Guerrilla car bomb kills 11 in Kashmir attack
In Srinagar, Hezb ul Mujahedeen claimed responsibility for a two-explosion attack that lured police and journalists with a decoy grenade before a car bomb killed 11 and wounded 19. Pakistan-based group said it opted to show strength after ceasing cease-fire talks.
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Chavez Meets Saddam in Iraqi Landmark Visit
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez defied the United States by meeting Iraqi President Saddam Hussein in Baghdad the first head of state to visit Iraq since the 1991 Gulf War. He crossed from Iran honoring a U.N. flight ban and spoke of boosting OPEC.
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Ex-dictator Suharto undergoes routine brain scan
Former Indonesian dictator Suharto, 79, who faces a corruption trial, had a 30 minute brain scan and checkup at Pertamina Hospital in Jakarta. Doctors called the procedure routine and said he was not sick, but results were not immediately available. He often returns for checkups. He is accused of siphoning at least 570 million dollars from state funds via charities.
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