Kurdish group claims role in Turkey attack in Cesme
An AP report notes the Kurdistan Freedom Falcons TAK claimed responsibility for a bombing in Cesme on Turkey s Aegean coast. The blast wounded 20 people including two foreign tourists, with explosives hidden in a soda bottle in a downtown garbage can.
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Arroyo resists resignation amid cabinet splits in Philippines
Philippine President Gloria Arroyo defied calls to quit as allies-turned-critics pressed for her removal over an election scandal. She warned against undermining democracy, named a new cabinet, and said she would face impeachment via Congress with majorities in both chambers.
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Baghdad bomb and family massacre kill dozens in Iraq
At least 45 people died in Sunday violence across Iraq. A bomber detonated at the Muthanna air port recruiting center in Baghdad killing 21 and wounding 34. In Baladiyat, eight family members were found shot dead in their sleep. Another two car bombers killed seven customs officials at the Walid crossing on the Iraqi Syrian border.
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Bombing investigators hunt for clues amid London wreckage
Seventy feet below crowded streets rescue workers pull 21 more bodies from a bombed subway car as investigators press debris analysis from Thursday's attacks. Police cautioned against linking three Heathrow arrests to the blasts while notes on possible Islamic extremist links and international suspects circulate in papers.
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Afghan president denies bin Laden in Afghanistan
President Hamid Karzai said Osama bin Laden is not in Afghanistan and said the government has no idea of his whereabouts. US officials have suggested he may be in the rugged frontier area between Pakistan and Afghanistan amid ongoing searches for a missing Navy SEAL team.
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