Poland marks independence anniversary amid new era of talks
Warsaw held official ceremonies to commemorate Poland's 1918 independence after four decades of communist rule. Crowds marched to the tomb of the unknown soldier as banners and leaflets recalled the nation’s partitions and return to freedom. Solidarity leader Wałęsa urged talks with the government and an end to uncoordinated strikes.
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RNC suspends ballot security director amid voter intimidation claims
The Republican National Committee suspends Jack Kelly of New York from all activities as state probes consider allegations of intimidating urban voters on Election Day during New Jersey governor race coverage. The move follows the GOP security task force actions in New Jersey.
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Romans possibly locate original London Bridge foundation
Archaeologists tracing the Thames river edge near Upper Thames Street think they have found the foundation site of the first London Bridge built by Romans nearly two millennia ago. The 30 foot deep oak square structure could be a bridge pier, with high probability but not certainty.
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Anglo Irish Studies urging closer Britain Ireland ties
London and Dublin published a joint 40 page study on improving relations between Britain and Ireland. Officials call for reduced suspicion and cross border cooperation to bring criminals to justice. The report cites no immediate impact.
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Palestinian self rule talks gain focus at Cairo meeting
Egyptian and Israeli and U S negotiators in Cairo discussed a framework for an autonomous council to govern Gaza and the West Bank amid stalled progress. Egypt pressed a halt to settlements and a memorandum on autonomy, while Israel pushed for a narrower agreement before Sinai withdrawal. Riyadh hosted Arab leaders endorsing the peace plan and planning broader support ahead of an Arab League session in Morocco.
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