U.S. raid in Iraq kills seven insurgents and two children
In a Baghdad area operation, U S troops killed seven insurgents and captured three. two children died as a raid near the al Zarqawi safehouse unfolded. Iraqi officials described seized diaries and data from the site, while authorities said a high value target was detained. Residents accused the forces of civilian harm amid ongoing arrests linked to Zarqawi’s network.
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Mexico At Energy Crossroads Amid Oil Boom Debates
Mexico faces a choice between inviting private investors to explore deep Gulf waters and boosting domestic gasoline subsidies, or cutting exports to fund refineries and raise national energy self sufficiency. Pemex lacks deep water expertise, while rivals Calderon and Madrazo push private ventures. Obrador favors onshore projects and refining investment for the poor, aiming to keep oil wealth from leaking abroad.
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World News Roundup From Kabul to Auckland
Afghan and U S coalition forces battled militants in three clashes killing 37 suspects including a relative of Taliban leader Mullah Omar, Afghan army Gen Rehmatullah Raufi said. Power outages hit Auckland as gale winds cut supplies to half the city. Tokyo felt two earthquakes with minor injuries and no deaths. Palestinian security forces attacked Hamas government offices, smashing furniture and computers with no casualties reported.
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Al Qaeda in Iraq names successor after Zarqawi death
Al Qaeda in Iraq named a new leader to succeed Abu Musab al Zarqawi who was killed by a US airstrike near Baghdad. A web statement said a militant named Abu Hamza al Muhgijer is the new leader, though the name was not independently verified and not on most U.S. wanted lists.
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