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• Indonesia: Arrests weakened militants
Many of the 240 people killed in those blasts, blamed on regional militant network Jemaah Islamiyah, were foreign tourists. "The fact that we have uncovered terrorist activities and that we did not experience any terrorist incidents in the past two ...
• Elk may be culled to battle disease threat
Since late 2006, federal officials and the governors of Idaho, Wyoming and Montana have been trying to negotiate a regional brucellosis plan that would deal with different species.
• Indian party supports U.S. nuke deal
July 3: The Pentagon extends the tour of 2,200 Marines in Afghanistan. NBC's Jim Miklaszewski has the details. NEW DELHI - A key regional party in India said Saturday that it supports a nuclear deal with the United States, hinting that the party ...
• Future space robots may think for themselves
The orbiter gives you global perspective, the aerial platform a more regional perspective, and that helps determine where to deploy ground assets in a targeted fashion," said Wolfgang Fink, a physicist at Caltech in Pasadena, California.
• Nobel Prize winner outlines plan for ending poverty
In the same way, local, regional, and national markets need reasonable rules and controls to protect the interests of the poor. Without such controls, the rich can easily bend conditions to their own benefit.

» 'A History of the British Secular Movement' - Complete text online, of a book published in 1948 by J. E. McGee.
» International Society for Islamic Secularization - Believes in secularizing Islamic societies by complete separation of mosque and state.
» Oslo Coalition on Freedom of Religion or Belief - Includes documents, a searchable database of like-minded organizations, and a country-by-country analysis of instruments that protect freedom of religion and belief.
» Supreme Council of the Gentile Hellenes - The official site of the SCGH, for the defence and legalization of the ancient ethnic Hellenic tradition and the separation of the Greek State from the Orthodox Church.


» UN asks Germany to Explain Scientology Stand - Allegations that Germany has been treating Scientologists like Nazis has been rejected by the UN. But Germany has been asked to explain its policies. [BBC News] (March 30, 1998)