North Korea accuses U S of nuclear plot after talks
In Beijing the six nation talks linger on a disarmament accord as North Korea blasts a U S planned nuclear attack claim. Pyongyang threatens retaliation while Washington denies any intention to attack and urges swift move to join the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty and accept IAEA inspections.
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Morales vows to ease coca policy and legalize leaf in Bolivia
Indian leader Evo Morales, a front-runner in Bolivia’s December 4 election, pledges to oppose U.S. coca eradication as president while aiming to legalize coca leaf and curb drug trafficking. He rose from Chapare coca growers to political prominence after leading protests that ousted President Mesa.
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Flu shots less effective for elderly, new analysis says
A 40 year Cochrane Review Group analysis finds flu vaccines yield about 28 percent effectiveness in people over 65. Health officials still urge vaccination, noting protection remains important despite modest efficacy. WHO and CDC maintain elderly shots are advised.
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EU Iran reach compromise on nuclear program draft
EU and Iran reached a reprieve as the IAEA board delayed a vote on refering Iran to the Security Council. The draft urges reporting if Iran continues enrichment, but a final move is postponed to November amid broad opposition from Russia China and others. US backed the push, while Moscow warned against escalation. Iran denies NPT violations.
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Copter crash kills Mexico Cabinet minister on duty
A helicopter carrying Public Safety Secretary Ramon Martin Huerta and Deputy Tomas Valencia with seven others crashed in clouded mountains near Mexico City. All aboard died in the line of duty. The flight was en route to a swearing in at La Palma prison as authorities investigate possible drug gang links.
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