ElBaradei and IAEA Win 2005 Nobel Peace Prize
Mohamed ElBaradei, head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, and the Vienna based agency share the 2005 Nobel Peace Prize. The scope highlights ElBaradei’s tenure overseeing IAEA efforts including cataloging and dismantling Libya’s nuclear weapons program.
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Six U.S. Marines Die in Iraqi Bomb Blasts Amid Constitution Push
In western Iraq a six day U S offensive ends as military reports 50 insurgents killed and six Marines die in roadside blasts near Qaim Sadah and Karmah. Campaigning for the Oct 15 referendum continues as copies of the draft constitution trickle out and Sunni leaders threaten a boycott.
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ElBaradei and IAEA Win 2005 Nobel Peace Prize
Mohamed ElBaradei and the IAEA won the 2005 Nobel Peace Prize in Vienna. He framed the award as validation of diplomacy over confrontation and noted a constructive call with U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. He stressed cooperation in multilateral forums to curb nuclear proliferation and reduce tensions with Washington over Iran and Iraq.
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Shiite Leader Endorses Constitution in Iraq Vote
Shiite and Kurdish leaders back the constitution while Sunnis oppose it. Radical cleric Muaqtada al-Sadr, one of the Shiite figures who criticized the document, urged his followers to vote yes boosting the pro constitution side.
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New York mayor defends going public on subway threat
Mayor Michael Bloomberg and the police chief defended revealing a alleged subway bombing threat. Police intensified security as a third suspect was arrested and authorities probed a possible fourth participant while Washington officials questioned the credibility of the informant.
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