Abu Sayyaf leaders linked to Bali bombings plan attacks
Philippine officials warn that Khadaffy Janjalani and two Indonesian leaders of Jemaah Islamiyah may plot attacks on U.S. and Philippine troops on Jolo island. They are reportedly short of weapons after tough offensives but hide in Patikul near Radulan Sahiron’s rebel stronghold. Washington has offered rewards for the trio.
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Abbas to set referendum on plan recognizing Israel
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said he will call a referendum on a plan that implicitly recognizes Israel after failed last-ditch talks with Hamas. The move follows a late night deadline after Abbas urged Hamas to accept a Palestinian state beside Israel.
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Afghan crash fuels calls for action despite immunity pact
A U S soldier involved in a May 29 2003 crash in Kabul cannot be prosecuted in Afghanistan due to a May 28 2003 bilateral agreement, drawing parliamentary pressure to press charges even as the U S military cites brake failure as the cause. The case highlights Afghanistan Washington legal limits amid ongoing unrest.
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Witnesses arrested in Saddam trial in Iraq
Four witnesses testifying for Saddam Hussein face perjury charges after being jailed for claiming some of the 148 Shiites killed or alive. Judge Raouf Abdel-Rahman notes the perjury, as Saddam and seven co defendants stand accused of crimes against humanity over the 1982 Dujail killings and related death sentences.
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Gunmen abduct dozens at Baghdad bus stations
Gunmen in police uniforms seized at least 50 travelers merchants and tea sandwich vendors in central Baghdad during a daylight raid. They blocked roads beat captives and loaded them into more than a dozen vehicles as part of a challenge to Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki s security drive in the capital amid sectarian violence.
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