World News Roundup From Baghdad to Monaco
Militants claim harm to an Iraqi soldier and informant as four U S troops die in renewed insurgent actions. Iraqi lawmakers to name a new president with Talabani likely to lead. In Jerusalem, talks over Gaza withdrawal advance despite settler resistance. Al Qaida in Saudi aims at leadership amid desert battles. Monaco sees Prince Albert in public life after monarchical transition.
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Jalal Talabani
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al-Sharif Ali bin Hussein
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Stryker Patrols In Mosul Boost Urban War Efforts
In Mosul Iraqi streets soldiers deploy 300 Stryker troop transports praised as faster quieter and safer than Humvees while facing hidden threats. A recent Army review notes mud bogging and engine strain under heavy armor as critics question the multibillion dollar program.
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Crowds flood Rome for Pope John Paul II funeral
Hundreds of thousands stream into Rome with a potential four million pilgrims converging on makeshift camps near Tor Vergata University to pay tribute to Pope John Paul II. A Polish student hitchhiked 54 hours and a German retiree rode a night train to join the procession.
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