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President Bush, left, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, second from left, and others leave the White House to attend Middle East peace conference in Annapolis, 27 Nov 2007 Diplomats Converge on Annapolis for Middle East Conference  Audio Clip Available
Senior officials from nearly 50 countries gather to launch final-status peace negotiations between Israel and Palestinians

Pakistani President General Pervez Musharraf salutes as he listens to the national anthem during the farewell ceremony at General Headquarters in Rawalpindi, 27 Nov 2007 Pakistan's Musharraf Attends Military Farewell Ceremonies  Audio Clip Available
Officials say General Musharraf to retire Wednesday, when his successor General Ashfaq Kayani takes over

President Bush speaks as he and Japan's Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda make joint statements, 16 Nov 2007 US, Iraq Agree to Principles for Future Relationship  Audio Clip Available
Officials say Presidents Bush, Maliki signed declaration of principles for talks during teleconference Monday

Sung Kim (file photo) Nuclear Envoys Arrive in N. Korea to Assess Disablement Progress
Senior US diplomat Sung Kim tells reporters in Beijing representatives feel they are making progress

Riot police face young residents of Villiers-le-Bel, while a garbage truck burns in the background, during clashes late Monday, 26 Nov 2007 French Riot Police Injured During Clashes in Paris Suburb  Audio Clip Available
Violence reminiscent of 2005, when rioting in immigrant-heavy suburbs near French capital spread across the country

Chinese boy holds 'Barbie and Tanner' toy made by Mattel in Shanghai department store, 16 Aug 2007 EU, Chinese Leaders to Discuss Controversial Trade Issues  Audio Clip Available
In recent months, China has scrambled to clamp down on poor quality goods to try to build confidence in 'made in China' label

Dalai Lama speaks at a news conference at Kogakkan University in Ise, Japan, 17 Nov 2007 China Quickly Condemns Dalai Lama's Call for Referendum on Succession  Audio Clip Available
Dalai Lama says his successor will be chosen outside of Tibet if he dies in exile

Kenya EU Election Observers in Kenya to Monitor Poll  Audio Clip Available
European Union team so far consists of 11 election experts based in Nairobi, 38 long-term observers who will head to locations in Kenya's eight provinces beginning Wednesday

President Laurent Gbagbo Ivory Coast President, Prime Minister Talk Ahead of Rebel Areas Visit
Ivory Coast leaders meet in Burkina Faso as they try to reunite their divided country

Rescuers pull a victim of a collapsed bridge at Kalapara, 160 kilometers (100 miles) south of Dhaka, 24 Nov 2007 Oxfam Says Climate Change Hits Poor Hardest  Audio Clip Available
International humanitarian agency report says natural disasters have risen from 120 annually in 1980s to 500 today

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