Iraqi constitution deal settles Sunni share on draft panel
In Baghdad a Shiite led committee and Sunni Arab groups reached a compromise on Sunni representation. The plan adds 17 Sunni seats to the 70 member body, ensuring consensus based decisions before sending to the 55 member parliament for ratification. The broader context includes ongoing violence and mounting casualties in Iraq’s insurgency.
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Attackers besiege Cambodian international school during hostage ordeal
Gunmen stormed an international school near Angkor Wat in Siem Reap, taking about 30 nursery pupils from many countries hostage for six hours. A 3-year-old Canadian boy was killed, and furious parents mauled two attackers as authorities stormed the building and recovered a van after delivering $30,000.
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Scientists grow new blood vessels from older patients
Researchers report progress in growing blood vessels using cells from elderly patients, a step toward patient specific vascular grafts for bypass surgery. The Lancet features the Duke University team led by Dr. Laura Nicholson, noting promise yet acknowledging hurdles before clinical use.
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