Nicolas Sarkozy's internet police warn 100,000 illegal downloaders
A portrait of Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, by Pal Sarkozy, President Sarkozy's father. She strongly supports the crackdown on illegal downloading. Photograph: Ed Alcock A portrait of Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, by Pal Sarkozy, President Sarkozy's father. She strongly supports the crackdown on illegal downloading. Photograph: Ed Alcock
US military investigates 'death squad' accused of murdering Afghans
The US military is investigating the leadership of an army brigade whose soldiers are accused of running a "kill team" that murdered Afghan civilians, as further evidence emerges of widespread complicity in the deaths. A brigadier general is conducting a "top to bottom" review of the 5th Stryker brigade after five of its soldiers were committed for trial early next year charged with involvement in
Israeli court convicts former president of rape
Israel's former president Moshe Katsav has been found guilty of rape and sexual harassment following a year-long trial, largely held behind closed doors to respect the privacy of the three complainants, all former subordinates. Political leaders and analysts praised the ruling, saying it showed that the law applied to everyone, including the president. But many expressed shame and embarrassment th
Northern Ireland water crisis will continue into next week
The utility firm said 18,000 homes in the city were running dry, with a further 5,000 in the east of Northern Ireland and up to 9,000 in the west still affected. At a press conference today at its Belfast headquarters, Trevor Haslett, Northern Ireland Water's director of engineering, said the region's ageing water pipes were the reason why it had been hit harder than other parts of the UK. "Althou
Irish influx to thwart Conservative election pledge on migration
A new wave of Irish migration with as many as 120,000 leaving the Republic is likely to ensure that a significant drop in immigration to Britain is unlikely in 2011, according to a study published today. The Institute of Public Policy Research (IPPR) says the level of UK net migration – those coming to live in Britain minus those leaving to live abroad – is unlikely to fall much below 200,000 over
Han Han, China's most popular blogger, shuts down new magazine
He may be China's most popular blogger, a champion rally driver, a banned novelist and arguably the coolest man in the country, but Han Han's attempt to launch a publication for alternative thinkers appears to have collapsed after one issue. The hero of the chattering classes lost a vocal cord today with the closure of his literary magazine, Party, which has been locked in a struggle with the auth
The Magnes Zionist: Jonathan Pollak’s Speech Before the Israeli Court That Sentenced Him to Jail for Unlawful Assembly
Jonathan Pollak’s Speech Before the Israeli Court That Sentenced Him to Jail for Unlawful Assembly Jonathan Pollak was convicted and sentenced to three months in jail yesterday – for riding a bicycle in a demonstration that he did not organize, nor was anybody else arrested. Why Pollak, then? Because he is a leading Israeli Jewish activist in the fight against the Separation Barrier; because he pr
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Pictures of the year 2010
Mikhail Khodorkovsky gets six more years in Russia jail
National Archives 1980: SAS to be given immunity for killing foreigners
UK discussed plans to help mujahideen weeks after Soviet invasion of Afghanistan
Detained journalist questions right to freedom of speech for Palestinians
Vatican bank sets up money-laundering unit hoping to escape scandal
Christine O'Donnell's use of campaign funds 'under investigation by the FBI' | Richard Adams
Hugo Chávez dares US to cut diplomatic ties in standoff over envoy
Denmark and Sweden arrest five over suspected 'Mumbai-style' terror plot
David Miliband dismisses talk of Washington move
Margaret Thatcher in cover-up after Czech spy exposed John Stonehouse
Eyewitness: Storm clouds gather
China's new netizens voice suspicions over death of village chief
You can't generalize from George W. Bush
Some Israelis Question Benefits for Ultra-Religious (Published 2010)