World Islamic Gathering Opens Near Dhaka
A half million preachers from around the world began one of the planet's largest Islamic gatherings in Tongi near Dhaka. For three days they worship, discuss, and hear Quranic lectures under a 2 1/2 square mile jute canopy with attendees from Britain, the U.S., Libya, Saudi Arabia, and many other countries. At Malaga a pregnant woman gave birth in the street during an Epiphany parade, delivering a healthy baby boy as Red Cross aided the wait.
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Putin dismisses reports of Russia deploying nukes
Moscow reports said Russia may have moved nuclear weapons to Kaliningrad, an enclave between Poland and Lithuania. President Putin called the reports rubbish as he toured Red Square with German Chancellor Schroeder, denying any deployment.
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Turkish Troops Enter Northern Iraq Long Reach Near Sulaymaniyah
About 10,000 Turkish troops crossed into northern Iraq and deployed near Sulaymaniyah to fight Kurdish rebels. Reports from Hurriyet and Kurdish Media TV say the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan invited Turkey to assist in the clash. Northern Iraq remains split between rival Kurdish factions since 1991.
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Palestinians demand lifting of Israeli closures
Palestinian security officials said they can do nothing to ease unrest until Israel lifts the West Bank and Gaza blockades, complicating a U.S. push to stem three months of bloodshed. Tenet planned talks in Cairo with Israeli and Palestinian security leaders, with scaled back participation by top officials.
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Colombian prosecutor questions quick blame on FARC for lawmaker slaying
National prosecutor Alfonso Gomez said investigators have not ruled out other leads in the murder of Rep. Diego Turbay, who led a peace committee. Turbay and associates were executed after being abducted in Caqueta state, a FARC stronghold, as peace talks continue.
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