Hezbollah leader calls for mass protests to topple Lebanese government
Hezbollah chief Nasrallah urged followers to prepare nonviolent demonstrations to remove Lebanon's government if it rejects forming a national unity coalition. He attacked the Bush administration and Rice, labeling them as influencing a government he calls Washington's puppet. The speech offered no protest date.
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U S Russia sign key trade accord to join WTO
Russia and the United States signed a landmark trade agreement in Hanoi, removing the final hurdle in Moscow’s 13 year path to WTO membership. The deal struck during a Pacific Rim meeting signals renewed confidence in Russia’s integration into global trade.
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India tests Prithvi nuclear capable missile in Bay of Bengal
India successfully tested a medium range nuclear capable Prithvi missile from Chandipur in Orissa into the Bay of Bengal. The un named official said the test followed Pakistan's separate test of its Ghauri Hatf 5 missile three days earlier.
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Syrian minister urges timetable for U.S. withdrawal
Syria's foreign minister Walid Muallem called for a timetable to end the U.S. troop presence in Iraq amid a surge of violence that left at least 112 dead nationwide and many bodies dumped in three cities. He spoke in Baghdad during a high profile visit seeking regional cooperation.
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McCain Calls for More Troops to Stabilize Iraq
Sen. John McCain said the United States must deploy an overwhelming force to stabilize Iraq or risk greater vulnerability to terrorist attacks at home and in the region. He issued the warning Sunday as a leading GOP candidate for 2008.
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Thousands protest Army facility at Fort Benning in Columbus
Demonstrators marching for years to shut the SOA Watch led protest outside Fort Benning with 14 000 to 22 000 participants. Sixteen protesters, including two grandmothers, breached fences and were arrested for trespassing, facing potential six month jail terms and fines up to 5000 dollars.
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Presidents to grace dollar coins in new four-year series
The U S Mint plans a four year dollar coin program starting in 2007. Washington Adams Jefferson and Madison will appear on the coins with a different president shown every three months. The public votes to determine acceptance of the new series.
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