Liberia’s Charles Taylor resigns as president during crisis
Liberian President Charles Taylor resigns after 14 years amid US and regional pressure, surrendering power to Vice President Moses Blair. Rebels threaten further violence as exile remains uncertain, while Ghana’s John Kufuor and West African leaders push for a neutral transition government and October handover. Nigerian peacekeepers arrive as crowds cheer cautiously.
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Liberia
Charles Taylor
Sierra Leone
Taylor
Nigeria
United States
Moses Blair
Blair
Republic of Liberia
Ghana
John Kufuor
Kufuor
South Africa
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Basra power restored as protests flare in Iraq
Basra regained electricity after British troops restored supply and supervised fuel distribution. Two protesters and a Nepalese guard were shot during protests over fuel and power. In Baquba north of Baghdad a US Army sergeant was killed and two soldiers wounded by a homemade bomb near a police station. Bloodshed also touched the Jordanian Embassy attack scene as FBI probes continued.
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Iraq
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Baqouba
Baghdad
Mark Solomons
U.S
Bush
Hisham Halawi
Associated Press
Global Security
Kuwait
United Nations
Coalition
Iain Pickard
Charles Heatly
Halawi
Heatly
FBI
Paul Bremer
al- Qaida
Baghdad University
Saddam
Tikrit
Cox Business Services grows for scalable data needs
Cox Business Services emphasizes reliable digital communications with strong customer support. It offers high speed Internet access and fiber based solutions alongside commercial cable service to meet scalable data needs.
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