Million Taiwan protesters rally against China security law
About one million demonstrators filled Taipei streets to denounce a Chinese law authorizing force against Taiwan if it seeks independence. The marchers traveled from across the island to the Presidential Office, organized by private groups with ties to President Chen’s party.
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Mine kills four U S soldiers near Kabul in Afghanistan
A land mine explosion south of Kabul killed four U S soldiers during a patrol near Logar Province. Investigators say the mine was likely old, not freshly laid, while a Taliban spokesman claimed responsibility. The incident raises questions about remaining dangers as U S forces train the Afghan army amid ongoing insurgency.
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Iraqi leader predicts new government within days
Shiite politician Ibrahim al Jaafari expected to become Iraq's next prime minister and said a government could be formed in days, ending two months of tense talks after the first free elections in decades. Insurgents attacked a Baghdad convoy, killing two U.S. soldiers and wounding others as Congress members met Iraqi leaders to review progress toward a new political and security framework. The National Assembly has sworn in, but a second session is delayed over cabinet post allocations.
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