Baghdad Air Raids Bring Fear as Iraqi Leaders Vow Retaliation
Baghdad residents cowered as air raid sirens sounded and an all clear followed. Iraqi officials warned of retaliation if attacked again while U.N. talks continued on surveillance cameras and a pending $1.6 billion oil sale to fund food purchases amid sanctions.
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Marines land in Somalia for three day humanitarian mission
U S Marines arrived in Basaso in northern Somalia for a three day humanitarian operation code named Open Hand delivering medical supplies and food. About 300 Marines aboard USS Wasp landed Tuesday with more possibly to follow as U N forces tighten security after an ambush that killed six Somalis.
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Tariff Cuts Spark Momentum in Global Trade Talks
The United States and major partners resolved to lower tariffs on hundreds of goods to avert a collapse in talks. The deal, hailed by U.S. officials as a major tariff reduction, aims to revive the Uruguay Round with 114 nations. Key disputes remain on farm subsidies and financial services as negotiators seek broader agreement before year-end.
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Clinton hair stylist in Tokyo priced at 17 dollars
Hillary Rodham Clinton uses Tokyo stylist Sylvain Melloul at 17 dollars per touch during the economic summit. Melloul, owner of Visage Express, is cheaper than Frederic Fekkai and Christophe. The Clintons fly Melloul to Tokyo and cover expenses while he stays at the U.S. Embassy.
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Amnesty report cites global rights abuses in 1992
Amnesty International warns governments ignored suffering in 1992 with torture and executions widespread. It criticizes U S immigration policy toward Haitian refugees and notes Bosnian war horrors alongside mass refugee flows and heightened forced repatriation concerns.
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