Bethlehem siege ends as militants exiled from Church of the Nativity
Israel ends 39 day siege at the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem. Thirteen fighters flown to European exile, 26 released to the Gaza Strip amid a large police and civilian release. Israeli forces mass on the Gaza border after a Hamas bombing.
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Hanssen avoids death sentence in espionage case
Former FBI agent Robert Hanssen was sentenced to life in prison for two decades of spying for Moscow. He admitted guilt and agreed to reveal all damaging disclosures to avoid the death penalty. The case linked to Aldrich Ames raises broader security measures inside the FBI and intelligence agencies.
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Cubans push reform as Carter visit looms
Activists hand National Assembly 1 020 signatures in a bid for a referendum on Cuba's road to reforms. Project Varela aims to loosen one party rule with nonviolent petitioning. Carter arrives Sunday for a five day visit and may meet organizers.
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Mourning Fortuyn Boosts Support for Dutch Party
Tens of thousands bid farewell to Pim Fortuyn, the slain Dutch politician. Mourners from Amsterdam and beyond fill streets and bridges as a public viewing begins for his coffin in Driehuis Westerveld. Police charge a 32 year old suspect Volkert van der Graaf with the killing as May elections approach.
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