Norwegian killer Breivik demands shock list of reforms
Oslo based AP report says confessed attacker Anders Behring Breivik has two lists of demands. One asks for cigarettes and civilian clothes. the other is unrealistically sweeping including government resignation and political overhaul. Breivik prefers Japanese psychiatrists and cites a Knights Templar linked network.
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Syrian troops tighten siege of Hama amid deadly crackdown
Syrian forces killed nearly 100 people over two days as they fortified positions around Hama and residents fled. EU sanctions and Italy recalling its ambassador followed international outcry as protests spread across Homs Latakia Damascus suburbs and Deir el Zour. Activists reported 24 deaths Monday and 74 on Sunday with tanks and armored carriers near Kazo Square and around Hama Central Prison.
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Immunity in Iraq deal key to keeping U.S. troops
General Mike Mullen said any extension of American forces beyond December requires immunity from prosecution approved by Iraq's Parliament. Washington offered up to 10,000 troops to stay for training, while Iraqi leaders weigh the request as security tensions rise and public opposition grows.
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Washington
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Iran
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