Silent Return For Six Fallen Peacekeepers In Lebanon
Grieving UN forces loaded flag draped coffins from a closed Jed force hangar in southern Lebanon. Six soldiers three Spaniards and three Colombians died in a car bombing while patrolling. Uribe called the deaths an offering to the world as Spain's defense minister praised the sacrifices. The coffins were loaded onto UN helicopters and flown toward Beirut after a 90 minute ceremony as about 200 peacekeepers saluted.
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Hall of Mirrors Reopens At Versailles After Restoration
Versailles confirms the Hall of Mirrors is open again after a 16 million euro renovation by Vinci, restoring 357 mirrors and preserving graffiti from earlier restorations. The 960 square yard gallery, built 1678 to 1684, features mirrors dating to its opening and highlights Louis XIV’s monumental project.
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Laura Bush begins third tour of Africa
First lady Laura Bush and her daughter Jenna started a four nation Africa tour focusing on AIDS relief and basic health care. In Dakar Senegal they visited a hospital with AIDS programs a school and a library while planning talks on education women's empowerment malaria and stigma.
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Olmert to free 250 Fatah prisoners in peace gesture
At a Mideast summit with Abbas and Arab leaders Olmert announced plans to release 250 Fatah prisoners who do not have blood on their hands after they sign a pledge not to violence. He pledged freer movement in the West Bank and to reopen trade as steps toward peace.
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Iran to host IAEA team on past nuclear activity plan
The International Atomic Energy Agency will send a team to Tehran to work with Iran on an action plan to address decades of nuclear activity questions. The move follows Iran inviting the agency after talks with Ali Larijani and Javier Solana as EU discussions influenced timing. The United States expressed skepticism about Iran’s transparency and potential to halt enrichment.
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