Experts Seek Clues to How Long Eruption Will Go On -- New York Times
The volcanic eruption that has disrupted air travel in Europe for two days shows no signs of abating, an Icelandic geophysicist said Friday.
“It is quite variable, it goes up and down a bit,” Pall Einarsson of the Institute of Earth Sciences at the University of Iceland, said in a telephone interview. “But on the whole the vigor of the eruption seems very little changed.”
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MIDDLE EAST
Yemen rebels fire on military plane, breaching truce.
Iran bars reformist leader from Japan conference.
Clinton presses Israel do more to start peace talks.
Hamas executes two accused of aiding Israel.
ASIA
New Kyrgyz leader: "The Russian press showed us the truth".
U.N. report: Benazir Bhutto's assassination was preventable.
South Korea raises sunken naval ship. SKorea says external explosion likely sank ship.
Kyrgyz leaders tighten grip after Bakiyev exit. Kyrgyzstan extends US lease on Manas air base.
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AFRICA
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Besigye anger at lack of Uganda election reform.
Zimbabwe searches for a new hangman for executions.
EUROPE
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Greece moves towards loan package.
President of Norway running country from his iPad.
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Polish funeral plans at risk from volcano cloud.
Russia seeks ways to keep its children.
Pope breaks silence on abuse, urges repentance.
AMERICAS
Gates calls for ratification of Colombia free trade agreement.
Bill Clinton, George Bush urge Congress to give Haiti trade preferences.
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Arizona's tough new law against illegal immigrants.
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