Chechen blamed in death of U S journalist Paul Klebnikov
Prosecutors said they solved the July murder of Forbes Russia editor Paul Klebnikov linking the hit to Khozh-Akhmed Nukhayev, a former Chechen separatist official. Four suspects named. two in custody, two at large, with skepticism over motive and possible political pressure.
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Israel protests EU Hamas talks amid West Bank gains
In Jerusalem Israel objects to rising EU contact with Hamas and urges keeping the group on its terrorist list. Hamas officials say they meet European diplomats regularly, while EU denies formal talks though meetings may be inevitable after Hamas wins local town elections.
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Britain orders probe into security breach at Sandhurst
Defense Secretary John Reid ordered an immediate investigation after a journalist using a camera and a fake bomb gained access to the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in Surrey where Prince Harry is training. The Sun claimed video showed Harry, which Clarence House disputed.
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