Gunmen Kill Nine Police Trainees South of Baghdad
Iraqi gunmen opened fire on a van carrying police recruits south of Baghdad, killing nine and wounding others. Attacks also struck a hotel where foreign contractors stay, while twin policemen were killed north of the capital. In Kirkuk two officers died and two were wounded, and protests in Ramadi against Israel's Gaza actions led to more injuries.
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No Links Found to Terrorism in Polish Arrests After Madrid Bombings
Police in Poland said a detained Pakistani and two other men arrested after the Madrid bombings had no terrorist ties. Three suspects were released while another faced possible immigration violations as part of a security sweep linked to the March 11 attacks in Spain. Mexico remembers Colosio on 10th anniversary with tributes by President Fox and other leaders.
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Six British divers trapped in Mexican cave system
Emergency teams near Cuetzalan del Progreso search a remote Cen tral Mexico cavern for six British divers and a civilian guide held in the Alpazat system for nearly six days. The team remains in a non flooded section with supplies. half the group stays above ground while locals coordinate rescue.
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Israel vows to kill Hamas leaders after founder killed
Israel promises to target the entire Hamas leadership after assassinating founder Sheik Ahmed Yassin. Hamas names Abdel Aziz Rantisi new Gaza leader as Israeli tanks enter Khan Younis and gunboats fire off Gaza coast. No casualties reported in the overnight clashes.
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Russian navy chief warns flagship may explode any moment
Moscow reports show Russia's naval chief saying the nuclear powered cruiser Peter the Great is so decrepit it could explode anytime. He later claimed reporters misunderstood him, but the remarks sparked concern about trust in naval leadership and the state of the fleet.
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Violinists sue for higher pay in Bonn orchestra
In Berlin AP reports 16 violinists at the Beethoven Orchestra Bonn sue for a raise claiming they play far more notes per concert than flute oboe or trombone players and oppose bonuses for soloists under the current collective bargaining agreement. The orchestra's director calls the claim absurd.
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