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Earthquake survivors Huang Xian Zhen, left, 77, and her husband Yang An Gu, who lost their son in the earthquake, stand by their destroyed home Saturday in Yinghua, Sichuan province, China. More than 10,000 people remained buried in collapsed buildings.

Quake survivors now forced to flee flooding

Two rivers blocked by landslides threatening to flood quake-hit towns; more rescues but more than 10,000 still known to be buried


Myanmar health system stretched to the limit

Thai and Indian doctors have now been given permission to help; charity says thousands of children could die of starvation over next few weeks


Another Canadian tourist killed in Mexico, police say

Lone gunman shoots 29-year-old man; his girlfriend is shot in foot


Royal wedding for Montrealer

Queen Elizabeth's grandson weds Canadian Autumn Kelly, tabloids fume

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One on one: Blair book's bombshells

Tony Blair's wife has a long, intimate talk with the Globe's Doug Saunders about her memoir


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Myanmar: sealed off from the world

Lyse Doucet

The obstinacy of the Myanmarese junta is like nothing Asia has seen, even from other tough regimes


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World's smallest helicopter to fly at da Vinci's birthplace

The 74-kilogram helicopter can ascend up to 150 metres

 

The Americas 

U.S. Senator Kennedy suffers seizure

76-year-old talking to family members who gather by his side in Boston hospital

Bush ‘absolutely committed' to deal for Palestinian state

U.S. President sought to reassure Palestinians wary of his dedication to their side in the Mideast peace dispute

Canada's special response team waits for phone to ring

Offer has been made to Myanmar and China but there are no takers

Dominican president: I won

President Leonel Fernandez declared victory early Saturday in the Dominican Republic's national election

California winemaking patriarch Robert Mondavi dead at 94

His winery helped turn the Napa Valley into a world centre of the wine industry

Obama attacks Bush over 'appeasement' remarks

Obama said if elected president he would meet, with preparation but without preconditions, leaders Mr. Bush has avoided

Last doomsday cult members abandon cave

Authorities remove two rotting corpses from their underground lair, where they had holed up for months

The plight of Abousfian Abdelrazik

Trying to get off the UN's terrorist list described as 'Kafkaesque'

Flight attendant accused of setting fire on Regina flight

Compass Airlines attendant said he was upset about being made to work the route

Bush, Obama exchange barbs

Obama attacks Bush for linking him to Nazi appeasers; White House denies it


Europe 

European police arrest 10 in terror probe

Suspected of helping to fund al-Qaeda-linked militants in Uzbekistan

Russia detains alleged spy working for Georgia

Moscow accuses Georgia of destabilizing restive south

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Museum in Iceland celebrates the phallus in all its forms


Middle East 

Lebanese government, opposition head for talks

A months-long standoff dissolved into violence last week when the government passed measures to rein in Iranian-backed Hezbollah

Bin Laden marks Israel anniversary with combat vow

Al-Qaeda leader has placed growing emphasis on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in recent pronouncements

Feuding parties agree to end violence in Lebanon

Government and Hezbollah come to the table to hammer out power-sharing agreement and new parliamentary election law

Palestinians mark solemn anniversary

Anniversary of their uprooting made even darker this year by crippling internal divisions and diminishing independence hopes


Asia 

Child suicide bomber wounds two Canadians

Two Afghan soldiers also hurt in blast set off by 10-year old

'Shock of consciousness' sweeps China in wake of temblor

Chinese show compassionate side of nationalism

Hunger, despair take hold in Myanmar

Hundreds of thousands of survivors weaken as regime bans foreign relief workers from distributing aid

Seized hash likely Canada bound

China and Vietnam are increasingly used as conduits, UN drug office says


Asia Pacific 

Sri Lanka air force bombs rebel air strip, military says

16 killed in clashes

U.S. to resume food aid to North Korea

The United States is providing 500,000 metric tonnes in food aid to North Korea starting from next month

9 killed in Philippine bank robbery

Bank employees and security guard lined up and shot in the head

U.S. Marine sentenced for sex abuse of Japanese teen

Case has sparked widespread public anger in Japan

Australia begins kangaroo cull

Animal rights activists vow action to stop killings by military


Africa 

Opposition leader postpones Zimbabwe return after threat

After word of assassination plans, Tsvangirai postpones plans to campaign in the presidential runoff vote

Zimbabwe presidential run-off set for June 27

Long-awaited second round follows disputed March 29 election

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