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Greek civil servants go on strike

Thousands condemn government's plan to freeze salaries as a measure to curb debt crisis.

	Greece under economic scrutiny
	Scepticism over Greece debt plan
	Greece rules out quitting euro zone
	Greece acts to ease debt worries

Afghan avalanches toll goes up

At least 166 people killed after snow slides block a mountain pass north of Kabul.

Honda expands airbag recall

Recall affecting 430,000 cars is latest quality problem to hit Japanese carmaker.

UK releases 'US torture evidence'

Policemen killed in Pakistan attack

Haiti death toll reaches 230,000

Nigeria VP begins acting leadership

Protesters clash in S Lanka capital

Call for Ukraine PM to resign

In Video

Leaders in bid to save Baltic Sea

Summit in Finland will consider ways to clean up the world's most polluted body of water.
Jordan's orphanages under spotlight

Numerous children complain of sexual, physical and psychological abuse from orphanages.
Little change for many in S Africa

Twenty years after Nelson Mandela walked free, many are still waiting for change.
China city banking on bikes

Communal bicycle-sharing project seen as a solution to pollution and traffic congestion.
Mixed views on US military in Haiti

Some welcome troops but others question their role and length of stay.
Israel denies NGOs work permits

Groups say "illegal" move preventing them from delivering aid to Palestinians.

FOCUS: FEATURES, ANALYSIS AND COMMENT

South Africa's hopes 20 years later

Apartheid has come and gone, but many still suffer from poverty and lack of services.

A Baltic cesspool?

Stephen Cole reports on efforts to save the world's most polluted body of water.

Fighting for Africa's food security

Zimbabwean activist says international community must address agricultural needs.

'A prescription for civil war'

US-backed security operations in the West Bank reinforce bitter political divide.

Blogs

Europe

Greece is a crisis for all of Europe

By Barnaby Phillips

Americas

A new approach to aid

By Teresa Bo

Europe

Saving the Baltic Sea

By Stephen Cole

Middle East

Gaza's state of health ... not so good

By Ayman Mohyeldin

AROUND THE WORLD NOW

Africa
	Tsvangirai rejects 'indigenous' law
	Kenya herds zebras for hungry lions

Americas
	Shuttle docks at space station
	US seeks significant Iran sanctions

Asia-Pacific
	Toyota starts fixing Prius hybrid
	China courts 'to limit executions'

CENTRAL/S. ASIA
	India delays GM vegetable launch
	Nato warns Afghans before offensive

Europe
	British stem cell trial approved
	Straw denies ignoring Iraq advice

Middle East
	US seeks significant Iran sanctions
	World's tallest tower in UAE closes

Your Views

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Sport

Pompey handed seven-day reprieve

Yousuf: 'One player spoiled unity'

Programmes

Rescue from the Ruins

A small orphanage struggles to survive amid the devastation of post-earthquake Haiti.
101 East

A weekly discussion programme on Asia-Pacific current affairs.
Riz Khan

This live interactive show allows you to put your questions directly to newsmakers.
The war within

A look at the increasing number of US soldiers struggling with the trauma of war.
Inside Story

Dissecting the day's top story - a frank assessment of the latest developments.
Listening Post

A weekly programme that examines and dissects the world's media.