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Home>>World 15:48 Jul 05 2009 Bulgaria to lose Council of Europe accreditation if elections go unfair: PACE If severe breaches are established during the Bulgarian Parliament elections to be held on Sunday, the country may lose the accreditation of the Bulgarian delegation to the Council of Europe, local press reported Saturday. U.N. chief to meet Thai PM after Myanmar visit Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva said that he will meet with United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki Moon after Ban concluded his visit to Myanmar late Saturday. DPRK fires additional missile, raising total number to 7 The Democratic People's Republic of Korea fired one additional short-range missile on Saturday, raising the total number of missiles fired in the day to seven, local media reported. 　Asia/Oceania   　Americas   • Gov't launches "I love Thailand" project to restore image • Sri Lankan police to crack down on eastern armed groups • At least 12 de-miners kidnapped in E Afghanistan • Philippine church blast kills 2, injures dozen • UN chief: Myanmar leader promises to hold inclusive general election • China, India to become big powers in future: Singapore FM • NYC celebrates U.S. Independence Day with fireworks over Hudson River • Ousted president says to return to Honduras Sunday • U.S. capital seething with grand Independence Day celebrations • Fireworks on Independence Day in Washington DC • Honduras Cardinal asks ousted president not to come back • Gas pipeline in W Canada targeted by second bomb in four days 　Europe   　Middle East   • Bulgarians vote in parliamentary elections • Albania's opposition agrees to form coalition gov't • Croatian senior ruling party elects new leader • France accuses DPRK of conducting missile test • Medvedev says Iran, DPRK nuke issues different • 13 injured in French train crash • Turkish security forces arrest 44 illegal migrants • Hamas: Fatah, PLO factions responsible for inter-dialogue's failure • Iraq tells Biden: Reconciliation pure internal affair • PNA to press Israel to release Wataniya mobile frequencies • Haneya criticizes linking reconciliation with reconstruction of Gaza • Biden discusses U.S. mission in Iraq 　Africa   　World/Regional Org   • Squabbles emerge over transferred control of crashed Air France flight • Sudan searching for kidnappers in Darfur: official • Guinea-Bissau to hold presidential run-off on July 26 • Madagascan president to meet EU on political crisis • African leaders reach agreement on new authority, ICC's Bashir indictment • Two foreign aid workers kidnapped in Sudan's Darfur • WHO says monsoon season increases health risks for Pakistan's IDPs • New IAEA chief elected • MSG to convene urgent leaders' summit next week • UN aids Liberia's crooked justice system • Siemens to pay $100 mln to fight corruption • UN chief hails Joint Communique signed by Ghana, Gambia

Features   World concerned over DPRK's nuclear test   Focus on DPRK's withdrawal from Six-Party Talks   Hillary Clinton visits China   U.S.2008 Presidential Election   Korean Peninsula's Nuclear Issue 　Most Commented • British boy becomes father at 13 • 2009 Spring Festival • India's unwise military moves • Tamil protesters block major freeway in downtown Toronto • Don't hate the rich, be one of them

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