U.S. Iraqi forces launch new offensive in Diyala
U S and Iraqi forces started a new operation in Diyala province to clear al Qaida in Iraq from Baqouba and surrounding areas. Checkpoints rose and unofficial traffic was banned as troops hunted insurgents, in a bid to curb kidnapings and sectarian violence near Baghdad.
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Iran president forecasts decline of big powers at NAM meeting
Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad used a Tehran NAM conference to criticize the United States and other rich nations for nuclear proliferation AIDS and UN manipulation while presenting a bloc critique. A NAM draft document accused powerful countries of undue influence harming developing states and urged a new era.
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Militants seize post in Pakistan Swat captures 25 police and soldiers
Islamic militants overran a security post near Deolai village in Swat Valley causing the abduction of up to 30 officers and paramilitary troops, while two security personnel were killed and 14 wounded in related clashes. An army operation later killed two militants and captured six.
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Romanian couple welcome 18th child in Abbotsford
In Abbotsford British Columbia Romanian immigrant Livia Jonce gave birth to a daughter Abigail on July 22 marking the province's most prolific birth in 20 years for the family. Alexandru Jonce said they do not plan family size and fame their faith guiding their life. The couple, who moved from Romania in 1990, now have 18 children aged 20 months to 23 years, 10 girls and 8 boys.
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Israeli defense chief says military option remains open
Israeli defense minister Ehud Barak told U S officials that Israel would not rule out a military strike against Iran as two days of talks with the White House and State Department unfold. Rice reiterated U S sanctions pressure while noting no progress in Tehran talks. Separately, plans for new West Bank settlements were approved by a key committee, angering Palestinians and complicating peace efforts.
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