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Articles in June 2005 issue of AFP

• Swedes stub out for smoking ban in bars and restaurants
• Chelsea face Cole penalty
• Indonesian embassy powder a bacillus bacteria
• New French PM in talks to form government after EU debacle
• UN extends Iraq force mandate
• Nepalese climber scales Mount Everest peak for record 15th time
• Puerta powers past hardman Canas
• Iran needs to sort out 'problem' with US, Rafsanjani says
• FBI exhumes body of teen whose murder galvanized US civil rights movement
• Amid protests, Wolfowitz takes helm at World Bank
• Paris expo seeks to turbocharge sagging European RetD
• US stocks watchdog chief Donaldson resigns
• Retirement will be a culture shock for Johnson
• Mudslide devastates 18 luxury homes in California
• Jones edged out by Sturrup again
• Five killers of Italian government adviser jailed for life
• 'Deep Throat' secret becomes the talk of the nation
• Toll mounts in new Haiti unrest
• Japanese imports eat away at Ford, GM car sales
• EU leaders agonise over fate of treaty after Dutch blow
• Author of secret Zhao manuscript says leader wanted democracy
• Israel begins to release 400 Palestinian detainees
• Seventeen killed in northern Iraq suicide car bombings
• Leading anti-Syrian journalist assassinated in Beirut blast
• Vaughan looking to give Flintoff more overs
• Britain's BAT to switch cigarette production to Asia
• Tszyu dismisses age and inaction as concerns
• Bush moves swiftly to fill SEC hole
• MTV to launch videos by mobile phone only in Japan
• Software firms Lawson, Intentia to merge in 480 mln dollar deal
• Ex-NYC mayor Giuliani on way to Nobel Peace Prize nomination
• Anti-Syrian journalist killed in Beirut bomb blast
• Crisis talks planned as EU battles to keep charter alive
• Demonstrators block highways in Bolivia amid clashes over gas wealth, regional autonomy
• Prosecutors portray Jackson as predator of abuse victims
• Syria names 'killers' of Kurdish religious leader amid scepticism
• Darfur: airlift of troops for expanded AU mission could start this month, Zoellick says
• Washington warns of threats against US interests in Uzbekistan
• Gypsy King to cast his spell for Fallon and O'Brien
• Constellation Brands lines up 14-bln-dlr bid for Allied Domecq: report
• Russia to introduce biometric passports in 2007
• Van Nistelrooy committed to Man United
• Abbas proposes post of Palestinian vice president
• Israeli, Palestinian leaders to meet in Jerusalem for first time
• NASA gives go-ahead for mission to Mars
• UN to monitor Ivory Coast elections
• European markets drop on US job figures
• Cuba says Hemingway's home is being restored -- with Cuban government funds
• Harmison and Trescothick pummel Bangladesh
• Jurors begin considering Michael Jackson's fate
• US stocks slide on weak jobs data, oil spike
• Bolivia, Venezuela overshadow first OAS summit in 31 years in United States
• Two US soldiers killed in southeastern Afghanistan bomb blast
• Lions made to struggle as they open New Zealand tour on winning note
• Essien eyes Chelsea move
• Raul quit hint alerts Liverpool
• Tearful journalists bury slain anti-Syrian Lebanese columnist
• German and French leaders meet to revive faltering ties
• Vasser starts from pole in landmark Champ-car event
• Ronaldo staying put at Manchester United: Queiroz
• Sudan urges Arabs to support African mission in Darfur
• US raises possibility of more foreign troops for Haiti
• Gatlin bests Powell in wind-aided duel as Montgomery eyes future
• Taiwan successfully test fires first cruise missile
• England overwhelm Bangladesh
• Iraq says Saddam will face just 12 charges
• Britain urges oil-rich Gulf states to help Africa aid plan
• Police on high alert as Israel marks Jerusalem Day
• US decision on taking up North Korea at UN unlikely in weeks: Rice
• James Dean attracts new fans 50 years after death
• Flat panel TV output booms in South Korea as prices fall
• Wherry foregoes family nuptials to capture US crown
• China to gradually make currency fully convertible: vice premier
• Top US Democrat urges Guantanamo shutdown
• Sudan to face ICC war crimes probe over Darfur: sources
• TUI sells rail logistics unit VTG to Compagnie Europeenne de Wagons
• Japan to ask EU to 'joint host' revolutionary nuclear reactor
• US trade official sees no trade war over textile dispute with China
• Thanou charged over skipped dope tests, faking accident
• Britain's Jack Straw to visit Israel, West Bank