Teenage Dutch sailor Laura Dekker sees life unravel after court blocks dream voyage
Young sailor Dekker’s dreams dashed THE HAGUE, Netherlands — Just four months ago Laura Dekker was a carefree 13-year-old with an extraordinary dream — to become the youngest person to sail solo around the world. On Tuesday, police hauled her home — clutching a suitcase and guitar — from a mystery trip to the Caribbean, and child care workers sought to remove her from her father’s custody. Continental opens new nonstop air service linking Honolulu & Fiji in the South Pacific
Continental opens service linking Honolulu & Fiji New Zealand church stirs passions with billboard of Mary and Joseph in bed together
NZ church’s Joseph and Mary billboard stirs debate Russia hails recognition of Abkhazia and South Ossetia by island nation of Nauru
Russia hails Nauru recognizing Abkhazia, S.Ossetia Woods speaks of family values in interview filmed before infidelity revelations
3 dead after tropical cyclone cuts swathe through Fiji
3 dead after tropical cyclone hits Fiji SUVA, Fiji — Thousands of Fiji villagers fled to shelters as a tropical cyclone battered the South Pacific nation, causing flooding, damaging homes and power lines, and killing three people, officials said Tuesday. Reports: Japan delays decision on relocation of major US base on Okinawa until next year more images Delta, Virgin Blue get nod from Australian regulators for joint venture to coordinate flights
Australian regulators OK Delta, Virgin Blue plan Japan hopes to give Obama it US base relocation proposal next week to end rift
Japan to give US base relocation plan next week Former Indonesian colonel says army deliberately killed Australia-based journalists in 1975
Report: Indonesian colonel says reporters killed China’s Sinopec signs 20-year deal with Exxon Mobil to buy Papua New Guinea gas
Sinopec, Exxon sign deal for Papua New Guinea gas Afghanistan, climate change top agenda as Obama meets with Australian prime minister
New Zealand man caught in river rescue dilemma saves wife as son drowns
NZ man caught by river rescue dilemma WELLINGTON, New Zealand — As his wife floundered screaming for help in murky river water, a frantic New Zealand man was forced to abandon a bid to rescue his teenage son to save his partner from drowning, he said Monday. Police: Woods, wife unavailable for interview and ask state troopers to come back Sunday
Police: Woods, wife unavailable for interview Commonwealth countries back call for climate treaty, new fund to fight effects of warming more images Police won’t address rumors of what led to Woods’ crash; release of 911 tapes expected Sunday
Police: 911 tapes of Woods’ crash expected Sunday Police refuse to address rumors of what led to Woods’ crash; 911 tapes to be released Sunday
Police: 911 tapes of Woods’ crash to be out Sunday An SUV accident sends PGA Tour star Tiger Woods to hospital, and police looking for answers
Police to talk to Woods about early morning crash A bad drive sends Woods to the hospital, and police looking for answers
Police to talk to Woods about accident There are plenty of vivid details from the car crash that sent Tiger Woods to the hospital: Australia welcomes giant pandas from China with city party, bamboo-filled zoo enclosure more images New Zealanders commemorate 1979 Antarctic air tragedy with vigil, services
New Zealanders mark 30-year-old air tragedy Fla. police chief: Tiger Woods’ wife heard accident, helped golfer out of car when he was hurt
Police chief: Woods’ wife helped after accident Obama to meet Australian prime minister on Monday; climate conference, Afghanistan on agenda
Canadian and Australian journalists freed in Somalia; getting medical care in Kenya
Freed foreign journalists in Kenyan hospital Canadian and Australian journalists freed in Somalia, arrive in neighboring Kenya
Freed foreign journalists arrive in Kenya MOGADISHU, Somalia — Two foreign journalists freed after 15 months in captivity in Somalia arrived in neighboring Kenya Thursday. Freed Canadian and Australian journalists leave Somalia, flying to neighboring Kenya
Freed foreign journalists leave Somalia MOGADISHU, Somalia — Two foreign journalists freed after more than a year in captivity flew to neighboring Kenya, Somalia’s national security minister said Thursday. Woman forced to withdraw from Antarctic ski odyssey after getting frostbite on 3rd day
Woman gets frostbite, leaves Antarctic ski odyssey Nigerian officials: Australian woman duped out of $50K in Internet love scam by ‘Mr. Right’
Woman duped out of $50K in Internet love scam 6.8-magnitude earthquake rattles Tonga, no reports of damage or injuries
6.8-magnitude quake rattles Tonga NUKU’ALOFA, Tonga — A 6.8-magnitude earthquake struck off the Pacific island nation of Tonga, sending panicked residents into the streets at night, but there were no immediate reports of damage or injuries. US Geological Survey reports 6.8-magnitude underwater earthquake off Tonga
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