Militants claim they shot down helicopter in Iraq
A car bomb at a Shiite mosque in Baghdad killed eight and wounded 20 as insurgents claimed to have downed a Russian-made helicopter carrying 11 civilians, including six Americans. Police sealed the area after the blast at Al Subeih mosque in New Baghdad.
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Japanese premier apologizes for World War II aggression
Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi expressed deep remorse for colonial rule and aggression in Asia at a Jakarta summit. China dismissed the remarks, urging actions over words as about 80 lawmakers toured a Tokyo war shrine hours earlier, stirring tensions ahead of Tokyo's UN Security Council bid.
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Pope Benedict keeps Vatican leadership intact with open tone
Benedict XVI acts to guarantee continuity by reappointing the Vatican hierarchy and signaling openness. He greets crowds in white as he plans an outdoor installation and a journalist meeting while inviting Rome rabbi Riccardo di Segni to the Mass.
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