U N conference in Durban eyes climate pledges and Kyoto fate
Delegates from about 190 nations gather in Durban for a two week climate talks aiming to extend emission reduction commitments under Kyoto and resolve how a $100 billion a year Green Climate Fund will be governed. Christiana Figueres warns of high stakes as rich and poor nations debate financing and ambitious cuts while Pope Benedict XVI and Desmond Tutu urge action.
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Afghan NATO airstrike dispute over Pakistani deaths widens rift
Afghan officials claimed gunfire from two Pakistani army posts prompted airstrikes that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers, challenging Pakistan claim of unprovoked strikes. NATO investigates while U.S. and Pakistani ties strain amid border closures, air base demands, and calls for tougher aid conditions.
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Egypt votes in turmoil after Mubarak ouster
Cairo prepares for landmark elections nine months after the uprising amid street clashes and polarized public opinion. Protesters demand the military rulers step down while chaos risks undermining the vote and Islamic parties loom large.
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