Europe marks Auschwitz liberation 56th anniversary
Europe observes the 56th anniversary of Auschwitz liberation with Holocaust memorials across cities from London to Warsaw. Leaders, survivors, and officials pledge to remember intolerance's consequences, honoring six million Jews and other victims.
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IMF trims global growth forecast amid US slowdown
IMF deputy director Stanley Fischer said the downturn in the United States will lower the world growth estimate from 4.2 percent to about 3.5 percent but the IMF expects no global recession. He warned Japan faces impact from reduced US demand for electronics as Mori touts a near complete rebound. Protesters clashed with police near Davos as World Economic Forum discussions continued.
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Peace talks in Egypt end with upbeat tone no firm accord
In Taba Egypt six day Israeli Palestinian talks concluded with a positive atmosphere and claims of substantial progress though major gaps remained. Barak and Arafat may meet in Europe next week to push a deal before Israel's February 6 elections.
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