World News Roundup: Kyrgyzstan turmoil and regional tensions
World News Roundup covers Askar Akayev fleeing Bishkek as protesters seize state media and a new parliament weighs early elections. In Baghdad, workers protest terror attacks amid talks on a national government and U.S. troop withdrawal. West Bank leaders oppose Maaleh Adumim expansion while Canada denies refugee status to Hinzman. UN dense Hariri probe flags lack of Lebanese cooperation and calls for broader international inquiry.
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Army reopens probe into death of Iraqi chemist in US custody
The U S Army says it has reopened the investigation into the suspected bludgeoning death of Mohammad Munim al Izmerly, a 65 year old Iraqi government chemist in American custody who allegedly worked on poisons. Al Izmerly died in 2004 after being detained since 2003 at Camp Cropper in Baghdad. The case raises questions about the treatment of high value detainees as U S forces pursued weapons programs in Iraq.
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