Pope Benedict moves to papal apartment at Vatican
The Vatican reports Pope Benedict XVI will deliver his first Sunday noon blessing from the papal apartment overlooking St. Peter's Square. He moved into the sealed residence Saturday after being elected, a rite echoing John Paul II’s long public welcome.
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North Korea Denounces Bush Over Nuclear Crisis Remarks
North Korea's Foreign Ministry called President Bush immoral and a dictator after his remarks on Kim Il Jong. The KCNA statement condemned Bush as a tyrant and warned the nuclear crisis would not be resolved while he remains in office, signaling a breakdown of six nation talks.
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Tehran signals restart of uranium enrichment activities
Iran says enrichment related activities likely to resume within a week at its Isfahan uranium conversion facility, possibly without renewing Natanz enrichment. EU negotiators seek guarantees Iran will not weaponize its nuclear program. IAEA not yet informed.
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