Source: BBC World
A US helicopter goes down near Baghdad, in the fifth such incident in Iraq so far this year, US officials say.
Some 500 aircraft companies flock to Bangalore hoping to cash in on India's booming aviation sector.
The European Commission proposes a cut of 18% in CO2 produced by the average new car within five years.
Austria uncovers a child pornography network involving more than 2,360 suspects in 77 countries, authorities say.
US politicians grill the former civilian chief in Iraq Paul Bremer over why he sent billions in cash to Baghdad.
Nigeria's vice-president is on a list of candidates the anti-graft agency says are too corrupt to run in elections.
Apple's Steve Jobs urges top record companies to begin selling songs online without security software.
Leaders of rival Palestinian factions Fatah and Hamas begin talks in Mecca in a last-ditch effort to avert civil war.
Jakarta's flood-hit residents begin to return home, despite much of the city still being under water.
Reporter Josh Wolf passes the mark for the longest jail time in US history for failing to reveal information.
