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Typhoon kills 6 in Taiwan
AFP, Ilan, Taiwan
Typhoon Saola pounded Taiwan with fierce winds and torrential rain that left six people dead and forced nearly the entire island to shut down yesterday, rescuers and media said.
Nearly 200 international and domestic flights were cancelled and authorities suspended trading on financial markets due to the extreme weather.
The slow-moving typhoon, which killed at least 23 people in the Philippines, lost momentum and weakened into a tropical storm after it made a second landfall in the northeast around 0600 GMT, the Central Weather Bureau said.
More than 1.0 metre of rainfall has fallen in parts of the island since Tuesday, according to the bureau.
Israel PM's popularity at record low
AFP, Jerusalem
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's popularity has plummeted to its lowest point since his election in 2009 after he pushed through a series of tough austerity measures, a poll showed yesterday.
Asked if they were satisfied or dissatisfied with Netanyahu's performance as prime minister, 60 percent said they were unhappy, while 31 percent said the opposite. The rest had no opinion.
The result of the Dialog poll, carried out on behalf of Haaretz newspaper, showed a fall of 10 percentage points in just a month.
Until recently, Netanyahu has enjoyed consistently good ratings, but his public approval began to slide over plans to change the law on military conscription, which saw him back moves to continue exempting tens of thousands of ultra-Orthodox Jews.
Al-Qaeda trio arrested in Spain
Bbc Online
Police in southern Spain arrested three suspected al-Qaeda members in possession of explosives and poison, Spanish media yesterday said.
They said the suspects are a Turk and two men possibly of Chechen origin, and were held in two Spanish towns.
They are thought to have been planning an attack in Spain. It is reported to be the first time such suspects have been found with explosives.
Interior Minister Jorge Fernandez Diaz is expected to give details soon.
Police suspect at least one of those arrested has attended training camps in Pakistan, reports said.