Bush weighs Sept 11 commission suggestions in Crawford
President Bush, speaking from Crawford via videoconference, reviews the panel’s 40 plus recommendations and weighs possible action in coming days. White House aides caution on announcements this week as the Democratic National Convention unfolds.
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Israel redraws West Bank barrier route after court order
Israel plans a new West Bank barrier path closer to the 1967 line to ease Palestinian hardship. The route will be reviewed by Prime Minister Sharon and Defense Minister Mofaz after a Supreme Court directive. ICJ had called for full demolition. The Gaza pullout plan proceeds amid large protests and a political shakeup as Palestinian PM Qureia considers reforms and Arafat’s authority.
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Yudhoyono Faces Sept Runoff For Indonesian Presidency
Final results from Indonesia show Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono with 33.5 percent and Megawati Sukarnoputri with 26.6 percent in the July vote, prompting a September 20 runoff after no candidate won a majority. A pre-runoff bomb at the election commission raised concerns over possible violence.
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Americans wounded in Afghanistan blast near Humvee
A bomb exploded near a U S military Humvee about 35 miles east of Qalat in Zabul province injuring three American soldiers and their Afghan interpreter with burns but not critical. A police chief escaped a similar blast in Kandahar and an election worker died in a Taliban area.
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EU and US push for U N sanctions on Sudan over Darfur
The European Union and United States urge U N sanctions if Sudan does not curb the Darfur violence. Sudan opposes sanctions and seeks more time while Kofi Annan plans African leaders talks and aid groups warn of urgent needs amid fighting between rebels and pro government militas.
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