Refugee family in Dadaab camp faces makeshift shelters
Kalumo Barre and her five children live in a fragile stick and cloth home in Dadaab Kenya, built after fleeing Somalia's famine. The world’s largest refugee camp houses over 400,000 registered refugees with 40,000 awaiting registration. Barred by harsh conditions, daily chores, mosquitoes, sandstorms, and limited water, Barre struggles to care for her children while awaiting formal registration and better shelter.
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Kim Jong Il meets Medvedev in Russia on train visit
Kim Jong Il arrived in Russia by armored train on a invitation from President Dmitry Medvedev to discuss resuming nuclear disarmament talks and a gas pipeline linking Russia with Korea. Kremlin said the trip aims to seek economic aid and diplomatic support while North Korea pursues six nation talks and food assistance.
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Israel apologizes to Egypt over border clash killings
Israel apologized to Egypt after eight Israelis were killed in a cross border attack by militants from Gaza via Sinai. Egypt considered recalling its ambassador as rocket salvos from Gaza followed, threatening to widen tensions amid the Sinai security concern and the 1979 peace treaty.
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