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• Spain reopens airspace after controllers' strike (Reuters)
• Deadly Israeli fire rages on despite global aid (Reuters)
• Greek police find suspected guerrilla arms cache (Reuters)
• Hosni Mubarak party to sail through boycotted Egypt vote (Reuters)
• In Pakistan, Christianity Earns a Death Sentence (Time.com)
• Burns defends WBO super-featherweight title (AFP)
• Iran says UN agency sending spies, not inspectors (AP)
• Iberoamerican summit moves to protect democracy (AP)
• Nigeria: Village raid shows dangers in oil delta (AP)
• Yang keeps LPGA Championship lead with late birdies (AFP)
• For Europe, WikiLeaks offers cyberdrama with Julian Assange as main character (The Christian Science Monitor)
• This is the House that Ireland Built (Time.com)
• 37 years after escaping killing fields, a Cambodian returns as US Navy commander (The Christian Science Monitor)

Spain reopens airspace after controllers' strike (Reuters) Posted: 04 Dec 2010 12:35 PM PST Reuters - Spanish airspace reopened on Saturday after a wildcat strike by air traffic controllers paralyzed airports for a second day and the government declared its first state of emergency in the post-Franco era.

Deadly Israeli fire rages on despite global aid (Reuters) Posted: 04 Dec 2010 01:02 PM PST Reuters - Israel struggled to contain a huge and deadly forest fire that raged on for a third day on Saturday, despite the efforts of firefighting planes from half a dozen countries.

Greek police find suspected guerrilla arms cache (Reuters) Posted: 04 Dec 2010 12:09 PM PST Reuters - Greek police located a cache of guns and explosives believed to belong to leftist urban guerrillas in a central Athens apartment Saturday.

Hosni Mubarak party to sail through boycotted Egypt vote (Reuters) Posted: 04 Dec 2010 04:13 PM PST Reuters - The party of President Hosni Mubarak will march to victory almost unchallenged in Egypt's second-round parliamentary election on Sunday, after the two biggest opposition groups quit a contest they said was rigged.

In Pakistan, Christianity Earns a Death Sentence (Time.com) Posted: 04 Dec 2010 01:50 PM PST Time.com - The case of Aasia Noreen highlights the use of blasphemy laws for religious persecution

Burns defends WBO super-featherweight title (AFP) Posted: 04 Dec 2010 04:52 PM PST AFP - Scotland's Ricky Burns defeated Colombian-born Norwegian fighter Andrews Evensen on points to retain his WBO super-featherweight title on Saturday.

Iran says UN agency sending spies, not inspectors (AP) Posted: 04 Dec 2010 12:33 PM PST AP - Iran's intelligence minister accused the U.N. nuclear watchdog agency of sending spies in the guise of inspectors to collect information about Iran's nuclear activities, state TV reported Saturday.

Iberoamerican summit moves to protect democracy (AP) Posted: 04 Dec 2010 01:54 PM PST AP - Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking nations wrapped up their annual meeting Saturday by adopting a provision threatening exclusion for any member country that doesn't abide by democratic process.

Nigeria: Village raid shows dangers in oil delta (AP) Posted: 04 Dec 2010 03:50 PM PST AP - As the heavily armed Nigerian soldiers slipped closer to a suspected militant camp in the country's oil-rich southern delta, they were ready for a fight after suffering casualties only days earlier.

Yang keeps LPGA Championship lead with late birdies (AFP) Posted: 04 Dec 2010 05:16 PM PST AFP - South Korea's Amy Yang birdied the last two holes for a one-over par 73 that allowed her to cling to a one-stroke lead after the third round of the LPGA Tour Championship.

For Europe, WikiLeaks offers cyberdrama with Julian Assange as main character (The Christian Science Monitor) Posted: 03 Dec 2010 03:26 PM PST The Christian Science Monitor - The week of WikiLeaks has not exactly found the French intelligentsia dancing around a bonfire of support for Julian Assange and his disregard for state secrecy.

This is the House that Ireland Built (Time.com) Posted: 04 Dec 2010 01:50 PM PST Time.com - Ireland's Ghost Estates: Shadows of Prosperity Past

37 years after escaping killing fields, a Cambodian returns as US Navy commander (The Christian Science Monitor) Posted: 03 Dec 2010 01:43 PM PST The Christian Science Monitor - US Navy Cmdr. Michael Misiewicz watched today as relatives prepared to board his destroyer, which was docked a few miles off the shore of Cambodia. He had not seen any of them since he left the Southeast Asian nation as a boy 37 years ago, escaping civil war and the murderous Khmer Rouge.

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