Oct 2, 2009 | NEWS.com.au
Bus smash kills 11, injures 65
A COLLISION between two buses in Algeria today has killed 11 people and wounded another 65, the APS news reports.
Bus smash kills 11, injures 65
A COLLISION between two buses in Algeria yesterday killed 11 people and wounded another 65, the APS news reports.
16 al-Qaida members slain by Algerian army
Sixteen armed militants have been slain in Algerian regions considered strongholds of al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb, media reports indicate.
Poor Medea. Always vilified and accused, now the poor woman has been subject to two brutal theatrical assaults in as many weeks.
Sarkozy to release details about beheaded monks in Algeria
"I WANT the truth," President Nicolas Sarkozy said yesterday, promising to release classified documents about the kidnapping and beheading of seven Trappist monks in Algeria 13 years ago.
French general claims Algerian army killed monks
A French general who worked at his country's embassy in Algiers in the 1990s has told a French investigating judge that he was told seven French monks were mistakenly killed by the Algerian army _ not by Islamist insurgents as long believed.
London, Medea/Medea Your rating Click on a star to rate Fiona Mountford's rating Reader rating Add your review Description: An adaptation of Euripides's drama, with live performance interacting with pre-recorded visual imagery.
Can this young director make a hit of myth?
Tighe says: 'I'm interested in what a myth means today. Our myths are nationalism, religion, war, consumerism, so I'm using Medea to tell a contemporary story.' enlarge He's a busy man, Dylan Tighe.
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