Protests Turn Violent Across Pakistan Over Prophet Cartoons
In Lahore and Islamabad crowds attacked buildings and brands including Citibank Holiday Inn Pizza Hut and McDonalds. Two protesters were killed and at least 11 wounded as Islamic militants are suspected of fueling the unrest amid global cartoons backlash.
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Iran resumes small scale uranium enrichment amid global worries
Iran's Javad Vaeidi said the country began limited uranium enrichment and would renew talks with Russia on enriching Iranian uranium on Russian soil to ease fears of weaponization. Separately, a joint U.S. Canadian effort halted a smuggling ring moving migrants from Canada to the United States, with 74 illegals intercepted and 24 migrants stopped entering Canada.
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Lebanon marks Rafik Hariri assassination anniversary
In Martyrs Square Beirut hundreds of thousands gathered to honor Rafik Hariri on the anniversary of his assassination. Protesters shouted anti-Syrian slogans and pressed for the resignation of pro-Syrian President Emile Lahoud as security officials tied to the slaying faced arrests. The crowd observed a moment at 12:55 PM, symbolizing the blast that killed Hariri and 20 others.
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Haiti election review ordered after fraud claims
Haiti's interim government ordered a formal review of the presidential election results hours after leading candidate Rene Preval alleged massive fraud or errors. A commission from the president's office, electoral council, and Preval's party will investigate irregularities as Preval urged peaceful protests following a deadly demonstration.
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Bird flu spreads to Iran Germany and Austria reports
Iran reports 135 wild swans died from bird flu near the Caspian Sea marking its first case. Germany and Austria announce preliminary findings of H5N1 in dead swans, with EU tests pending. Iran notes international lab confirmation. Italy says Turin Games pose no threat.
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