Iraq lifts 19 year sanctions on weapons and nuclear power
The United Nations council endorses ending 19 year sanctions on weapons and civilian nuclear power for Iraq. It will return oil and gas revenue control to Baghdad next summer and settle remaining oil for food program claims. Some sanctions stay until disputes with Kuwait are resolved.
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Migrants Die as Boat Crashes on Australian Cliffs
A wooden boat carrying up to 100 migrants slammed into jagged rocks off Christ mas Island in rough seas. At least 28 people died and 44 were rescued as rescuers searched the stormy shore. The disaster highlights the perilous crossings from Indonesia to Australia undertaken by refugees fleeing war and poverty.
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Moscow tighter after clashes detain over 1000 people
In Moscow and several Russian cities police detained more than 1,000 people to avert further clashes between racist hooligans and Muslim minorities following weekend riots in the capital that left dozens injured. An arsenal including traumatic guns knives and metal bars was seized, according to police spokesman Viktor Biryukov.
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Border Patrol Agent Killed in Nogales Shootout
Agent Brian A. Terry, 40, died after a gun battle with bandits near the Nogales border area while awaiting with three colleagues. One suspect wounded. FBI investigation opened. Union leader T J Bonner identified the group as smugglers known for targeting illegal migrants along the border. No other agents injured.
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Soyuz Crew Blasts Off on ISS Mission
Russia's Dmitry Kondratyev NASA astronaut Catherine Coleman and ESA's Paolo Nespoli launched on Soyuz TMA-20 from Baikonur Kazakh soil en route to the International Space Station with a planned Friday docking.
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Plot to Bomb U S and Europe Revealed by Insurgents
Iraqi authorities say captured insurgents confess al Qaida planned death by own action attacks in the United States and Europe during the Christmas season. A senior U S intelligence official calls the threat credible. The Stockholm bombing was cited as an example.
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