Iraqi, US forces Step Up
Baghdad Security Crackdown Iraqi
Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki announced official beginning of new
security plan Wednesday Abbas Postpones Unity
Government Speech to Palestinians
Officials say delay caused by dispute concerning power-sharing
deal Fatah, Hamas signed last week in Mecca, Saudi Arabia
29 on Trial For 2004 Madrid
Train Bombing Spanish
authorities believe al-Qaida was behind attack, which destroyed four
packed commuter trains in Madrid's main station on March 11,
2004 Koreas Announce Resumption of
High-Level Meetings Nuclear
weapons deal reached this week in Beijing has provided momentum for
North Korea, South Korea to resume high-level contacts
Nuclear Issue Prompts Debate on
US Iranian Policy Debate
comes before new report is to be issued on Iran's compliance with
UN resolutions on its nuclear program Blair, Karzai Press Pakistan on
Cooperation on Taleban Leaders
discuss increasing violence in Afghanistan during London
talks Chirac Calls For Sudan to
Accept Peacekeepers in Darfur More than
30 African heads of state are in Cannes, France, for biennial summit
aimed at strengthening France's relations with Africa
Hidden Homosexuality in Senegal
Presents Challenge to HIV Prevention
In
Senegal, homosexuality is considered a moral crime punishable by up to
five years in prison and $3,000 fine Central Bank's Bernanke
Upbeat about US Economy Federal
Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke tells Senate committee that, while
US economic growth is moderating, inflationary pressures have
receded Archaeologists Find Prehistoric
Stone Hammers Used by Chimps Same stone
tools are used by chimps today, raising possibility that humans and
apes derive from common ancestor
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