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Officials said on Thursday that the second day the bulls ran in Pamplona, Spain, saw seven people injured, including two who were gored.

The Irish Times has reported that one man was gored in the thorax and listed in serious condition while the other man was gored in the left leg, an injury health officials said wasn't life-threatening.

Riding on the back of factors like easier availability of finance, expanding economy and aggressive product launches, the Indian automotive industry has been able to post an impressive growth of close to 25% in the first three months of the financial year.

According to the industry body, Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) the first quarter of 2010-11 may prove to be the most impressive quarter for the financial year, as the body expects the growth to be around 10-18% mark for the next three quarters.

It has been reported that U. S. President Barack Obama congratulated the European Parliament on Thursday for approving revisions to the Terrorist Finance Tracking Program.

The program has provided critical investigative leads since its creation after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, Obama said in a statement released by the White House.

An official has revealed that a cemetery in Jamaica's capital is facing a major expense to bury dozens of bones that have been disinterred by man or nature.

The Gleaner reported on Thursday that Kingston Town Clerk Errol Green said he is aware skulls and bones are protruding from shallow graves in sections of the 200-acre May Pen Cemetery.

Many of the bones appear to come from graves that have either collapsed or were removed by humans, Green has said.

It has been reported that lawyers defending an alleged Israeli spy linked to a Hamas assassination plot said they plan to appeal a decision by Poland to extradite him to Germany.

It would use any means necessary to prevent suspected Mossad agent Uri Brodsky from being extradited, Israel had said in June.

Brodsky was arrested in Poland earlier this year in connection to using a fake German passport. He is believed to be the first Israeli spy allegedly tied to the slaying of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh in a Dubai hotel in January.

The Russian Defense Ministry announced on Thursday that Moscow recalled 270 paratroopers sent to protect military bases in Kyrgyzstan during ethnic unrest in June.

Moscow sent in reinforcements to its military bases about 12 miles north of the Kyrgyz capital Bishkek in June as ethnic conflicts gripped parts of the country.

It has also been reported that Bishkek declared a state of emergency in the regions of Jalal-Abad and Osh as conflict between the Kyrgyz and Uzbek communities claimed hundreds of lives and displaced thousands more.