Suu Kyi Convicted in Myanmar House Arrest Case
A Myanmar court convicts Aung San Suu Kyi of violating house arrest by hosting an uninvited American. The junta cuts the sentence to 18 months and Julius Yettaw is jailed seven years with hard labor. Western leaders condemn the ruling as brutal and unjust.
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Climate talks resume amid stalled pledges, 180 nations gather
In Bonn delegates from 180 countries resume five days of talks on a successor to the Kyoto Protocol. They seek a 2020 framework to curb emissions, with poor nations demanding deeper cuts and rich nations insisting on shared burdens. New Zealand pledges 10 to 20 percent cuts from 1990. WWF calls targets too weak.
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