Stem cell work advances eggs and sperm creation goal
British scientists report embryonic stem cells can develop into early germ cells in the lab, hinting that eggs and sperm might be grown for infertility or cloning in the future. Findings aim to shed light on environmental chemical impacts on germ cell formation and reproductive health.
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Allies question CIA deportations over rendition ethics
Allies from Italy Sweden Canada and the Netherlands challenge Washington's covert abductions of terror suspects. In Milan an imam Abu Omar vanished two years ago amid suspected CIA involvement, while Sweden tightened rules on deportations and Canada pressed for consultation before a citizen was sent to Syria. Experts warn disclosures strain allied ties and sovereignty, as critics demand explanations and oversight.
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Bushs criticism of Iranian vote backfires in Tehran
Iran used just two words to answer Washington. Ali Yunesi said Thank you, mocking Bush after the US president ridiculed Iran s election. The blast back boosted turnout among hard liners and left a two way race for the presidency with ultraconservatives gaining ground.
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Lebanon Civilian Vote Threatens Syria’s Dominance in Parliament
In Lebanon's first free elections in three decades pro Syria backed candidates faced losses in the north as Saad Hariri led a ticket seeking a majority in the 128 seat parliament. An anti-Syrian official claimed a near sweep while Suleiman Franjieh acknowledged a major defeat amid sectarian tensions.
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US troops face flare up as air strikes hit Taliban in Afghanistan
In southern Afghanistan near Gereshk in Helmand province US forces pounded suspected Taliban positions with airstrikes. An estimated 15 to 20 militants were killed as a ground patrol came under rocket fire. A Taliban spokesman claimed the killing of the police chief and five officers for collaboration with the coalition. No US casualties were reported.
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