Europe and North Korea plan diplomatic opening move
The European Union aims to establish formal ties with North Korea with talks on representation in Pyongyang and a North Korean mission in Brussels. Led by Swedish PM Geeran Persson, the high level visit marks renewed Western engagement after six months of stalled relations and a thaw with the United States.
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Italian election chaos as Berlusconi seeks Senate majority
A chaotic vote in Italy leaves Berlusconi's bloc at 42.5 percent and the center-left close behind. The mixed system and partial results show the coalition at about 151 Senate seats with 102 for the center-left, while 43 seats remain to be allocated after further returns.
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Israeli strikes on Palestinian police and offices prompt retaliationclaims
Israeli rockets hit a Palestinian police area and naval shells fired toward a refugee camp office in Nusseirat as retaliation for mortar attacks on Jewish settlements in the Gaza Strip. No injuries were reported. Officials spoke anonymously about the strikes and the broader Gaza City area noted missiles near a security point. Washington reports on U S population growth show the rise of minorities, with Hispanics and non-Hispanic Blacks among the largest groups.
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Ocean warming cycles shift U S rainfall patterns
Washington AP reports in Real Research Letters that a slow cooling and warming cycle, not just greenhouse effects, may be altering U S rainfall. Scientists David B. Enfield and John Christy discuss a broader dynamic in global climate responses and regional precipitation trends.
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Cancer drugs show little punch in testing
Cancer drugs showed little effect in trials to test safety and efficacy. The studies suggested a possible approach of starving tumors by using chemicals that halt the growth of new blood vessels, but results were modest overall.
Archaeologist Finds Writing Evidence in Lost Civilization
An archaeologist reports discovering possible writing in a lost civilization at ruins near Annan Turkmenistan last June. The expert described the site during a conference on archaeology attended by researchers from Harvard University.
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Brilliant teen earns doctorate in physics
Fayetteville Arkansas AP report profiles Dr. Carter who earned a physics PhD from the University of Arkansas at 19. Described as shy and modest, he began college at age 10 and taught himself reading by age four. His mother Belinda Carter highlights his curiosity and early talent. He will teach at Crowder College in Neosho Missouri.
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