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The world's 20 top economies reached a deal Saturday to better regulate global financial markets and take steps to halt a global economic slide.
Negotiators agreed on a final declaration Saturday morning during the first-ever summit of the Group of 20 (G20) nations in Washington, Deutsche Presse-Agentur dpa has learned.
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The United States has rejected an Israeli request for military equipment and support that would improve Israel's ability to attack Iranian nuclear sites, an Israeli newspaper reported Wednesday.
The US viewed the request as a sign that Israel is in the advanced stages of preparations to attack Iran, Ha'aretz said, quoting "senior...
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US President George W Bush will leave Monday
on his ninth trip to Asia in nearly eight years in office, a White
House official said.
The opening of the Beijing Olympics will be the highlight of the seven-day tour that also includes stops in South Korea and Thailand.
The president and First Lady Laura Bush will arrive on Wednesday...
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The Senate approved on Thursday the appointment of General
David H. Petraeus of the United States Army as the new leader of the Central
Command, the military headquarters accountable for U.S.
operations across the Middle East, including Iraq
and Afghanistan.
The Senate also endorsed the selection of Lt. Gen. Raymond
T. Odierno to...
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Another significant step favoring the improvement of
relationships between the U.S.
and Vietnam
was made on Tuesday, when President George W. Bush met the Prime Minister of
Vietnam to discuss the matter of closer connections in what concerns commerce
and religious freedom.
Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung declared that...
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 After Robert B. Zoellick, the World Bank Chairman, and
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown called for action by developed countries to
stop or at least curb rising food prices, as a measure that has to be taken to
prevent hunger in poor nations, President George W. Bush also expressed his
concern about global food shortages....
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 World Bank Chairman Robert B. Zoellick and British Prime
Minister Gordon Brown called for action by developed countries to stop or at
least curb rising food prices. This measure has to be taken to prevent hunger
in poor nations, The Washington Times reported.
“In the U.S. and Europe over the last year, we have been
focused on the...
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 Republican presidential candidate John McCain called yesterday
for a more cooperative foreign policy, claiming that the U.S. must be a
“good and reliable” friend and must stop excluding its allies, showing “decent
respect to the opinions of mankind.” His statement is drawing a sharp contrast
to the past years under President’s George...
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 Vice-President Dick Cheney made an unannounced visit to Baghdad this morning. This is his first trip to Iraq since the deployment of additional U.S. forces last summer.
The surprise visit is just the first stop on a tour of the Middle East and beyond, as Cheney has scheduled landings in Oman, Saudi Arabia, Israel, the West Bank and...
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 Tony Blair, Britain’s former Prime Minister, will teach at Yale University in the US. The British politician who served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 2 May 1997 to 27 June 2007 will speak in front of Yale students in a seminar regarding issues like faith and globalization, areas in which he proved “outstanding leadership”...
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 An independent panel recommended Tuesday that Canada remain in
Afghanistan for the foreseeable future, setting the stage for a
divisive political debate that could topple the minority Conservative
government.
Although the panels findings are not binding, they could be
critical in helping Prime Minister Stephen Harper frame...
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 Nicholas Burns, the third ranking US diplomat who spearheaded the US
push to enact UN sanctions on Iran and a nuclear cooperation agreement
with India, announced Friday that he was resigning from his post.
Burns has served as undersecretary for political affairs since
March of 2005, overseeing US foreign policy in each region of...
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 US President George W Bush sternly warned Iran on Wednesday of "serious consequences" if it attacks US warships in the Gulf.
"We have made it clear publicly, and they know our position, and
that is, there will be serious consequences if they attack our ships,
pure and simple. And my advice to them is don't do...
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 US President George W Bush was set to kick off the first Middle East
peace conference in seven years Tuesday by cautioning that it marked
only the beginning of efforts to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
and that difficult challenges lie ahead.
The parley is aimed at relaunching peace talks between the sides,
and an Israeli...
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 Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert arrived at the White House Monday
for talks with US President George W Bush, kicking off three days of
intense talks on the Middle East conflict aimed at relaunching
long-stalled peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians.
After meeting with Olmert, Bush was scheduled for a...
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 Japanese Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda headed to the United States
Thursday for his first summit talks with US President George W Bush.
The two leaders were expected to focus their discussions on Japan's
refueling of allied warships in the Indian Ocean and the North Korean
abductions issue.
Fukuda, who succeeded former premier...
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 Despite Chinese warnings that it could hurt bilateral
relations, the Canadian Prime Minister will meet with the Dalai Lama in a
public fashion at an official venue next week for the first time.
The office of Prime Minister Stephen Harper said on Friday
he would meet the Tibetan religious leader in Harper's suite in Parliament...
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 According to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, among the
invitations President Bush has prepared for the November conference, members of
the Arab League follow-up committee are also invited, including Syria.
Although the invitations have not gone out yet, the rumors
have started to steer-up other invitees but Condoleezza told...
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 President George W. Bush made a surprise visit on Monday to
the Anbar province
of Iraq. Anbar was once
the hotspot of insurgency in Iraq
but has now turned into a good example for all anti al –Qaeda resistance
throughout the country.
According to a press release issued by the President, a high
number of forces and US soldiers...
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 Former chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, now an
influential US Senate Republican, John Warner expressed his strong belief that
President Bush should announce a partial withdrawal of the US troops from Iraq.
Senator Warner of Virginia suggested that it would be an
essential step taken by the US President to present...
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Detectives on the case investigating the death of an 11-year-old
boy suspect that the murderer himself is no older than the victim, as BBC
reported on Friday. The culprit is believed to be Caucasian, male, age 13, about
1.7 meters tall and was last seen wearing dark clothes with white trainers.
The 11-year-old victim, Rhys...
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 The summit held in the resort town Montebello, Quebec
reunites President George Bush and the Canadian and Mexican counterparts in an attempt to alleviate some existing differences.
The reunion of the Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper
and Mexican President Felipe Calderon and President Bush has the main goal to
discuss...
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Canada has taken seriously the Russian claims over the North Pole and wants to build two military bases in the area. Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper said, "Canada's government understands the first principle of Arctic sovereignty: use it or lose it.""The Arctic archipelago is an integral, indivisible part of the...
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 Osama bin Muhammad bin 'Awad bin Laden, best known as Osama bin Laden, is reportedly alive and hiding in Pakistan. The United States intelligence chief, Mike McConnell, appeared on NBC blaming Pakistani president Pervez Musharraf and his government for allowing al-Qaeda to retreat to the tribal areas near Afghanistan."My view is...
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 US Vice President Dick Cheney met Wednesday with Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and expressed his concern about the sluggish manner in which the country’s problems are resolved. "I did make it clear that we believe it's very important to move on the issues before us in a timely fashion and that any undue delay would be...
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Spain's opposition Thursday expressed concern over the possibility of the oil and gas company Repsol YPF coming partly under Russian control.
Companies from outside the European Union should not get involved with strategic sectors in Spain, Cristobal Montoro of the conservative People's Party (PP) said amid reports that the Russian...
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It's been hard times for Thailand's former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, the man who dominated the country's politics between 2001 to 2006 and continues to be the central character in the kingdom's on-going political drama.
Even with his brother-in-law, Somchai Wongsawat, in place as prime minister and the current cabinet packed...
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Indian equities dropped more than 6 per cent Tuesday, largely because investors were selling stocks to lock in profits from previous gains given the gloomy global economic outlook and negative trading on other Asian markets, analysts said.
A fall in India's exports for the first time in five years in October added to the negative...
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French bank BNP Paribas will pay 14.5 billion euros (19.7 billion dollars) to take over the majority of the troubled insurance and banking giant Fortis in Belgium and Luxembourg, BNP Paribas said on Monday.
The deal, which involves 9 billion euros' worth of shares and 5.5 billion euros in cash, includes the purchase of 75 per cent of...
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Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe's Zanu-PF party has opposed calling in ex-South African president Thabo Mbeki to salvage a power-sharing deal with prime minister-designate Morgan Tsvangirai's Movement for Democratic Change (MDC).
Zanu-PF's chief negotiator Patrick Chinamasa rejected calls from the MDC for Mbeki to step in to end the...
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Zimbabwe's prime minister-designate Morgan Tsvangirai on Friday made a surprise visit to banks in the capital Harare that were the scene of long queues resulting from cash shortages.
Some of those queuing temporarily forgot about the miseries as they cheered the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) leader. Others said they had been in...
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Finland held a national day of mourning and flags were at half-mast Wednesday, a day after a 22-year-old man killed 10 people at a trade school in western Finland.
Police believe that the gunman, whom they identified as Matti Juhani Saari, acted alone. He had apparently planned the massacre since 2002, police said Wednesday.
Saari,...
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Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej on Thursday officially endorsed the premiership of Somchai Wongsawat, the brother-in-law of coup-ousted former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra.
The Thai parliament voted 298 to 163 in favour of Somchai's nomination as prime minister on Wednesday but under Thailand's constitutional monarchy the...
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Monday's emergency EU summit meeting in Brussels on how to respond to Russia's recognition of the Georgian breakaway provinces of Abkhazia and South Ossetia could be instrumental in confirming the European Union as a major international peacemaker.
With the United States taking a diplomatic back seat on the crisis and the swift...
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The Kosovo government named on Thursday its first ten diplomats for postings to diplomatic missions in the West.
Diplomats, among whom are former journalists, professors, scientists, civil activists and presidential advisers, will represent Kosovo in the United States, Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Belgium, Turkey, Austria,...
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No one expected US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice's latest visit to Israel and the Palestinian areas, which ended Tuesday, to result in a breakthrough in the peace process, so no one was disappointed.
A breakthrough is always possible in the peace negotiations, which resumed around the turn of the year, after a seven-year...
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New Zealand is standing firm with a number of European countries in demanding strict conditions on a proposed agreement for the United States to supply India with nuclear fuel and technology for civilian use, Prime Minister Helen Clark indicated Monday.
New Zealand, whose adoption of a legally-binding anti-nuclear policy two decades...
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Twelve people died from their injuries Friday, the day after twin suicide bombings at Pakistan's largest arms and ammunition factory, hospital authorities said, as investigators interrogated at least a dozen suspects.
The latest casualties raised the death toll to 78 in the two synchronised attacks at the gates of the Pakistan...
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Pakistan's erstwhile strongman Pervez Musharraf resigned as president Monday, succumbing to pressure from the new ruling coalition to quit or face impeachment by parliament.
Born in Delhi on August 11, 1943 to educated parents, Musharraf came to Pakistan with his family after the partition of the Indian subcontinent in 1947.
He...
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Paris (dpa) - France is examining economic measures to stimulate its economy, following its first quarterly decline since 2002. A subsidy for peoples' travel costs has been agreed in principle, a government spokesman said in Le Figaro on Monday.
Economy Minister Christine Lagarde is due to meet later on Monday with Prime Minister...
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Gottlieb Braun-Elwert, a German immigrant who became New Zealand's most famous mountain guide, died on Thursday while accompanying Prime Minister Helen Clark on a hiking trip, police said.
Braun-Elwert, 59, was believed to have suffered a heart attack in a mountain hut near Lake Tekapo, in the Southern Alps.
Clark, who was in a...
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Wednesday's military coup in the north-western African nation of Mauritania divided opinions Thursday, with demonstrations staged both for and against ousted president Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi.
The bigger rally supported the coup, with thousands of people calling on the new ruling military junta to "save" the country's...
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The Haitian Senate approved economist Michele Pierre Louis as the new prime minister of the impoverished Caribbean country.
Supported by 12 senators with five abstentions, her appointment amid
ongoing unrest establishes a new government, three months after Haiti's
last prime minister was ousted by the Senate in response to food...
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 Pope Benedict XVI met on Monday the Australian victims who
had been sexually abused by members of the clergy, ending his visit to the
country with an act of apology and concern related to a scandal that has
seriously shaken the Roman Catholic Church.
The meeting with the victims, two men and two women, was
held at St Mary’s...
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Hospitals across Nepal shut
down Thursday after doctors expanded their strike to cover the entire
nation to protest against assaults and threats against them.
The Nepal Medical Association, a doctors' umbrella organization, said
hundreds of hospitals as well as thousands of private clinics and
nursing homes had heeded its calls to...
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Thai Foreign Minister Noppodon Pattama
announced his resignation Thursday after being accused of violating the
constitution for signing a communique last month with Cambodia to back
the listing of an ancient Hindu temple as a World Heritage Site. 'To show responsibility and spirit I resign,' Noppodon told a press conference. ...
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Communist allies of India's United Progressive
Alliance Wednesday formally withdrew their support to the ruling
coalition over a civilian nuclear deal with the US and demanded a trust
vote in the Indian parliament. Leaders of the four left
parties that have provided the Congress-party led UPA with its
parliamentary majority since...
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A court in Equatorial Guinea Monday sentenced
mercenary Simon Mann to over 30 years in prison for his role in failed
2004 coup in which the son of former British prime minister Margaret
Thatcher was also implicated.
The BBC reported that a Malabo court handed Mann, a former British
soldier, 34 years and four months in prison for...
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Malaysian opposition leader, Anwar Ibrahim, indicted in a
sodomy complaint by his former assistant, has summoned his backers to object
about what he thinks is a “conspiracy” against him.
Anwar Ibrahim countered fervently to the accusations he was
brought and recorded a complaint against the police chief and the attorney
general...
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On Tuesday, Israel
sealed its crossings with the Gaza Strip, in return to a rocket assault across
borders, says The Associated Press.
On Monday, late afternoon, Palestinians fired a missile, but
the occurrence had no damages and nobody was hurt.
As a consequence of gun attacks, the border crossings will
be closed for five...
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 A week of protests between pro- and anti-government
supporters in Bangkok ignited rumors
of a military coup and contributed to the ruination of a government minister
who quit the office last week.
Only five months after national elections determined the end
of military rule, tensions between supporters and opponents of the coup...
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 Canadian Foreign Minister Maxime Bernier, who left
classified papers in an insecure area, has resigned, according to a statement
made Monday by Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
Harper did not reveal what the documents were about or where they were left. But
a government source disclosed last night that they were NATO summit...
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 The government of the Canadian province of Quebec
rejected a proposal to remove a crucifix from above the speaker’s chair in the
parliament. According to Quebec Prime Minister Jean Charest said the crucifix
was related to 350 years of history that could not be erased.
The proposal was made in a report into how Quebec’s...
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Bollywood film celebrity Tania Zaetta denied the allegations
that she had sex with Australian Special Forces troops during a tour of
war-ravaged Afghanistan.
However, the Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, mentioned that the claims were being
investigated by defense officials.
Zaetta, who appeared on “Baywatch” and...
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 Israel and Syria stated on Wednesday they had launched indirect talks to reach a comprehensive peace
agreement. The talks are mediated by Turkish officials in Istanbul. This is the first time in eight
years when the two countries are willing to reach a common denominator.
"It will be a very long process. The direct...
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the 136th day of 2008 with 230 to follow. The moon is waxing. The morning stars are Venus, Neptune, Uranus and Jupiter. The evening stars are Mars, Mercury and Saturn.Those born on this date are under the sign of Taurus. They include author L. Frank Baum ("The Wizard of Oz") in 1856; French chemist Pierre Curie in 1859; author...
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the 131st day of 2008 with 235 to follow.The moon is waxing. The morning stars are Venus, Neptune, Uranus and Jupiter. The evening stars are Mars, Mercury and Saturn.Those born on this date are under the sign of Taurus. They include British statesman and scholar James Bryce in 1838; Swiss theologian Karl Barth in 1886; Max Steiner, who...
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the 126th day of 2008 with 240 to follow. The moon is new. The morning stars are Venus, Neptune, Uranus and Jupiter. The evening stars are Mars, Mercury and Saturn.Those born on this date are under the sign of Taurus. They include Danish philosopher Soren Kierkegaard in 1813; German political theorist Karl Marx in 1818; hatmaker John...
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Two major events are happening this week in Russia. First,
the president Vladimir
Putin is stepping down on Wednesday, May 7, after eight years of presidency and
he will be replaced by Dmitry Medvedev. And second, the Victory Day parade in Moscow
takes place on Friday, May 9.
Intercontinental missiles and tanks are prepared to...
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 U.K. Prime Minister Gordon Brown is due to meet the three U.S. presidential candidates Thursday before
holding talks with President George W. Bush in Washington. As British newspapers pointed
comparisons between the premier’s three-day visit in the U.S. and the chronicled trip of Pope
Benedict XVI, a British official said that the...
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 According to Russian officials, President Vladimir Putin
will travel to Libya
Wednesday at the invitation of Lybian leader Moammar Gadhafi,
Voice of America reports. Their talks are expected to focus on gas exploration
deals with Gazprom, Russia’s natural gas company.
Putin’s visit comes as Russia’s
neighbor Ukraine is...
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 U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will attend a meeting with top Israeli officials on Wednesday as a last stop in her Middle East tour. The main issue to be debated at the scheduled meeting will be the Israel-Gaza peace efforts. However, the meeting has been somewhat overshadowed by the latest Israeli raids in the Gaza Strip in...
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 A Pakistani military bus
transporting medical corps staff to work in the city of Rawalpindi was attacked by a suicide bomber Monday,
at 7.30 AM, outside the gate of the army's National Logistics Cell on a road
connecting the Royal Artillery Bazar to the General Headquarters in the nearby
garrison city.
Some media reports said...
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 According to recent news reports, Russia and India signed a
deal to jointly build a multipurpose transport plane Monday as President
Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh wrapped up a visit that
highlighted deepening military and economic ties between the two nations.
It was unclear, however, whether the two sides were...
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 In an attempt to minimize further casualties caused by serious differences over the fight against Iraq-based Kurdish guerrillas, President Bush and Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey sought Monday to resolve these issues. The two state officials agreed on the need to share intelligence to end their deadly raids.However there...
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 According to Fiji
police officials, more than 16 people were arrested over an alleged plot to
assassinate Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama, the military chief who became prime
minister after leading last year's coup.
Police Commissioner, Esala Teleni, said at a news conference
in the capital Suva,
that three of those arrested were...
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 Former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto on Saturday visited her
ancestral village and offered prayers at her family's mausoleum in a visit
greeted by thousands of supporters.
This is the first public trip made by the former premier in Pakistan
since her homecoming procession was marred by the deadly suicide blast...
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 According to local media, at least nine Turkish soldiers
were killed in fighting with Kurdish militants after midnight on Sunday, and
more soldiers were reported missing forcing Turkey’s prime minister to call an
emergency security summit The deaths dramatically increase the pressure on the
government to launch a military offensive...
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U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will commence a two-day visit to Jerusalem and the West Bank on Tuesday, in preparation for
a Washington-proposed international conference on the Middle
East.
The Bush administration under direct supervision of the president has
proposed a conference in the US in November to confront...
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 According to a local publication released today, Yasuo Fukuda
is being backed up to run for Prime Minister by a majority of lawmakers from Japan's
ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP).
The race is tight as Fukuda is running against former
foreign minister Taro Aso in next Sunday's election for the party's presidency
vacated by...
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the 258th day of 2007 with 107 to follow. The moon is waxing. The morning stars are Saturn, Mars and Venus. The evening stars are Neptune, Mercury, Jupiter and Uranus. Those born on this date in history are under the sign of Virgo. They include novelist James Fenimore Cooper in 1789; William Howard Taft, 27th president of the United...
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Though accused by a political rival of tacit protection of
Iran-tied militia, Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki expressed his optimism on his
government reconciliation on Sunday.
In the same time US military reported an attack that took
place on Saturday, causing the death of five soldiers and the injury of other
four troops. The...
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 The Crown Prosecution Service announced that nobody would be charged in the honors-for-cash probe involving former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, among others. "This investigation has ended as I always expected it would. Those involved have been through a terrible, even traumatic time," Blair said."Much of what has...
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New York - UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said Tuesday ahead of meetings at UN headquarters on religion and peace that the opportunity it would provide for Arab and Israeli leaders to meet was "quite unique."
Saudi King Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud, Bahrain's King Hamad bin Isa Al-Khalifa and Kuwaiti Emir Sheikh Sabah...
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Extending an olive branch to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas ahead of unity talks in Cairo next month, the Islamic Hamas movement released 17 members of the president's Fatah movement it had detained in the Gaza Strip in July.
The 17 were among dozens of Fatah activists arrested by Hamas police after a car bomb killed five Hamas...
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Israel will have to withdraw from the occupied territories, including East Jerusalem and the Golan Heights, if it wanted peace with its Arab and Palestinian neighbours, outgoing Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said in remarks published Monday.
"We need to reach an agreement with the Palestinians, in which the significance is a...
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A prominent dovish Israeli professor who was wounded by a pipe bomb outside his Jerusalem home warned Friday that the attack against him underscored the collapse of the rule of law in the occupied territories.
Police believe the bomb was placed at his doorstep by right-wing Jewish extremists angered by Professor Zeev Sternhell's...
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One day after securing the leadership of Israel's ruling party, Tzipi Livni called on Prime Minister Ehud Olmert to implement his promise to resign as soon as possible, allowing her to form a new government urgently.
The Israeli foreign minister - chairing the first meeting of the centrist Kadima party since she won primaries held...
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Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert is scheduled to meet Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Tuesday evening, for their last talks before his ruling Kadima party chooses a new leader.
The parley would be business as usual, senior Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat said, adding the Palestinians would work with Israel's prime...
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Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni remains the favourite candidate to win next week's primary in Israel's ruling Kadima party, maintaining her two-digit lead, according to an opinion poll published Friday.
Over 46 per cent of Kadima members polled said they supported Livni, while under 28 per cent said they favoured her main rival, Shaul...
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Israel and the Palestinians have agreed to negotiate the future of Jerusalem, a US official said Thursday.
An Israeli official confirmed that that Israel was ready to negotiate Jerusalem, seen as the most sensitive bone of contention that the sides need to settle.
But he added the issue had not yet been brought up in the talks...
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Egyptian Foreign Minister Ahmed Abul Gheit said on Wednesday that he is concerned about ongoing sectarian tensions in Lebanon.
"We are worried about the situation in Lebanon, particularly Tripoli in north Lebanon," Abul Gheit said after meeting with Lebanese Prime Minister Fouad Seniora.
North Lebanon has witnessed in the...
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Crises in Somalia and the Middle East need to be resolved to prevent further extremism and terrorist attacks, Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga said Thursday on the 10th anniversary of deadly bomb attacks in East Africa.
Over 200 people died and more than 4,000 were injured in Kenyan capital Nairobi and Tanzanian capital Dar es...
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