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Somali pirates who hijacked an oil tanker with 25 crew, including two Britons, on board have opened negotiations, the vessel's operator said today.
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Armed pirates boarded a vessel and kidnapped 10 crew members, including six French nationals, threatening to kill them unless talks are restarted over Cameroon's takeover of the Bakassi Peninsula, formerly Nigerian territory.
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Somali pirates have released a hijacked Greek-owned tanker with all 19 crew safe and the oil cargo intact after payment of a ransom, the ship's management company said today.
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A maritime official says armed pirates have hijacked a bulk carrier with 21 crew members in the Gulf of Aden near Somalia.
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The crew of a military helicopter is safe and sound after making a forced landing in Newfoundland and Labrador when the blades of the chopper hit a tree.
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Twenty-seven people on board a Newfoundland-registered shrimp trawler working near Baffin Island were reported safe Monday morning after a fire on the vessel Sunday night.
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20 crew members of Ukrainian ship still held captive by Somali pirates
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US Navy: Crew of Ukrainian ship seized by Somali pirates appear healthy
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A maritime official says armed pirates have hijacked an Indian cargo vessel with 13 crew members near Somalia.
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Armed pirates in speedboats have hijacked an Indian dhow with 13 crew members off the northern coast of Somalia, a maritime official said Tuesday.
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A newspaper spoke on the phone to one of the pirates
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan and Afghanistan agreed on Tuesday to establish contacts jointly with Taliban militants through tribal leaders after two days of talks over how to end bloodshed in both countries.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Senior Vatican and Islamic scholars launched their first Catholic-Muslim Forum on Tuesday to improve relations between the world's two largest faiths by discussing what unites and divides them.
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Charles Musisi, the man who owns the registration for Uganda's top-level domain name, .ug, has said for the first time that he is open to discussions on the management of the country code.
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press release of the ship owner
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KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) -- Pirates hijacked a Philippines chemical tanker with 23 crew near Somalia, bringing the total number of attacks in waters off the impoverished African nation this year to 83, a maritime official said Tuesday....
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Pirates hijacked a Philippines chemical tanker with 23 crew near Somalia, bringing the total number of attacks in waters off the impoverished African nation this year to 83, a maritime official said Tuesday.
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LONDON (AP) -- A senior Chinese official said in comments broadcast Friday that Beijing is open to further discussions with Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama following talks earlier this month....
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Somali pirates were holding the crew of a Chinese fishing vessel Friday, hours after hijacking the ship in the fourth reported pirate attack in the region this week, according to a media report.
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Gunmen have hijacked a cargo ship with 23 crew off the coast of Somalia, South Korea’s Foreign Ministry said, as Somali pirates freed another vessel after a ransom.
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Armed gunmen hijacked a Japanese freighter and its 23-member crew off the coast of Somalia, South Korean officials said Sunday.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai said he would guarantee the safety of Mullah Muhammad Omar for peace talks.
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Owner of hijacked Saudi supertanker tries to release crew; ship heads to Somalia
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Separate bands of pirates hijacked two ships and captured their crews, while yet another opened fire on an Indian navy ship before being driven off, officials said Wednesday.
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Foreign Secretary David Miliband called for the immediate release of the hijacked crew of a giant oil tanker - including two Britons - after the vessel anchored off the coast of Somalia.
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The Saudi foreign minister says the owners of a hijacked oil tanker are negotiating with the pirates that are holding it.
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The crew of a supertanker are reported safe after pirates hijacked the vessel laden with oil and then holed up in lawless Somalia. Two more ships were attacked Tuesday off the East African coast. It takes to 95 the number of incidents involving pirates and commercial vessels off the East African coast this year -- up from 31 incidents in 2007.
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Prospects for a significant consolidation of Germany's fragile Landesbanken sector advanced after the largest institution signalled it was open to a merger
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Somali pirates have released a hijacked Greek-owned tanker with all 19 crew safe and the oil cargo intact, Greece's Merchant Marine Ministry said. The ship's management company said a ransom was paid but did not say how much.
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Somali pirates have released a Greek-owned tanker that was hijacked in September, Greece’s Merchant Marine Ministry said Saturday.
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One of the Somali pirates holding a giant Saudi oil tanker tells the BBC they have no intention of harming its crew.