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 N Korea 'sent uranium to Libya'
The
UN atomic agency is investigating reports that North Korea secretly
sent uranium to Libya when Tripoli was trying to develop nuclear
weapons. | Diplomats quoted by The New York Times said the agen...
(photo: Getty Images file) BBC News
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 Official Compares Israeli Action to Nazi's
JERUSALEM
May 23, 2004 — An Israeli Cabinet minister on Sunday said the army's
demolition of Palestinian homes in the Gaza Strip reminded him of
actions the Nazis took against his family during ... (photo: WN/Ahmed Al
Khateeb) ABC News
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 Iraqi deputy minister, university dean escape assassination tries
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Related stories Iraq Notebook: U.S. says Geneva rules didn't fully
apply BAGHDAD, Iraq — Two Iraqi officials narrowly escaped assassination
attempts yesterday, inc... (photo: WN) Seattle Times
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 Premier Congratulates India's Singh on Taking Office
Chinese
Premier Wen Jiabao Saturday congratulated Manmohan Singh on taking
office as India's prime minister and said China looks forward to working
with his government to... (photo: WN) China Internet Information Center
Asia China India Photos Politics |
 Convicted Bali bomber threatens Howard
In
an interview from death row in Indonesia, Bali bomber Mukhlas said he
would "butcher" Australian Prime Minister John Howard if given the
chance. | "If John Howard appe... (photo: Getty Images) Globe and Mail
A Pacific Australia Indonesia Photos Terrorism |
 Union chief warns Ahern over break-up of Aer Rianta
By
Niamh Connolly | Jack O'Connor, the president of Siptu, has
warnedTaoiseach Bertie Ahern that advancing Aer Rianta's break-up at
cabinet this week would "constitute a ... (photo: EC) The Post IE
Economy Europe Ireland Photos Politics |
 Report: US general witnessed Iraq abuse
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military police commander at Abu Ghraib prison is to testify that the
top US general in Iraq witnessed some of the abuses. | The Washington
Post on Saturday quoted a mi... (photo: U.S. Air Force) Al Jazeera
Human Rights Iraq Photos Terrorism US |
 Putin changes his tune on Kyoto
CRITICAL
MASS: The environmental protocol, which had appeared dead, got new life
when the Russian president obtained WTO concessions in exchange for his
support | "Putin ... (photo: WN) Taipei Times
Environment Europe Photos Politics Russia |
 Kerry considers delaying nomination
MONEY
GAME: In order to avoid getting outspent for five weeks, the Democratic
US presidential candidate is thinking of formally accepting his
nomination at a later date |... (photo: Getty Images) Taipei Times
Election Massachusetts Photos Politics US |
 Japanese stocks advance, TAIEX gains
SPREADING
GROWTH: Although most of the regional stock indexes advanced for the
week on evidence of an economic recovery, Indonesia, the Philippines and
China fell | Japan... (photo: Getty Images ) Taipei Times
Asia Business Economy Japan Photos |
 Bush suffers minor abrasions in fall from bicycle
CRAWFORD,
Texas - US President George W. Bush suffered minor abrasions after
falling off a mountain bike while cycling on his Texas ranch on
Saturday, the White House sai... (photo: White House file) Khaleej Times
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