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Pinoy sailors send home record $2.5 billion in 9 months. The cash sent home by overseas Filipino sailors rose by $108 million or 4.51 percent to a new record of $2.501 billion in the nine months to September this year, from $2.393 billion over the same period in 2008, the Trade Union Congress of the Philippines reported Tuesday. (Full Story)
Amanda Lindhout is back home in Alberta. That was the word Wednesday afternoon from a woman, speaking on behalf of the family of the Canadian journalist, recently freed after being held hostage for 15 months in Somalia. (Full Story)
MOSCOW - Russia's MiG aircraft maker said on Tuesday it has delivered the first four MiG-29 Fulcrum-D carrier-based fighter jets to India. (Full Story)
The operating revenue of cable and satellite television companies totalled $10.3 billion (current dollars) in 2008, up 14.4% from 2007. It was the industry's third consecutive year of revenue growth in excess of 10%. (Full Story)
Somali President Sheikh Sharif Ahmed has called on the international community for help as his embattled government fights radical Islamist groups that are threatening to take over the country. (Full Story)
Rear Adm. Scott Sanders, commander, Combined Task Force 151 and Captain 1st Rank Evgeny Irza, commander of Russian Task Force 680, coordinated their counter-piracy efforts during meetings held aboard the guided-missile cruiser USS Chosin, Dec. 2. (Full Story)
The Seychelles coastguard detained 11 suspected Somali pirates in the Indian Ocean, a statement said Monday. "The Seychelles coastguard vessel Topaz arrested 11 Somali pirates in an operation undertaken yesterday (Sunday) evening in an area 225 nautical miles northwest of Mahe (the main island)," the statement said. (Full Story)
Mr. Abdihakim Salah Mohamed, an autistic Somali-Canadian youth who was like meanwhile famous Mrs. Suad Haji Mohamud also stuck in Kenya and was – in his case for nearly four years – completely abandoned by the Canadian Government, has arrived safely back home in Toronto on December 05 aboard a flight via the UK. (Full Story)
Canadian freelance journalist Amanda Lindhout, recovering in Kenya after spending 15 months as a hostage in Somalia, is expected to be back in Canada early this week. (Full Story)
Two months ago, it seemed that Somali pirates were no longer a threat, having apparently been subdued by naval patrols from several nations in the Gulf of Aden. (Full Story)
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