Yushchenko accuses government of political murder
Ukrainian opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko charged the government with poisoning him in a political murder to derail his presidential bid. He traced the likely dose to a Sept. 5 dinner with the Security Service chief Ihor Smeshko and deputy Volodymyr Satsyuk, saying no team member was present. The claim follows a Supreme Court ruling overturning a Nov. 21 runoff win for Viktor Yanukovych.
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Yevhen Chervonenko
Security Service
Supreme Court
Ukraine Election Commission
Yanukovych
Irina Herashchenko
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Iraqis worry as first democratic vote nears in dangerous Baghdad
In Baghdad and across Iraq, posters promoting the January 30 parliamentary election echo a hopeful but cautious mood. Voters cite long lines, gas shortages, electricity outages, and fear of violence as dominating concerns while campaign posters showcase futuristic figures and flags. Some residents refuse to vote, fearing insecurity, while others see a fragile step toward democracy amid 6,000 candidates on 100 tickets and a security climate including assassinations and bombings.
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Night vigil marks Bulge anniversary across Belgium
U S veterans laid wreaths across southern Belgium and Luxembourg to mark the 60th anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge. Ceremonies spanned the Ardennes region with memorials and cemeteries, including the Mardasson Memorial in Bastogne. King Albert II and Speaker Dennis Hastert were slated for Saturday’s main event.
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Celebrities visit Afghan troops at Bagram base
Gen Richard Myers Robin Williams John Elway Leann Tweeden and Blake Clark visited Bagram with a holiday tour to boost morale. A coffee shop memorial for Pat Tillman was begun with soldiers and officials shoveling dirt. Tillman left the NFL for Army Ranger service and died in a friendly fire incident. Myers praised Karzai's long term strategic partnership as proof Afghans want continued U S presence.
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