Israel Strikes Hamas,
Palestinian Leaders Postpone Peace Meeting
Violence over past week raises fears that
two-month old Palestinian unity government could collapse
US, Iranian Officials to
Discuss Iraq Iranian
Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki says meeting scheduled for May 28
will focus on security and stability Pakistan, Afghan Troops Again
Clash Along Border Latest
violence erupted along border area dividing Pakistan's tribal
Kurram Agency from Afghanistan's Paktia province
US Senate Rejects Measure to
Cut Off Funds for Iraq War White
House praises vote, but some Senate Democrats say support building for
effort to limit funding for unpopular war Korean Trains Cross North-South
Border for First Time in 56 Years
Test
runs were short, but by the time the two trains had each crossed the
border between North and South Korea and returned, they had made
history Army General Joins White House
Staff as War Coordinator Choice of
Lieutenant General Douglas Lute follows lengthy search for new manager
to oversee wars in Iraq and Afghanistan Health Conditions Deteriorate
in Chad's Camps for Displaced
Clinics run by international agencies try to contain and treat
diseases that circulate in often waste-infested tight living
conditions US Settlement Offer Provides
Hope, Tension Among Nepal's Bhutan Refugees Tensions are between those refugees who wish to accept
offer, and those who insist on returning to Bhutan
Republican US Presidential
Contenders More Aggressive in Debate
New
York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani may have helped himself with statement
on 9/11 terrorist attacks West Nile Virus Killing Several
North American Bird Species Finding is
stark example of potential havoc invasive species can wreak
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