World News Briefs -- November 5, 2010



Obama Heading For India To Open Asia Trip -- Yahoo News/AP

WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama is leaving the fallout from the Democrats' election drubbing behind as he heads for India and what's likely to be a friendlier reception in the world's largest democracy.

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MIDDLE EAST

Bombings may spur end to Iraq's political impasse.

Saudi prince rules out engagement with Israel until Arab land is returned.

Hezbollah boycotts Lebanese national dialogue for first time.

In Gaza, rise of Hamas military wing complicates reconciliation with Fatah.

Syria Internet law threatens online freedom.

ASIA

60 killed, over 100 wounded in Pakistan mosque blast.

Pakistani officials concerned about Obama's decision to bypass nation on trip.

Myanmar military set to win elections on Sunday.

China urges diplomats to skip Nobel ceremony for Chinese dissident.

Japanese Chinese relations hit another low.

Indonesia’s deadly volcano erupts again.

AFRICA

For some bushmen, a homeland worth the fight.

Nigeria deports hundreds of immigrants amid Islamist fears.

Algeria to arm civilians against Islamist militants.

Profile: Al-Qaeda in North Africa.

EUROPE

EU, US welcome Croatian and Serbian presidents' apologies for wartime crimes.

Georgia 'busts Russian spy ring', outrages Moscow.

Britain urges action over extremist U.S. website.

Irish Republic announces record budget cuts.

Holocaust-era mass grave found in Romania.

AMERICAS

U.S. joblessness likely held near 10%, highlighting Fed worry.

Memo to White House: Lawyer up.

Mistake may have led to mass grave deaths in Mexico.

No survivors in Cuba airliner crash with 68 aboard.

As storm nears, Haitians scramble to evacuate. Mass evacuations as hurricane menaces Haiti.

TERRORISM/THE LONG WAR

Guantanamo task force stands tall in tough mission.

Bush: I OK’d waterboarding KSM.

Facebook brings the Afghan war to Fort Campbell.

ECONOMY/FINANCE/BUSINESS

Dollar at risk of crashing, triggering inflation: strategist.

China and Germany belittle U.S. actions before G20.

U.S. Fed bond move spurs backlash from Asia to Europe.

Gold sets record; other commodities chalk up gains.

Qantas A380 incident poses Airbus cost challenge. Qantas says A380 engine failure may be "design issue".

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