water, 550 tonnes of medical supplies - all transported in 43 chartered flights - and fielded 21 emergency teams in ... more

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Clinton calls for Haiti aid as girl's recovery amazes
Port-Au-Prince (AFP) Jan 28, 2010
Former US president Bill Clinton launched an appeal for Haiti quake victims Thursday as doctors marveled at a girl's miracle recovery after 15 days buried in the rubble without food or water. Clinton urged global corporate bosses at the World Economic Forum in Davos to use the catastrophe which killed around 170,000 people as an opportunity to lift the devastated Caribbean nation out of gene ... more

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Medical emergency to last three months in Haiti
Port-Au-Prince (AFP) Jan 26, 2010
The emergency medical period in Haiti will probably last another three months as many of the wounded will need regular care for some time, a leading US surgeon said Tuesday. The emergency phase will be "probably two to three months," said Chris Jobe, the head of orthopedic surgery at Loma Linda University of southern California. Volunteer doctors have treated thousands of people since th ... more

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LAUNCH PAD
The Arjun tank faces it biggest trial

IBM taking US Air Force into software cloud

Airbus Military A330 MRTT Refuels AWACS

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Moscow 'concerned' by US-Romania missile shield deal

Romania to host U.S. missiles

Iran tells Gulf states not to buy 'ineffective' US missiles

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Iran opens two new missile plants

Raytheon To Make More Maverick Missiles

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BAE to pay 450 million dollars in fraud fines

Taiwan to seek more arms despite improved China ties

Paris, Berlin, Madrid push for A400M deal

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NASA And GM Take Giant Leap In Robotic Technology

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S.Korean scientists develop walking robot maid

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Global swine flu death toll falls in past week: WHO

Britain to close swine flu unit as pandemic fades

New chinks emerge in malaria's armour

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Rights group slams China firm over DR Congo workers
Kinshasa (AFP) Jan 25, 2010
A Chinese construction group is inflicting "unacceptable" working conditions on its Congolese labourers in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a leading African human rights group charged Monday. It said workers were employed without contracts, hours were not respected, salaries were paid at less than the official rate, people were unfairly fired and there was no security and little medical care. The construction group, China Railway Engineering Corporation (Crec), was slammed by the African Assoc ... read more

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NASA Studies Nanomechanics Of Inner Ear For Motion Sickness

AWI And DLR To Conduct Joint Health Research In The Antarctic

Vaccine Research To Continue On Atlantis Mission

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ENERGY TECH
Arms flow heightens Sudan war fears

Islamists make gains in Somalia's war

Algerian leader spars with security chiefs

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ENERGY TECH
What will it take to rebuild Haiti?

Aceh reconstruction offers hope for Haiti

Cockfighting survives Haiti's earthquake devastation

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ENERGY TECH
Global swine flu death toll falls in past week: WHO

Britain to close swine flu unit as pandemic fades

New chinks emerge in malaria's armour

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