Saddam to face war crimes charges in Iraqi court
Saddam Hussein and 11 top lieutenants will appear in Baghdad to face war crimes charges as Iraq prepares to assume custody from U.S. forces. The tribunal, housed in the Green Zone, may televise the proceedings while pretrial talks continue on legal representation and the potential for the death penalty.
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Karzai lauds NATO aid for Afghan elections in Istanbul
Afghan President Hamid Karzai urged NATO members to quickly increase military assistance before the September elections. He praised Canada for its aid and supported a plan to raise NATO troops in Afghanistan to about 10,000, with 1,300 overseas for crisis duties, while the UN suggested 15,000 may be needed.
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