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From ruins of Afghan Buddhas, a history growsSubscriber Only

December 7, 2006

The empty niches that once held Bamiyan’s colossal Buddhas now gape in the rock face— a silent cry at the terrible destruction wrought on this fabled valley and its 1,500-year-old treasures...

December 7, 2006

The great spam burst has defences in disarraySubscriber Only

December 7, 2006

Hearing from a lot of new friends lately? You know, the ones that write “It’s me, Esmeralda,”...

December 7, 2006

Iraq panel to Bush: dangerous, get outSubscriber Only

December 7, 2006

Saying “the situation in Iraq is grave and deteriorating,” a bipartisan commission on Wednesday urged stepped-up diplomatic...

December 7, 2006

Video captures terror suspect’s isolationSubscriber Only

December 5, 2006

Jose Padilla, a Brooklyn-born Muslim convert whom the Bush administration had accused of plotting a dirty bomb attack and had detained without charges

December 5, 2006

End of drug trial is a big loss for PfizerSubscriber Only

December 5, 2006

World’s leading drug maker incurred a loss of more than $ 1 billion due to an abrupt stop in torcetrapib research

December 5, 2006

Death of a spy and a burst of conspiracy theoriesSubscriber Only

December 4, 2006

Steven Lee Myers reports from Moscow on the strange hypotheses being strung around the death by poisoning in London of the Russian secret agent, Aleksandr Litvinenko

December 4, 2006

Spurt in farm produce imports may push up subsidy limit in USSubscriber Only

December 4, 2006

American consumers are enjoying benefits as Chinese garlic costs almost half the price of garlic that is grown domestically

December 4, 2006

New US House intelligence chairman is war criticSubscriber Only

December 3, 2006

Incoming House speaker Nancy Pelosi sent a strong new signal on Friday by naming a Texas congressman who opposed the war in Iraq as the next chairman of the House intelligence committee.

December 3, 2006

Concrete may have been used in pyramids: ScientistsSubscriber Only

December 2, 2006

In new research on the Great Pyramids of Giza, a scientist says he has found more to their construction than cut natural limestone.

December 2, 2006

For sale: history, with a view to raise moneySubscriber Only

December 2, 2006

The proceeds will be used to move bureaucrats into less expensive properties and help pay off national debt

December 2, 2006

An epidemic no one understandsSubscriber Only

December 2, 2006

Asthma has swept through the generation born in the ’80s. Is it because of more pollution, antibiotics or just food? Even two decades down the line no one knows

December 2, 2006

Success is relative, and height isn’t everythingSubscriber Only

December 2, 2006

Tallness has always been viewed as a desirable physical trait — so desirable that more than a century ago...

December 2, 2006

Iraq panel to advise pullback of troopsSubscriber Only

December 1, 2006

The bipartisan Iraq Study Group reached a consensus on Wednesday on a final report that will call for a gradual pullback of the 15 American combat brigades now in Iraq

December 1, 2006

Pope backs Turkey’s EU bidSubscriber Only

November 30, 2006

Pope Benedict XVI arrived in Turkey on Tuesday armed with a surprise gesture of good will aimed at blunting Muslim anger toward him...

November 30, 2006

With Iran’s help, Hizbollah trains Iraqi Shi’ite militiamenSubscriber Only

November 29, 2006

A senior American intelligence official said on Monday that the Iranian-backed group Hizbollah had been training members of the Mahdi Army, the Shi’ite militia in Iraq that is headed by Muqtada al-Sadr.

November 29, 2006

Allure of Islam signals a shift within TurkeySubscriber Only

November 29, 2006

A short 24 hours before a visit by Pope Benedict XVI to this Muslim country, its prime minister finally agreed to meet him publicly. The venue: the airport, on the Turkish leader’s way out of town.

November 29, 2006

Germany now opens up its secret innards for the publicSubscriber Only

November 28, 2006

At the end of a serpentine road here, flanked by pinot noir vineyards, an unmarked door is cut into a hillside. Behind it lies one of the most secret places in the former West Germany: a vast subterranean bunker to shelter the government in a nuclear war.

November 28, 2006

A smarter computer to pick stocksSubscriber Only

November 27, 2006

Ray Kurzweil, an inventor and new hedge fund manager, is describing the future of stock-picking, and it isn’t human.

November 27, 2006

Britain’s spy mystery: A slow death by poisonSubscriber Only

November 27, 2006

Litvinenko was allegedly given a highly toxic radioactive isotope in his tea. Who gave it to him and when?

November 27, 2006

Filipinos are taking more calls in outsourcing boomSubscriber Only

November 27, 2006

As India moves up-market in outsourcing, the Philippines is quickly gaining a share of the customer-service call center business.

November 27, 2006

Hip in the city: how to attract the youngSubscriber Only

November 27, 2006

Some cities will do anything they can think of to keep young people from fleeing to a hipper town.

November 27, 2006

Israel, Palestinians reach truce after months of fighting in GazaSubscriber Only

November 27, 2006

Israel withdrew its troops from the Gaza Strip early on Sunday morning as part of a surprise cease-fire agreement reached late on Saturday night by Israeli and Palestinian leaders to end five months of fighting.

November 27, 2006