Militant attacks slow before Palestinian election amid peace hopes
Hamas leader in the West Bank signaled a halt to attacks during the Palestinian presidential campaign and suggested a possible truce with Israel. Hours later, two Hamas militants were killed trying to attack an Israeli outpost, while another Hamas official denied any truce. Israeli PM Sharon faced a budget standoff with a coalition partner that could topple his government and delay Gaza withdrawal. The violence decline follows Arafat’s death and moves toward cease-fire talks as Abbas courts militant groups. Al Aqsa Brigades floated a potential truce as Hamas leaders weighed changes after Arafat’s death.
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IAEA accepts Iran plan on monitoring nuclear program
The IAEA endorsed a plan to police Iran's nuclear activities aimed at avoiding a UN showdown. Iran questioned the wording while the United States retained the right to refer the case to the Security Council. U.S. delegate Jackie Sanders raised many open questions about Iran’s past activities, even as the board authorized ElBaradei to monitor Iran’s freeze commitment on uranium enrichment.
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U N says migration will keep reshaping world population
A United Nations report notes a sustained surge in global migration at century’s end. It says migration stabilizes population declines in Europe, boosts U S growth, and sends valuable foreign income to poor nations. It urges governments to rethink restrictive policies and improve integration and transit rules.
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Warrior Omanaki Faces Hidden Threats On Lonely March
Omanaki leaves father Nahekanat after a perilous parting and travels alone through forest paths toward a village where the rivers meet. He carries the stone flower charm, prays to the Great Spirit, and quietly plots payback against the attackers who wounded his father as he nears a camp of the assailants ready to strike.
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