Macedonian leader's remains found after plane crash
Macedonians from diverse backgrounds mourn President Boris Trajkovski as rescuers recover his body from a mine-strewn Bosnian site. Wreckage is investigated for cause while flags drop to half staff and three days of mourning begin. World leaders, including President Bush, praise the moderate leader who helped ease Balkan tensions.
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US expands military presence in Africa amid terror fears
The United States is boosting its Africa footprint as worries rise over current and future terrorist threats. Air Force General Charles Wald, in Luanda, says the threat is growing and that Europe’s forces will shape via exercises, training, and access to airstrips in Angola and Gabon. He plans quarterly visits, with stops in Nigeria, South Africa, Angola, Gabon, Sao Tome and Principe, Algeria, and Niger. The al Qaida network has carried out attacks in East Africa and a Kenyan hotel bombing in 2002.
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Kenya
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