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Darfur Sides Consult in Nigeria on New Talks
Sep 16, 2005 Abidjan
Sudan's Darfur warring parties are breaking away for internal consultation after being urged at the opening of negotiations in Abuja, Nigeria, to make more of an effort to reach a peace accord, in this the sixth round of talks.
UN Summit Produces Hope and Speeches
Sep 16, 2005 United Nations
World leaders are set to wrap up a three-day summit at the United Nations with a declaration of goals for U.N. reform and global poverty alleviation.
Europeans Hold Nuclear Talks with Iranian President at UN
Sep 16, 2005 United Nations
Key European Union foreign ministers met Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad at the United Nations in New York Thursday in a new bid to resolve the political impasse over Iran's nuclear program.
Indonesia's Aceh Rebels Begin Surrendering Weapons
Sep 15, 2005 Banda Aceh
Dozens of rebels from the Free Aceh Movement, or GAM, came to the regional capital of Banda Aceh Thursday to hand in a total of 78 weapons to international monitors from the European Union and Asian nations.
Rising Tension, Confusion Ahead of Darfur Peace Talks
Sep 15, 2005 Nairobi
The largest rebel group in Sudan's Darfur region has threatened to back out of African Union-brokered peace talks with the government just as the talks were to resume in Abuja, Nigeria.
Mediator Says Ivory Coast Needs Elections, Not Transition
Sep 15, 2005 Abidjan
A South African mediator has rejected calls by Ivory Coast rebels and opposition groups for a transition government, following a U.N. determination that elections are nolonger possible in October.
Suicide Bombers Strike in Baghdad for 2nd Straight Day
Sep 15, 2005 Baghdad
A fresh wave of car bombings rocked the Iraqi capital of Baghdad on Thursday, killing at least 20 people and wounding nearly two dozen others.
Israeli Court Rules West Bank Barrier is Legal
Sep 15, 2005 Jerusalem
Israel's top court ruled Thursday, that the barrier being built in and around occupied West Bank land is legal - rejecting an earlier decision by the International Court of Justice in The Hague, against the barrier.
The UN's Millennium Development Goals in Danger
Sep 15, 2005 Washington
As more than 150 world leaders gather this week at the United Nations headquarters in New York City, officials are discussing the U.N.'s Millennium Development Goals of reducing poverty and child deaths, combating HIV and improving primary education, all by 2015.
Delegates at North Korea Nuclear Negotiation Say Talks Are Stalled
Sep 15, 2005 Beijing
Negotiators at the multi-party North Korea nuclear disarmament talks in Beijing say the process has stalled.
Chile's Pinochet Acquitted of 'Operation Condor' Charges
Sep 15, 2005
Chile's Supreme Court has dropped some human rights charges against former dictator, Augusto Pinochet, one day after lifting his legal immunity.
Serbian Foreign Minister Demands Guarantees of Rights for Serbs in Kosovo
Sep 15, 2005
The foreign minister of Serbia and Montenegro, Vuk Draskovic, has called for the United Nations to guarantee the rights of all non-ethnic Albanians in Kosovo.
Liberia Agrees to International Anti-Corruption Oversight
Sep 15, 2005 Abidjan
Liberia's transitional government has agreed to allow international organizations to oversee the country's future financial deals as part of the government's anti-corruption campaign.
Bosnian President: We Want Our Country Back from the UN
Sep 15, 2005
The President of Bosnia and Herzegovina says the Bosnian people are committed to taking back ownership of the country from the United Nations.
Negotiators Try to Break Deadlock at North Korea Nuclear Talks
Sep 15, 2005 Beijing
Negotiators at North Korean nuclear talks in Beijing say no progress has been made and they are working for a third day to try to break a deadlock.
Sharon Urges Palestinians to Follow Gaza Pullout with Crackdown on Extremists
Sep 15, 2005 United Nations
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, addressing the U.N. General Assembly Thursday, urged the Palestinian Authority to follow Israel's withdrawal from Gaza with a crackdown on anti-Israel extremists and incitement.
Armenia Threatens Quitting Nagorno-Karabakh Talks
Sep 15, 2005
Armenia has threatened to quit talks with Azerbaijan over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh enclave if Baku raises the subject at the United Nations summit.
Acts of Violence Compete with Expressions of Confidence as Afghanistan's Elections Approach
Sep 15, 2005 Kabul
Election observers in Afghanistan say ongoing attacks on political candidates could undermine public faith in this Sunday's elections.
World Leaders Address UN Summit
Sep 15, 2005 United Nations
A procession of presidents and prime ministers is addressing the U.N. General Assembly at a special summit marking the world body's 60th anniversary.
Suicide Bombings in Baghdad Kill 22 Policemen
Sep 15, 2005
Iraqi officials say at least 22 policemen and several civilians were killed in three suicide bombings in Baghdad Thursday.
South African Mediator: Next Month's Elections in Ivory Coast Unlikely
Sep 15, 2005
A key figure in South Africa's mediation efforts in Ivory Coast says elections set for next month in the war-divided nation are unlikely
Car Bombs Kill More Than 150 in Iraq
Sep 14, 2005 Baghdad
In Baghdad, nearly a dozen car bombs exploded throughout the day Wednesday in and around the Iraqi capital, killing more than 150 people and wounding scores of others.
UN Summit Hears Reform Calls, Anti-Terrorism Measure Approved
Sep 14, 2005 United Nations
Secretary-General Kofi Annan has opened a U.N. anniversary summit with appeals for reform of the world body.
Sudan, Darfur Combatants Prepare for New Round of Peace Talks
Sep 14, 2005
Negotiators from the Sudanese government and two Darfur rebel groups are expected in Nigeria's capital, Abuja, for a new round of peace talks to begin on Thursday.
Indonesia's Aceh Rebels Come Down From The Hills to Prepare for Peace
Sep 14, 2005 Banda Aceh
Members of the Indonesia's rebel Free Aceh Movement have begun to gather in the capital of Banda Aceh, one day before a weapons handover agreed to in a peace deal with the Indonesian government last month.
200 Detained, Several Injured in Violent Anti-King Protests in Nepal
Sep 14, 2005
Thousands of pro-democracy activists in the Nepalese capital, Kathmandu, have clashed with police, battling tear gas and batons with bricks, stones and anti-monarchy slogans.
US Lawmakers Debate Downing Street Memo on Iraq War
Sep 14, 2005 Washington
There has been new debate in U.S. Congress over the Downing Street memo, the document quoting a British official in 2002 as saying the Bush administration shaped intelligence to justify a pre-determination to go to war against Saddam Hussein.
Afghan Insurgents Threaten to Disrupt Sunday's Elections
Sep 14, 2005 Kabul
Suspected Taleban insurgents have killed seven men in Afghanistan, allegedly for preparing to participate in next Sunday's national elections.
UN Summit of World Leaders Opens
Sep 14, 2005 United Nations
A three-day summit of world leaders is under way in New York, marking the 60th anniversary of the founding of the United Nations.
Firestone Lease an Issue in Liberia Election Campaign
Sep 14, 2005 Monrovia
As new elections approach in Liberia, signaling the end of a two-year transition period, many in the war-crippled country have begun questioning the legitimacy of the interim government's business dealings.
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Egypt's Landmark Election Sometimes Chaotic
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Ivorian Rebel Minister Says He Was Attacked by Pro-Gbagbo Supporters
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Palestinian Gunmen Kill Former Gaza Security Chief
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UN Says Shaky Security in Darfur Hinders Humanitarian Aid
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10 Iraqis, 4 Americans Killed in Separate Attacks in Basra
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UN Enlarges its DR Congo Mission during Election Period
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Nepal's King Reportedly Cancels Plans to Attend UN General Assembly
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UN Envoy: No Plans to Replace Norway as Peace Broker in Sri Lanka
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Sudanese Vice-President Pledges Support Against the LRA
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UN Report: Gender-Based Violence Prevalent in Darfur
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Tanzania's Ruling Party Ahead in Election Campaign
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Iran Prepared to Ease Concerns Over Nuclear Program
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Race for Benin's Presidency Wide Open
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Press Freedom Group Says Information from US Internet Company Helped China
Jail Journalist
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Uneasy Calm in the Philippines After Impeachment Defeat
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Kazakh Presidential Vote to Be Held in December
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India, European Union Announce Expanded Relationship
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Sudanese Vice President Discusses Garang Investigation With Ugandan President
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Voter Turnout Light in Egypt's First Competitive Presidential Election
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Gaza's Former Security Chief Shot Dead
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Report: Iran Still Years Away from Nuclear Weapons
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Bid to Impeach Philippine President Fails
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Israel to Build New Housing in West Bank
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Egypt Readies for Election Amid Concerns About Fairness, Apathy
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Senior Rwandan Army General Arrested on Genocide Charges
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UN: Sub-Saharan Africa Living Standards Decline
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Constitutional Referendum Widens Cracks in Kenya's Government
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Iraqi Shi'ites and Sunni Leaders Try To Close the Wounds After Last Month's
Bridge Accident
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Nearly $ 4 Billion Pledged for Global Fund on Fighting Diseases
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North Korea Proposes Resumption Of Six-Way Nuclear Weapons Talks Next Week
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UN: Asylum Requests in Industrialized Countries Decline
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British Leader Signs Trade Deals, Discusses Human Rights With China
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AU Accuses Darfur Rebels of Destabilizing Region
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Indian Prime Minister Meets Kashmiri Separatist Leaders
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Egypt's Most Popular Party Not on Election Ballot
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NGOs, Donors Welcome Maoist Ceasefire in Nepal
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German Election Battle Goes Into Final Phase
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Israeli Official: 3,000 Homes to be Built in West Bank Settlement
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Iraqi Officials: 11 Dead in Suicide Attack
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Arroyo Expected to Survive Impeachment Vote
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Egyptian Rights Groups Call For Vote Against President
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Focus: Is There An Anti-Homosexual Campaign in Iran?
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Focus: Syria's Kurds Struggle for Rights
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Senate Postpones Confirmation Hearings for US Supreme Court Nominee
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Focus: Mexico Under Fox
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Bush Nominates Judge John Roberts to be Next Chief Justice
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Nepal Riot Police Use Tear Gas Against Pro-Democracy Protesters
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11 Dead in Afghan Attacks
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Egyptian Troops to Deploy on Gaza Border this Week
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Mubarak Expected to Win Egyptian Election
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UN, Sudan Say Peace Will Help Meet Development Goals
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US Supreme Court Chief Rehnquist Dies
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Campaigning Ends In Egypt Election
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Nepal Rebels Call Truce, Seek United Opposition to King
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Albanian President Asks Berisha to Form New Government
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Fuel Shortage Stalls Troop Deployment To Darfur
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Israeli Military to Complete Gaza Pullout by September 15
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Lebanon Issues New Arrest Warrants in Hariri Probe
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IAEA Urges Iran to Answer Questions about Nuclear Program
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Taleban Claim Killing Afghan Parliament Candidate, 4 Others
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US Congressmen Cautiously Optimistic About Nuclear Talks After North Korea
Visit
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Egyptian Judges Will Oversee Election, But Demand Independence
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Iraqis Demonstrate For and Against Draft Constitution
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Ethiopia's Ruling Party Wins Repeat Polls
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Israel Freezes Plans to Expand West Bank Settlement
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Pakistan, India Report Progress in Peace Efforts
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EU: No Military Attack Planned Against Iran
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Albanian Opposition Leader Declared Election Winner
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UN Human Rights Chief Asks China for Details on Execution Policies
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Funerals Held in Iraq for Muslim Pilgrims
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Thousands of Iraqi Shi'ites Hold Pro-Constitution Rally
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Economic Matters Stir Philippines' Political Pot
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Al-Qaida Claims Responsibility for London Subway Blast
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Ivory Coast Rebels Again Reject South African Mediation
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Sudan's New Parliament to Push for Darfur Peace Deal
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Bomb Attacks Target Southern Thailand
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Human Rights Watch Says Papua New Guinea Police Abuse Detainees
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EU Faces Showdown with Turkey Over Cyprus
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New Sudanese Vice President in Egypt on First Foreign Trip
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EU: Time Running Out for Iran to Suspend Nuclear Program
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Philippines Opposition Continues Impeachment Drive Against Arroyo Despite
Setback
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Iraqis Prepare for Mass Funerals of Pilgrims Killed in Baghdad Stampede
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Pakistan, Israel Establish First High-Level Contact
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China: North Korea Could Be Entitled to Civilian Nuclear Program
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Accused Cuban Plane Bomber Posada Carriles Drops Bid for US Asylum
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UN Investigator Says More People Likely Involved in Hariri Killing
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Sole Woman Tried for Rwandan Genocide Testifies
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Report Links North Korea's Food Shortages to Human Rights Abuses
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Chinese Leader Seeks to Dispel US Suspicions During Upcoming Trip
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Series of Bombing Attacks in Southern Thailand Kills 2
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US Presses Uzbekistan on Andijan Probe
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Poverty and Conflict Contribute the Spread of Infectious Diseases
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Africa's Poverty, Politics Give Diseases Big Advantage
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WHO Coordinates Global Surveillance of Infectious Diseases
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Iraq Reports Nearly 1,000 Pilgrims Killed in Baghdad Stampede
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Indonesia Releases Aceh Rebels Under Peace Deal Amnesty
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Indian Prime Minister to Meet with Kashmiri Separatists
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Newly-Elected Burundi President Appoints First Post-War Cabinet
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Jewish Settler Indicted in Killings of 4 Palestinian Workers
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Impeachment Effort Against Philippine President Seems to Falter
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Thousands of Observers to Monitor Afghan Poll
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Egyptian Opposition Calls for Repeal of Emergency Law
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Senegalese President Faces Uproar Over Proposed Election Delay
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Global Fund Predicts Resuming AIDS Grants to Uganda by October
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WFP Faces Funding Shortfall for Southern Africa
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Accused Cuban Plane Bomber Posada Appears at US Extradition Hearing
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Four Former Lebanese Officials Held in Hariri Killing, Ex-Legislator Released
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Russia Launches Extradition Process for Bosnian Serb War Crimes Suspect
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More Than 700 Killed in Iraq Stampede
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Iraqi Police Say More Than 600 Killed in Baghdad Stampede
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South Africa Says It Will Pursue Ivory Coast Mediation
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Netanyahu Announces Bid to Run Against Sharon for Likud Leadership
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UN Human Rights Chief Urges Ratification of Anti-Trafficking Agreements
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Heated Japanese Election Campaign Begins
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Lebanon Police Arrest Former Security Chiefs
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Presidential Campaign in Full Swing in Liberia
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Zimbabwe's Parliament Approves Controversial Amendments to Constitution
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India, Pakistan Agree to Prisoner Exchange
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UN Appeals for Aid to Hunger Victims in Malawi
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Egypt, Sharon Agree on Palestinian State, Disagree on Borders
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Reporters Without Borders Calls On EU to Intercede In Cuban Crackdown
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South Africa Ends Mediation Role in Ivory Coast
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Report: 1,000 Displaced Die Every Week in War-Torn Northern Uganda
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UN Diplomat Expresses Doubt About Ivory Coast Elections
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Sharon: Israel Will Not Keep All West Bank Settlements in Final Peace Deal
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US Outraged Over Kosovo Killings
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French President Urges Iran to Reconsider EU Nuclear Offer
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Iraqi Sunnis Protest Draft Constitution
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India, Pakistan Discuss Terrorism, Prisoner Exchange
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AIDS Activists, Experts Accuse Uganda, US Of Creating Condom Shortage
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North Korea Delays Return to Nuclear Talks
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Chirac: Turkey Must Negotiate with Whole EU, Including Cyprus
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UN Envoys Begin Crisis Talks on Summit Action Plan
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Accidental Explosion in West Bank Kills Two Palestinians
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Iraq's Sunni Arabs to Continue Efforts to Amend Charter Before Referendum
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Activists Threaten to Resume Oil Strikes in Ecuador
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Iraqi Constitution Presented to Parliament, Rejected by Sunnis
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Suicide Bomber Attacks Bus Station in Southern Israel
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Philippine Rebels Propose 10 Point Peace Agreement
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Chavez Supporters, Opponents Clash in Venezuela
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Western Sahara Rebels Seek Help From African Union on Prisoners
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Bomb on Philippine Ferry Injures 30
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Russian Train Derailed by Blast
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Burma Denies Coup Rumors
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Report: China Seeks North Asian Security Forum
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Suicide Bomber Hits Israeli Bus Station
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Panel Signs Iraqi Draft Constitution
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US Releases Iraq Prisoners, Constitution Talks at Critical Impasse
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Land Mine Blast Kills 6 in Nepal
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Mauritanian Government Asks UN for Help Organize Elections
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UN Attempts to Resolve Impasse in Somalia
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Senior Palestinian Militant Vows Attacks Against Israel Will Continue
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CIS Summit Reveals Rifts Among Former Soviet Countries
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Leader of German Left Party Criticizes Government
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Pro-Government Candidates in Pakistan Claim Lead in Phased Local Elections
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Egypt Links Ratification of Nuclear Test Ban Treaty to Israel
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China May be Preparing Another Crackdown on Ethnic Muslims in Xinjiang
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Iraq's Sunni Arab Ministers Raise New Objections to Constitution's Text
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US Soldier Killed, 4 Wounded in Afghanistan Bomb Attack
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Croatia Accuses Neighboring Slovenia of Territorial Aspirations
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Conflicting Reports on Status of Iraq Constitution Talks
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Saudi Arabia Arrest 41 Suspected Militants
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Iraq Awaits Sunnis' Response on Draft Constitution
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UNHCR Chief: Sudan Too Dangerous for Darfur Refugees to Return
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Ivory Coast Rebels Reject October Elections
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Ex-Hutu Rebel Sworn In as Burundi's New President
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Shi'ites Make Final Proposal to Sunnis on Iraq Constitution
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Nepalese Troops Killed in Clash with Maoists
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Sri Lanka to Hold Presidential Election by Year's End
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Russian Rights Group Compares Current State Of Country's Prisons To Gulags
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Iran to Submit New Nuclear Plans Ahead of Talks with EU
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Leaders of 12 Former Soviet Republics Hold Summit
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Thousands of Iraqis March in Support of Radical Cleric
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Chechen Guerrilla Leader Basayev Named to Separatist Government Post
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New Figures Show Population Increase in Israeli West Bank Settlements
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Serbian Government Crisis Suggests Early Elections
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Uzbek Senate Approves US Military Withdrawal
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Africa Health Ministers Declare State of Emergency for TB
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Final Preparations Under Way for Parliamentary Elections in Afghanistan
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Syria Ready to Cooperate with UN Hariri Investigation
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Experts Wonder if Israel's Settlement Evacuation Can Jumpstart Peace Talks
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Release of Former Haitian Paramilitary Leader Draws Condemnation
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Agreement Reached to End Oil Strike in Ecuador
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ASEAN Frustrated With Japan's Stance in Trade Talks
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Former Rebel Leader Sworn in as Burundi's President
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Deadlock Continues Over Iraq Constitution
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Nigeria Opens Bidding on New Oil Exploration Licenses
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Iraqi Violence Continues as Constitution Approval Stalls
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German Court Approves September's Early Election
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Rebels Reject October Elections in Ivory Coast
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Rebels Attack Market in Burundi's Capital Ahead of President's Swearing-In
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Hutu Rebels in DR Congo Given Month Deadline to Disarm
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EU Calls Ethiopian Elections Unfair
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10 Killed in Violence During Second Round of Pakistan Municipal Polls
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Ingushetia Prime Minister Injured in Bomb Attack
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Egypt's Kifaya Protests Keep Pressure on Mubarak
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Jews, 5 Palestinians Dead in New Violence
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Thai Prime Minister Dismisses Burma Coup Rumors
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Gaza Withdrawal Presents Hope, Challenge for Palestinians
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Iraq's Parliament Puts Off Constitutional Vote
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North, South Korea Fail to Resolve Issue of Abductees
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Iran Calls for Other Countries to Join Nuclear Talks
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Russia Arrests Bosnian Serb War Crimes Suspect
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Vote on Iraqi Constitution Again Delayed
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Still No Date Set for Resumption of North Korea Nuclear Talks
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Gunmen Attack Iraqi Convoy, At Least 6 Dead
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Iraqi Shi'ite Cleric Condemns Fighting
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Nepal's Political Parties, Maoist Rebels Consider Joining Forces
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Sudan, Darfur Rebels to Resume Peace Talks Next Month
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Egyptians and Palestinians Say Some Gaza Border Issues Unresolved
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Tension Builds in Ivory Coast after Threatened Coup
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UN Secretary General Calls for More Aid to Niger
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Pakistani President Confirms That Scientist Passed Nuclear Centrifuge
Knowledge to North Korea
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Rival Shi'ite Militias Clash in Baghdad, Najaf
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Kazakh President to Seek Another Term in Office
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Ahmadinejad Says Iran Will Offer New Nuclear Proposals
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Experts in Kosovo Exhume Graves Believed to Be Missing Serbs
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At Least 5 Killed as Insurgents Attack Iraqi Police
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Zimbabwe's Opposition Offers New Constitution To Parliament
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Kenya's New Constitution Draft Gets Mixed Review
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North Korea Pursues Charm Offensive in South
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China, Russia Exercises Highlight Growing Ties
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China, Japan Discuss North Korean Nuclear Talks
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UN Chief Determined to Get Food Aid to Niger
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Darfur Peace Talks Postponed Until September
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Egypt to Guard Gaza Border After Israeli Withdrawal
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Negotiators in Iraq Try to Iron Out Differences on Proposed Constitution
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Israel Evacuates Two Hard-Line West Bank Settlements
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UNHCR Chief Urges Sudan to Beef Up Security in Darfur
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At Least 7 Dead, 20 Wounded in Iraqi Suicide Bombing
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Election Official Killed as Congo Begins Voter Registration Drive
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Jurisdiction of Aceh's New Human Rights Tribunal in Dispute
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Reports: Scientists Conclude Weapons-Grade Uranium in Iran Came from Imported
Equipment
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Probe into British Police Shooting Due by End of Year
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Kenya Publishes Draft Constitution
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Sri Lankan Marxists Urge Government to be Tough with Tamil Rebels
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Armenia, Azerbaijan to Hold Talks on Disputed Nagorno-Karabakh Region
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US Downplays Differences with Seoul Over North Korea's Nuclear Program
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Prominent Islamic Cleric Among Those Detained in Bangladesh Bombings
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Burma Asks Global Fund to Reconsider Cutting Aid Funds
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Jordanian Police Arrest Suspect in Aqaba Attack
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Niger Crowds Welcome UN Secretary-General
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Iraqi Prime Minister: Most Constitutional Issues Resolved
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Israel Begins Evacuation of Two Hard-line West Bank Settlements
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Iraq Again Delays Vote on Draft Constitution
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Israel Evacuates Last Settlement in Gaza Strip
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Indonesian Soldiers Begin Withdrawing from Ace
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Aid Workers Raise Alarm over Violence in Somalia
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WHO: Most Poor Countries Will Not Meet Health Development Goals
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Former Ivory Coast Army Chief Threatens Coup
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Sri Lanka's President Appoints New Foreign Minister
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Cambodian Opposition Party Ends Boycott of Parliament
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UN Negotiations Underway On Genocide Agreement
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UNHCR Chief to Visit Refugee Camps in Sudan, Chad
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More Liberian Refugees Return Ahead of Elections
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Almost Half of Asian Children Live in Poverty
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Coalition and Afghan Security Forces Kill More Than 100 Militants
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China Sees Risk in Widening Income Gap
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Iraqi Negotiators Submit Constitution, More Work Ahead
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Ecuadorian Government, Protesters Preparing to Talk
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Israel Evacuates Last Gaza Settlement
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Chavez: US Imperialism 'Geatest Threat' Facing the World
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Israel Set to Evacuate Last Gaza Settlement
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Venezuela to Lend Oil to Protest Torn Ecuador
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Iraqi Negotiators Face Deadline for Accord on New Constitution
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Israel Resumes Gaza Evacuation
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Albania Holds Repeat Vote in 3 Parliamentary Districts
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Afghanistan Bombs Kill 4 US Troops, 2 Afghan Policemen
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Putin: Chechen Parliamentary Elections to be Held in November
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Pakistan's Ruling Party Claims Victory in Local Elections
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US, South Korea to Discuss North Korea Nuclear Issue
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US Military Probes Killing of Iraqi by US Marines
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Cuba, Panama Restore Full Diplomatic Relations
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Iraqi Suspect Arrested Over Jordan Rocket Attack Incident
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Report: North Korea Reactivates Nuclear Reactor
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Former Ivorian General Threatens to Oust President
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Abbas Signs Decree for Palestinian Authority Control of Evacuated Israeli
Settlements
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Japan's Prime Minister Launches Election Campaign
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Abbas: Palestinians Vote on January 25
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Colombia Orders Army Arrests in Indigenous Killing
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Human Rights Group Says Zimbabwe Secretly Scattering Homeless
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Calm Returns After Clashes Erupt During Strike in Bangladesh
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London's Metropolitan Police Review Use of Deadly Force Policy
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Ex-Hutu Rebel Elected President in Burundi
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Family Demands Truth About London Police Killing of Brazilian Man
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Gaza Evacuation Continues with Expected Completion Ahead of Schedule
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Kurdish Rebels Announce Unilateral Cease-Fire with Turkey
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Palestinian President Hails Gaza Withdrawal
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Norwegian Mediators say Sri Lanka's Rebels Agree to Talks
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Rocket Attack on US Ships Kills Jordanian Soldier
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Brazil to Conduct Own Probe into Fatal London Subway Shooting
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Kazakhstan Presidential Election Set for December
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Nigeria's Senate Moves to Cancel ICC Pact with US
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Israel Evacuates Most Gaza Settlers
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Gunmen Abduct and Kill 3 Sunni Arabs in Iraq
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Environment Experts End Global Warming Talks
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Milosevic Calls Seselj as Defense Witness in The Hague
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Brazilian Finance Minister Accused of Receiving Bribes
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Rwanda Genocide Suspect Sent to The Hague
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US Urges Action on Western Sahara After Prisoner Release
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Global Fund Halts $ 98 Million Contribution to AIDS Fight in Burma
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WFP Still Facing Funding Shortfall For Niger
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German Court Sentences Terrorism Suspect to 7 Years
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Ecuadorean Oil Exports Cut as Troops Move Against Protests
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Ex-Hutu Rebel Nkurunziza Becomes Burundi's New President
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Lawyers: 'Lies' Abound in Case of Brazilian Killed by London Police
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UN: Darfur Conditions Continue to Worsen
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Israeli Troops Meet Stiff Resistance, Threats as They Evacuate Hardline Gaza
Holdouts
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Burundi Parliament Set to Name President
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Sri Lanka's President Seeks Urgent Talks with Tamil Tigers
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US Soldiers Killed in Roadside Bomb Blast in Iraq
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Putin Calls for Timetable for Withdrawal of Foreign Troops from Iraq
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Saudi Troops Kill Kingdom's Al-Qaida Ringleader
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Rebels in Western Sahara Release Last Moroccan POWs
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Security Concerns in Bangladesh Rise
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US Soldiers Killed in Afghan Bomb Blast
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Experts Say International Sanctions Add to Burma's HIV/AIDS Problems
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Nigerian Police Take Course in Human Rights
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Pakistanis Vote for Local Councils
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Southern African Summit Promotes Integration
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Zimbabwe Moves to Change Constitution
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South African Police Raid Homes, Offices Connected to Sacked Deputy President
Zuma
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New Iran Cabinet Dominated by Hardliners
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Russia, China Join Forces in War Games
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Sri Lanka Extends Emergency Rule, Following Foreign Minister's Assassination
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Taleban Frees Kidnapped Lebanese Engineer
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Protesters Demand Ouster of Brazilian President
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Focus Shifts to Hard-Line Holdouts as Forced Evacuation of Gaza Settlements
Enters Second Day
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43 Dead in Baghdad Car Bombings
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Report: London Police 'Gave False Information' on Shooting of Innocent Man
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Israeli Gunman Opens Fire on West Bank Palestinians
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Bangladesh Rattled by 400 Small Bombs, Two Dead
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Norwegian Peace Brokers Meet Top Tamil Rebel Negotiator
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Ivory Coast Rebels to Decide on Future of South African Mediation
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Egyptian Presidential Candidates Launch Campaigns
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South Korean President Meets Delegation from Pyongyang
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Campaigning Begins for Afghanistan's Parliamentary Polls
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New Peruvian Prime Minister Sworn in
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Republic of Congo Court Acquits All Defendants in Refugee Massacre Case
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Three Bombs Explode in Central Baghdad in Coordinated Attack
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Indonesia Reduces Sentences for Muslim Cleric, Bali Bombers
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Israel Begins Forced Evacuation of Gaza Settlers
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Bangladesh Hit By Scores of Bomb Explosions
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Sharon Appeals to Settlers to Cooperate
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Indonesian President Ready to Resolve Papua Conflict
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Israel's Defense Chief Promises Tough Action Against Gaza Pullout Opponents
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17 Spanish Troops Killed in NATO Helicopter Crash in Afghanistan
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North Koreans Make Historic Visit to South Korea's Parliament
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Israeli Troops Take Control of Gaza's Largest Jewish Settlement
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Ethiopia Opposition Boycotts Poll in Somali Region
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Chechen Official Puts War Death Toll At 160,000
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Colombian Police: Two Priests Killed in Ambush by Rebels
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Study Finds Pattern Behind Zimbabwe Vote Irregularities
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UN Appeals for More Food Aid for Mali
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Defiant Settlements Vow to Resist Gaza Evacuation
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Taleban Threatens to Kill Kidnapped Lebanese Engineer
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Three Zimbabwe Newspapers Accused of Receiving Secret Government Funding
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Food Crisis in Niger Threatens Nomads with Extinction
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Zimbabwe Officials Rule Out Talks with Opposition
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Indonesian Government, Aceh Rebels Sign Peace Deal
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Iraq's National Assembly Sets New Deadline for Constitution
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Sharon Calls Gaza Pullout Vital For Israel's Future
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Sri Lanka Cremates Slain Foreign Minister Amid Peace Plan Fears
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Hamas Pledges Calm as Gaza Pullout Begins
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Violence Mars India's Independence Day
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Cambodian Prime Minister Warns No Khmer Rouge Tribunal Without More Aid
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New Kyrgyz President Names Ex-Security Chief Acting Prime Minister
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Cambodian Opposition Lawmaker Returns Home Despite Threat of Prosecution
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Car Bomb Explodes in Chechnya, One Killed
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Hunger to Worsen in Africa Unless World Acts, Researchers Warn
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Iran's President Names New Nuclear Policy Chief
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Koizumi Apologizes for Japan's World War II Legacy
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Six Suspected Taleban Killed, 15 Captured in Afghanistan
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Israeli Settlement Evacuation Begins Amid Protests
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Iraqi Lawmakers Delay Meeting on Constitution
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