November 2006
- November 15th
- Do You Zaire What I Zaire?
- The Challenge of Sustainable Water
- Bulgaria hit by population slump
- Annan slams world leaders on climate
- November 18th
- Bulgarian, Romanian Migrants to Bring "AIDS Epidemic" to UK
- Bush launches tour of Asia
- Scientist warns ice is melting in Arctic
- Ideas run the gamut at immigration forum IMMIGRATION: Illegal ...
- Ethiopia girds for war
- Regional economy will stay robust
- November 19th
- Why China is running dry
- The Trillion-Dollar Question
- Unsafe water imperils lives of almost half of humanity
- Your e-mails: Advice for Democrats
- Vaccine Analysis Suggests New Hope for Eradicating India's ...
- November 20th
- Developing World's Population Is Younger
- Rwanda: Rwanda to Participate in Global Population Forum
- UN: Zim has world's highest orphan rate
- Thailand's hosts world parliamentary conference on population, development
- 'Worm' attacks Second Life world
- India and China Hold Summit of Emerging Powers
- World churches leader challenges China on global poverty
- Bush Faces Criticism on Mideast Policies in Indonesia
- November 21st
- World's top powers sign US$12.8-billion pact to build fusion reactor in France
- India to account for 20% of diabetes population
- Developing World's Population Is Younger
- Nations sign nuclear reactor pact
- Rwanda: Rwanda to Participate in Global Population Forum
- Small loans to poor can change the world, says Nobel winner
- World falls short on gender equality
- Nations Sign Nuclear Reactor Pact
- November 22nd
- Alan Dershowitz: The World According to Jimmy Carter
- World's top powers sign pact to build fusion reactor in France
- India to account for 20% of diabetes population
- SKorea to transform economy to counter threat from ageing population
- Scientific Breakthrough In The Screening & Treatment Of Canine Lymphoma Cancer Is A World First
- Deal signed to build test fusion reactor
- Countries sign pact for nuclear fusion
- 6 nations plus EU sign accord for nuclear fusion project
- November 23rd
- World of Warcraft PC released
- MTV study finds gulf between world's youth
- Flu Pandemic May Cost $623 Billion, World Bank Says
- Russia has world's second worst suicide rate after Lithuania
- HIV/AIDS on the up all over the world
- Now Scotland Will Have the Toughest Anti-Smoking Laws in the Whole World
- Can We Feed the World? Absolutely
- Uganda: Use is the Key to Population Control
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- November 24th
- Highlights from the world's press
- Japan's Working Population May Fall 33% by 2050, Ministry Says
- World of Warcraft PC released
- MTV study finds gulf between world's youth
- Community plans events for Nov. 2 World AIDS Day
- World AIDS Pandemic Still Expanding, United Nations Reports
- Ramos blames weak population policies on Church
- World Bank censures Africa health sector
- November 25th
- Highlights from the world's press
- Japan's Working Population May Fall 33% by 2050, Ministry Says
- World Emergency Relief Brings Urgent Aid to Sudans Forgotten Communities
- Zambia: Eastern Province Anglican Church Fights Malaria
- World of Warcraft PC released
- Community plans events for Dec. 2 World AIDS Day
- MTV study finds gulf between world's youth
- Jobs, affordability drive Asian population growth in Pa.
- November 26th
- Tulsa World, Okla., David Averill Column: Early Onset
- SITE OF WORLD WAR II BATTLE: Midway might open next year
- Nations sign nuclear fusion plan
- The wolf in winter
- Scientists: Climate change clues in sky
- We're all Indians now
- Highlights from the world's press
- Dead ringers? - Giving old mobiles a second life in the developing world
- November 27th
- Tulsa World, Okla., David Averill Column: Early Onset
- World Economic Forum’s India Economic Summit opens in New Delhi
- Mystery on top of the world
- Second Life's virtual world big and growing
- Tax laws lag in virtual world
- World AIDS Pandemic Still Expanding, United Nations Reports
- Arab world urged to embrace technology to 'leap frog' into modern era
- 'Nativity Story' Makes World Premiere
- November 28th
- AIDS to become world's most burdensome disease by 2030
- AIDS to become world's most burdensome disease by 2030
- Afghanistan's "opium economy" unprecedented: UN, World Bank
- UN, World Bank warn over Afghan 'opium economy'
- World AIDS Day: Who's Positive Calls for Immediate Action to Reduce HIV/AIDS Among Youth in the United States
- Beyond cheap coverage
- Phonak Partners with Placido Domingo and the Vienna Philharmonic to Launch Hear the World, a Global Initiative To Raise
- Diabetes to affect 6 percent of global population by 2025
- November 29th
- AIDS to become world's most burdensome disease by 2030
- Building A Better Microbicide: Gift Advances Population Council's HIV-Prevention Product Development
- AIDS to become world's most burdensome disease by 2030
- 45,000 terror-threat aliens released into U.S. population
- Gifts from rich highlight plight of world's poor
- VocalTec Presents NGN Solution Suite at ITU Telecom World 2006
- Christmas Giving Can Save the World
- Afghanistan's "opium economy" unprecedented: UN, World Bank
- November 30th
- India tops worldwide online population growth
- Ahead of World AIDS Day, renewed calls for new strategies to stop pandemic
- BUILDING FAITH: The Commuter Church—Modern Means Keep Old World Faith Alive
- Archaeologists unearth world's oldest curse
- Nations sign nuclear fusion plan
- World ‘not living up’ to its responsibility to protect in Darfur, Iraq, Gaza
- World Bank Releases Economic Study
- What makes a city great?
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