World News Briefs -- June 25, 2010 (Evening Edition)



US: G8 Reaches Broad Consensus On Growth Vs Deficit Cuts -- Reuters

HUNTSVILLE Ontario, June 25 (Reuters) - Group of Eight leaders have agreed on the need to stay focused on immediate growth goals while tackling public finances "going forward", a senior U.S. official said on Friday.

"There is a broad consensus among the G8 leaders, a convergence of views, if you will, as they head into the G20, about how to maintain durable growth, while also reaffirming, of course, the common shared commitments to fiscal consolidation going forward," the official told reporters.

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MIDDLE EAST

Israel bombs targets in Gaza.

Iran will not send aid ship to Gaza.

Iran's Nuclear program: 'Bushehr plant on stream in two months'.

9 policemen killed in bombings around Iraq.

Israelis demonstrate en masse to mark 4 years since Shalit capture.

Yemen police and militants clash during raid in Aden.

ASIA

SKorea: NKorea set no-sail zones off west coast. US warns NKorea not to 'aggravate tensions'.

Australia’s new leader defends ouster of Rudd. Australia's Gillard assures US over Afghan war backing.

Pakistan is said to pursue a foothold in Afghanistan.

Refugees 'forced to return' to Kyrgyzstan.

'UN war crimes panel chief criticises S.Lanka ban'.

Korean War: Sixty years and counting.

AFRICA

US warns Guinea-Bissau over drug barons in the military.

Report says Uganda's elusive LRA rebel almost caught last year.

Zimbabwe diamonds fail to get conflict-free approval.

Egypt's denial of police brutality in Khalid Said death spurs fresh protest.

EUROPE

Vatican astonished at Belgian police raid.

Why France and the U.S. are making nice with Russia.

Merkel rejects Obama's call to spend.

Stalin's hometown tears down his statue.

Russia considers stronger powers for KGB's successor.

Obama and Medvedev try diplomacy over a hamburger and fries.

U.K. pension age: Ministers to speed up rise to 66.

AMERICAS

Storm threatens to disrupt BP oil-siphoning.

Accused Jamaican drug lord Coke pleads not guilty to charges in U.S. court.

Salvador president sends troops to patrol prisons.

Nicaragua's Sandinistas accused of paying to stay in power.

Effort to kill BP's runaway well enters crucial phase.

Lula promises massive north-east Brazil flood aid.

Sexual assaults add to miseries of Haiti’s ruins.

TERRORISM/THE LONG WAR

Saudi Arabian mother becomes the First Lady of al-Qaeda.

Al Qaeda recruiters target Algeria's young jobless.

Dozens of Americans believed to have joined terrorists.

Suspected ETA member arrested in N.Ireland.

ECONOMY/FINANCE/BUSINESS

Geithner says US can 'no longer drive global growth'.

House, Senate lawmakers finalize deal on bank bill. Factbox: Highlights of U.S. financial regulation reform bill.

How austerity is tearing apart the G-20.

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