North Korea Pressures Talks Amid Nuclear Negotiations
North Korea accused the United States of steering the region toward war as second day talks on its nuclear programs continued in Beijing. U S negotiator James Kelly avoided questions and said the sides had talks as discussions were set to end Friday. Kelly planned to travel to Seoul to meet South Korean officials. North Korea seeks economic aid in exchange for concessions.
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Palestinian bomber kills guard at Kfar Saba station
A Palestinian death by own action bomber killed a guard during rush hour at Kfar Saba station near Tel Aviv. Ten bystanders were wounded as the bomber detonated explosives during station checks. The incident follows the formation of a new Palestinian Cabinet aiding a U.S. backed peace road map.
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Beijing shuts major hospital over SARS fears
The People's Hospital of Peking University was disinfected and more than 2,000 staff moved as Beijing closed the facility amid severe acute respiratory syndrome concerns. Hong Kong experts warned the disease may be deadlier than believed and WHO caution affected travel to Toronto. Singapore refurbished a drug camp to enforce home quarantine. Worldwide deaths exceeded 260 with over 4,300 cases.
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Winnie Madikizela Mandela found guilty of fraud
Winnie Madikizela Mandela and her adviser Addy Moolman were convicted in Pretoria of theft and fraud involving 120000 dollars. The ex wife of Nelson Mandela faces potential sentences up to fifteen years while the magistrate read the two and a half hour verdict.
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War trophies seized at airports spark Iraqi heritage probe
U.S. authorities pursue charges and investigations as war trophies and Iraqi artifacts taken by Americans surface at Washington Boston and London airports. One Fox News contractor Benjamin Johnson faces charges for smuggling 12 paintings from a Baghdad palace.
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