Iraq's leaders take oath as new Iraqi government forms
Iraq's first democratic government in 50 years sworn in as Jalal Talabani serves interim president and Ibrahim al Jaafari named interim prime minister. They aim to draft a permanent constitution and prepare elections in December amid Shiite and Kurdish coalition dynamics and some procedural hiccups.
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Envoy ties Libyan nuclear material to North Korea claim
U S envoy in Seoul asserts physical evidence links nuclear material found in Libya to North Korea. He says Pyongyang knew where its material would end up, despite Libya’s 2003 shutdown and IAEA investigations.
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Lopez Obrador Loses Immunity in Mexico City Court Case
Mexico City's leftist mayor Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador had immunity stripped by Congress, opening the path to arrest and possible disqualification from the 2006 presidential race. He warned he would surrender, refuse bail, and defend himself in court over an order to halt a road project on private land.
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