France shootings: Police quiz Merah brother Abdelkader - BBC News
03/24/2012
CTV.caFrance shootings: Police quiz Merah brother AbdelkaderBBC NewsAnti-terrorist police in Paris are questioning a brother of Islamist gunman Mohamed Merah to determine if he played any part in deadly attacks. Abdelkader Merah was flown to Paris from Toulouse along with his partner and taken to the headquarters of ...Mother of French gunman suspected in deadly spree releasedUSA TODAYFrench gunman's mother releasedThe Press AssociationMother of French gunman 'filled with remorse'Times of IndiaTelegraph.co.uk -Haaretz -The Associated Pressall 4,037 news articles »
03/24/2012
CTV.caFrance shootings: Police quiz Merah brother AbdelkaderBBC NewsAnti-terrorist police in Paris are questioning a brother of Islamist gunman Mohamed Merah to determine if he played any part in deadly attacks. Abdelkader Merah was flown to Paris from Toulouse along with his partner and taken to the headquarters of ...Mother of French gunman suspected in deadly spree releasedUSA TODAYFrench gunman's mother releasedThe Press AssociationMother of French gunman 'filled with remorse'Times of IndiaTelegraph.co.uk -Haaretz -The Associated Pressall 4,037 news articles »
Chinese say Jim Yong Kim's World Bank nomination is 'encouraging'
03/24/2012
Telegraph.co.ukChinese say Jim Yong Kim's World Bank nomination is 'encouraging'Telegraph.co.ukUS President Barack Obama's nomination of a Korean-born Ivy League college head to lead the World Bank was "encouraging", a commentary in China's state news agency Xinhua said on Saturday. The United States' selection of Mr Kim to lead the 187-nation ...College President Is Obama's Pick for World Bank ChiefNew York TimesS. Korea Welcomes Obama's Nomination of Kim for World BankBusinessWeekKim: Obama's unconventional pick to run the World BankUSA TODAYThe Associated Press -Washington Post -Los Angeles Timesall 1,518 news articles »
03/24/2012
Telegraph.co.ukChinese say Jim Yong Kim's World Bank nomination is 'encouraging'Telegraph.co.ukUS President Barack Obama's nomination of a Korean-born Ivy League college head to lead the World Bank was "encouraging", a commentary in China's state news agency Xinhua said on Saturday. The United States' selection of Mr Kim to lead the 187-nation ...College President Is Obama's Pick for World Bank ChiefNew York TimesS. Korea Welcomes Obama's Nomination of Kim for World BankBusinessWeekKim: Obama's unconventional pick to run the World BankUSA TODAYThe Associated Press -Washington Post -Los Angeles Timesall 1,518 news articles »
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