Rebel leader says men will lay down arms in Haiti crisis
U S Marines patrol Port au Prince while Guy Philippe pledges to disarm his rebel force after talks with American officials. The move follows a monthlong rebellion that left at least 130 dead as Caribbean leaders seek an international inquiry into Aristide’s departure amid U S led peacekeeping efforts.
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Poll finds war in Iraq heightens terrorism fear abroad
AP Ipsos poll across Britain Canada France Italy Germany Mexico Spain and the United States shows majorities in most countries but not the United States believe the Iraq war increased the global terror threat. Canadians and French are about half convinced. Germans three quarters say risk worsened. Italians and Spaniards show high worry levels.
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US troops arrest suspected Iraqi extremist leader
US soldiers and Iraqi police captured 14 Iraqis near Baquba including Sami Ahmed, a former Iraqi intelligence officer, in a operation northeast of Baghdad. Ahmed, tied to a Wahhabi led terrorist cell, was detained with 13 others as five Iraqi police were wounded in separate northern Iraq attacks.
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