U.S. Pakistan talks seek progress amid tensions over raids
Talks in Washington between U S officials and Pakistan aim to ease strains over cross border incursions and Islamabad's counterterrorism efforts. U S presses for stronger action, while offering long term aid, amid disputed allegations of Pakistani ties to militants.
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Beef industry woes threaten quality of United States meat
In Ainsworth Nebraska ranch region producers like Bob Sears say the cash market has collapsed to one buyer, risking lower quality beef. AP found widespread single-buyer sales, sparking antitrust scrutiny and fears critical investments in medicine, feed, and care may be cut to boost pounds.
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U K defense overhaul cuts troops and ships in austerity plan
Prime Minister David Cameron announced a sweeping defense review cutting 17,000 troops and naval assets, delaying nuclear upgrades, mothballing one aircraft carrier, and trimming warhead stockpiles from 160 to 120. Britain will emphasize special forces and cyber defense while maintaining NATO 2 percent GDP spending. Local communities fear job losses. Morayshire residents warn RAF base closures would hurt the economy.
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Militants raids Chechen parliament in Grozny
Islamic insurgents seized Chechen Parliament in Grozny driving inside, two attackers detonated at doors and three within the chamber. Police report six killed and 17 wounded as clash with security forces followed during a visit by Russia interior minister.
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