Gulf States open door to peaceful nuclear program
The Gulf Cooperation Council says it will study a common peaceful nuclear energy program amid U S and allies' Iran weapon concerns. In Vienna, U S and Western allies consider U N Security Council sanctions on Iran even if Russia and China veto or abstain.
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Secretive U S panel reviews foreign business deals
Washington reports a surge in foreign deals reviewed for U S security risks to nearly 100 this year, up from 65 last year. Some anxious firms seek approval even for sales with no clear security questions, lawyers and officials say amid controversy over a Dubai owned company's port bid.
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Baby abducted after unpaid smuggling fee in Fort Myers
Fort Myers police say a baby boy Bryan Dos Santos Gomes was kidnapped at knifepoint as payment when his Brazilian parents failed to pay smugglers in full. The incident highlights an illegal entry case and kidnapping tied to unresolved smuggling debts.
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Attack on Darfur refugee convoy leaves 30 civilians dead
Militamen on horseback ambushed a refugee convoy in western Darfur between El Geneina and Sirba, killing 30 civilians. Investigators from the African Union and United Nations were taken hostage by rioters during the attack.
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Pinochet dies at 91 after decades of power
Augusto Pinochet the Chilean dictator who toppled a democratically elected government died at 91 in Santiago Military Hospital after a heart attack. Thousands gathered outside the hospital as supporters mourned and opponents lamented his crimes.
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Beirut protesters demand government resign amid siege stance
Hundreds of thousands gather in downtown Beirut demanding that Sunni Prime Minister Fuad Saniora and his cabinet step down. Hezbollah and allies camp in central Beirut, threatening further action as demonstrations widen and tensions rise amid regional shifts.
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Tearful Karzai Decries Children’s Deaths Amid War
Afghan President Hamid Karzai spoke tearfully about civilian deaths blamed on NATO US bombs and Pakistani militants. He lamented that Afghan children die as insurgents attack NATO forces and as the coalition fights terrorists. NATO officials said militants killed in Musa Qala were far fewer than initial estimates.
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