World -- September 30, 2005

• 62 killed in three car bombs in Iraq
• Blair apologizes to 82-year-old anti-war activist Labour member
• Canada's military not prepared for crisis: report
• Ethiopia's opposition postpones demonstration over election
• Former US Marine to work for Al Jazeera TV: report

• Five American soldiers killed in western Iraq
• German government denies report Schroeder will resign
• Hundreds evacuated as wildfires sweep S. California
• India hit badly by striking workers
• Japanese high court dismisses damages claim for Koizumi's Yasukuni visit

• Plan on fuel price hike sparks anti-govt rallies across Indonesia
• Philippine government urges congress to work in cooperation
• Pakistan does not provide nuclear material to DPRK: Pakistani PM
• Police kills two suspects in Sharm el-Sheikh bombings
• Roberts sworn in as US chief justice

• Sharon denies more unilateral moves by Israel
• Taliban intensifies activities in post-election Afghanistan
• Turkey says possible not to start EU entry talks on time
• Two western workers kidnapped in Nigeria's oil city rescued