Obama Moscow summit yields nuclear pact but limited progress
Obama wrapped up his two day Moscow visit with agreement on deep nuclear cuts but limited assurances on broader policy goals. Russia resisted concessions on Georgia NATO ties and the missile defense plan, while both sides signaled shared interests in Iran and global stability.
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U.S and Russia agree on wider Afghanistan cooperation
Negotiators outline side agreements and a commission to speed U S Russian engagement across issues. The deal includes free overflights for American troops weapons and other lethal materiel across Russian territory and reduces limits on transits from Afghanistan where Russia withdrew twenty years ago after a decade occupation.
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Pope calls for ethics based world financial order
Pope Benedict XVI issued Charity in Truth urging a new global financial system guided by ethics and the common good. He seeks reform of the UN and international institutions to give poorer nations more say, calling for a true world political authority to manage the economy and protect the environment.
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Global tensions flare as Iran elections amid unrest and strikes loom
The United States flags a possible military strike to curb Iran's nuclear program but warns of grave, unpredictable consequences. In Tehran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad declares the elections clean as reformist leaders press for detainee release and a freer climate amid protests. Harry Potter fans pack London for the Half-Blood Prince premiere despite rain and hail.
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Marines push Taliban from Helmand region in air campaign
U S Marines routed militants from a residential compound in Helmand Province and forced a mass exit by civilians. Insurgents slipped away in women’s clothing as Marines sought to limit civilian casualties. Officials say displacing fighters aids Afghan stability while cautioning about preventing return. About 4,000 Marines and sailors began the operation Thursday to disrupt a major Taliban supply route.
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