Iraq hit by wave of attacks as Maliki vows progress
Dozens die in bombings and shootings across Iraq despite a large security push in Baghdad. Prime Minister Maliki says violence is decreasing and progress is being made. The U.S. reports two soldiers killed, with AP tally reaching 2,623 American deaths since March 2003.
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Hezbollah leader Nasrallah questions 2006 Israeli capture
In a rare contrite interview Nasrallah said his group erred by kidnapping two Israeli soldiers on July 12, triggering 34 days of war. He acknowledged miscalculations in timing and magnitude and hinted at mending fences ahead of a UN visit by Kofi Annan.
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Water tank collapse at Indian village fair kills 45
In Rajasthan’s Bharatpur district a water tank collapsed during a village fair Sunday killing 45 people who crowded atop it to view mud wrestling. About 200 were on the tank and at least 30 were injured as the structure crashed down in a remote area. authorities could not immediately verify details.
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Fox News journalists freed after 2 weeks in captivity
Two Fox News journalists, Steve Centanni and Olaf Wiig, were released in Gaza City after nearly two weeks in captivity by a group calling itself Holy Jihad Brigades. Centanni described rough treatment and a videotaped forced confession.
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Obama promises help during Kenya slum Kibera visit
Barack Obama toured Kibera Nairobi one of the world s largest slums telling residents he wants Americans to know their plight and pledged U S help. He praised programs aiding start ups and AIDS prevention and met students in a UNC affiliated effort. He also observed drought relief work in Wasir and stressed peace among local clans to prevent regional turmoil.
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Iran tests underwater launched anti ship missile during war games
Iran tested a new anti ship missile fired from a submarine during large scale drills raising the prospect of disrupting Persian Gulf oil tanker traffic amid its nuclear standoff with the West. President Ahmadinejad stressed Irans irreversible pursuit of nuclear technology as the UN deadline approached and Tehran signaled mixed retaliation signals.
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