Pakistan violence erupts as KuchIf Musharraf crisis deepens
Karachi clashes between pro government gunmen and opposition supporters leave at least 28 dead and disrupt an planned rally for Chief Justice Chaudhry's reinstatement. Ousted Chief Justice Chaudhry trapped at Karachi airport as MOM members fault security and rally organizers.
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Pervez Musharraf
Musharraf
U.S
Supreme Court
Iftikhar Mohammed Chaudhry
Chaudhry
Bush
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Mutahida Qami Movement
MOM
Sindh
Shakil Adl
Taliban commander Mullah Dadullah reported wounded and dead
Taliban's top field commander Mullah Dadullah was fatally hurt in clashes with Afghan and NATO forces in Helmand province. Local officials confirmed his body sighting. NATO declined to confirm. His death would mark a major setback for the Taliban and a boon for Afghan and allied forces.
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NATO
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Helmand
Ansari
Kandahar
International Security Assistance Force
U.S
Centralized cancer care linked to higher survival rates
Osaka Medical Center researchers analyzed about 70 000 patients from 330 Osaka Prefecture hospitals to measure survival across 13 cancers treated 1994 to 1998. The study, prepared for an English medical magazine, found five year survival improved when care concentrated in experienced centers. Governments across Osaka and 34 other prefectures collected data to map incidence and outcomes.
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Hiroshima
Pope-Benedict visits Brazilian rehab center and warns dealers
The pope urged drug traffickers to face divine justice as he spoke to about 1,500 addicts at Fazenda da Esperanca near Guaratingueta. He donated 100000 dollars, called for rehabilitation, and framed crime as harming society while opening a regional bishops conference in Aparecida. He warned that God will hold dealers to account while stressing dignity and recovery.
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Felipe Kenji
Hanz Stapel
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Russia
Aparecida
Ricardo Mazalan
Benedict XV
Families Torn by Politics Share Bitter Mother’s Day
For Cubans on both sides of the Florida Straits, Mother's Day highlights the cost of the Cuba United States divide. Adelia, 60, says her son in New York and daughter in Orlando may call before or after due to work and sadness from separation. The embargo and travel limits strain families, especially aging parents in Cuba and relatives abroad.
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Adelia
New York
Orlando
Florida Straits
U.S
Cuba
Pamela Falk
City University of New York
Falk
Cublin
United States
Matthew
Florida
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