Train hits slabs but no injuries near Dortmund
A high speed train carrying 200 passengers struck six metal slabs on tracks near Dortmund in western Germany. The driver braked, dragging the slabs for about 400 yards at 56 mph, but the train did not derail and no one was hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Dortmund
Sri Lanka vote yields United Peoples Freedom Alliance lead
President Chandrika Kumaranatunga's United Peoples Freedom Alliance won 105 seats in Sri Lanka's 225 member Parliament, eight short of a majority, as former PM Ranil Wickremesinghe's party earned 82 seats. Coalition talks began with smaller parties to form a government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombo
Sri Lanka
Chandrika Kumaratunga
United Peoples Freedom Alliance
National Election Commission
Ranil Wickremesinghe
Fifth Madrid bomber remains found after police raid
Spanish interior minister said the ringleader and three other suspects were killed in a blast during a raid on a Madrid suburb. A special forces officer died and 15 police were injured as 24 arrests were made since the March 11 train bombings that killed 191. Detonators and dynamite were found in rubble. remains of Fakhet and two others identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight Ridder
Madrid
Spain
Angel Acebes
Acebes
EFE
al-Qai
Jamal Zougam
Sarhane Ben Abdelmajid Fakhet
Fakhet
el Pais
Javier Torrantera
Uzbekistan appeals for foreign aid amid terrorism claims
In Tashkent, Foreign Minister Safaev tied last week's attacks to global terrorism and urged the US and Europe not to cut aid. He downplayed a homegrown threat while noting possible remnants of the Movement of Uzbekistani Islam. Human rights groups cite prison abuses as a concern for continued lending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Tashkent
Uzbekistan
United States
Europe
Sadyk Safayev
Madrid
Istanbul
Bali
Islamic Movement of
Safayev
U.S. State Department
European Bank For Reconstruction and Development
State Department
U.S. Allies to Stay in Charge of Iraqi Security
Iraq's defense minister Ali Allawi and intelligence chief Mohammed al Shehwani were named Sunday as U.S.-led coalition officials stressed security remains in American and allied hands beyond June 30 handover. Officials warned consolidation will take time amid deadly clashes and debates in Washington over post sovereignty plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Baghdad
Iraq
Ali Allawi
Mohammed al-Shehwani
Iraqi National Intelligence Service
U.S
Pentagon
Defense Ministry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Statue of Liberty
NEW York
National Parks Service
Congress
New York Times
Ljubljana
Slovenia
Yugoslavia
President’s Party
Aline
Pia el Christian Bookstore
Assembly of God
Blairs Ferry Road
N.E
Wal-Mart
Fakher
Abdennabi Koujaa
Asri Rifaat Anouar
Torrantera
Acedes
Leganes
Special Forces
Nepal
Gyanendra
Katmandu
Ree
Suee
Moro Coe Eat
Windowworldinc.com
Cedar
Tours
Lowa
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Richard Lugar
ABC
Bush Administration
Coalition Provisional Authority
CPA
Lugar
State Farm Bank
State Farm
Bloomington
Illinois
Statefarm.com