World -- November 19, 2005

• Australian model gets light sentence in Bali for drug possession
• At least 70 killed at Shiite mosque blasts in eastern Iraq
• Death toll rises to 65 at Shiite mosques blasts in eastern Iraq
• Earthquake in Pakistan as one of the largest humanitarian tragedies: Annan
• Football great Weah to meet Obasanjo over presidential run-off

• German parties sign coalition pact, difference over health reform remains
• Iran, Iraq sign security cooperation agreement
• Kosovo militant group threatens attack ahead of UN-sponsored talks
• Merkel wants "good and intense cooperation" with Turkey
• More mass graves discovered in Namibia

• NAM countries urged to fight Western media bias
• Russia not to compromise on Japan's territorial claims
• S.Korean president protests against Japanese PM's shrine visit
• Sri Lanka's defeated candidate questions new president's peace policy
• Southerners protest insurgent violence; policeman shot dead in Yala

• UN rights experts abandon plan for Guantanamo inspection over row with US
• UN experts rejects US invitation to Guantanamo visit
• UN information summit closes in Tunis
• Zarqawi says Amman attacks not target Muslims