Iraqi civilians urged to arm themselves after deadly weekend
In Baghdad and surrounding areas, Shiite and Sunni politicians called civilians to take up arms amid a weekend of violence that left 220 plus dead. The toll spiked with a truck bomb near Armili killing as many as 150 and triggering broader bloodshed across Karradah and other districts.
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Nigerian gunmen free British toddler in Port Harcourt
Margaret Hill, a 3 year old British girl, was released days after being abducted in Port Harcourt. Her father said no ransom was paid and security pressure helped secure her return. she is reported hungry with mosquito bites.
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U N inspectors to return to North Korea soon
Diplomats said IAEA board members are set to approve a mission to North Korea to dismantle its nuclear program and reestablish IAEA presence expelled five years ago. The date, July 14 or 15, remains tentative as funding for the mission and agency is debated.
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Arab League to Visit Israel for First Time on Peace Plan Talks
The 22 nation Arab League will send envoys to Israel this week to discuss the Arab peace initiative and how it could bolster Mahmoud Abbas. Israel's cabinet approved releasing 250 Palestinian prisoners to shore up Abbas amid his power struggle with Hamas. Jordan and Egypt foreign ministers to lead the mission in Jerusalem with Olmert officials.
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Britain must shift psyche to fight domestic militancy
Britain's new security chief Admiral Sir Alan West warned the battle against domestic militancy could take 10 to 15 years and urged Britons to share information about neighbors suspected of terrorism. He said preventing radicalization of young Muslims is a top priority while acknowledging the need for a changed national mindset. meanwhile Glasgow airport noted no armed police were on duty during the June 30 Jeep attack as threat levels remained severe.
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