Vatican Immunity in Abuse Case Faces U.S. Challenge
A Texas civil suit against Pope Benedict XVI over sex abuse by a seminarian prompts the plaintiff's attorney to threaten challenging U.S. recognition of the Vatican if immunity is granted. Bush could certify immunity. otherwise Judge Rosenthal would proceed, while the lawyer aims to test immunity's constitutionality.
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Golden artifacts unearthed in Bulgaria rival Troy treasure
Bulgarian archaeologists uncovered about 15 000 tiny golden pieces dating to the end of the third millennium B C near Dabene village east of Sofia. The find, between 4 100 and 4 200 years old, is described as older and richer in ornaments than Schliemann’s Troy treasure.
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Russia and China readied for joint Peace Mission 2005 drills
Russian navy ships and long range bombers moved to Shandong peninsula for eight day Peace Mission 2005 exercises with China involving about 10 000 troops from land sea and air forces the pair say not aimed at any third country Analysts note shared aims include showcasing military power to potential buyers amid broader cooperation within the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and wary of US influence in Asia Pacific
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Taliban threats deter Afghan election candidates in campaign
In Kabul and southern districts candidates faced intimidation as Afghanistan began its September 18 legislative election campaign. Fearful of Taliban rebels bent on sabotaging polls, many hopefuls stayed off the streets while a few in Kabul pressed forward. Police chief Gul Havid cited threats to kill anyone linked to the elections in Ata Ghar district, Zabul.
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