Olmert vows new West Bank border and fence plan
Acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert says Israel will set final borders with the West Bank by 2010 if talks fail and build a wall along a new line, moving settlers to blocs it will keep. He warned of a hunt on Hamas if terror resumes and urged talks with settlers to accept the plan.
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Iranian police clash with demonstrators in Tehran park
About 200 women and supporters faced baton charges in Daneshroe Park Tehran as police beat protesters in a crackdown. Human Rights Watch condemned the assault as part of a broader Iranian strategy to suppress freedom of assembly and association.
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Bird flu found in mammal in Germany
A stone marten on the north German island of Ruegen tested positive for bird flu, marking transmission to a mammal. A veterinarian killed the sick animal and sent the carcass for testing as authorities note cats and martens share prey and spread continues across Europe and beyond.
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Surrender by ex teacher who held students hostage in France
Nicolas Vilpail a 33 year old former teacher armed with a rubber bullet gun took 21 students and two aides hostage for four hours at Colbert de Torcy High School in Sable sur Sarthe France. He surrendered after negotiations and no one was injured.
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Iran defiant on nuclear push as it faces Security Council
Iran's hard line president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad warned the West it will suffer more if Tehran's nuclear ambitions are blocked, as the issue moved to the U.N. Security Council. US officials pressed for stronger action while Tehran signals leverage elsewhere. Russia and China oppose sanctions and a binding measure may be avoided.
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