Israeli strike hits Gaza training camp killing five militants
Israeli aircraft attacked a training camp in Gaza City used by the Popular Resistance Committees. Five militants were killed, including four relatives of a top commander, according to Palestinian officials. The officials say the base housed militants behind rocket attacks as five years of fighting continue.
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Moscow jury acquits two in Paul Klebnikov killing
A Moscow City Court jury acquitted ethnic Chechen Kazbek Dukuzov and Musa Vakhayev in the July 2004 shooting of Paul Klebnikov. Klebnikov was Forbes Russia editor and author who investigated corruption in Russian business before his death near his Moscow office.
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Mexico City house arrest for six tied to Gulf cartel party
Five men and one woman placed under house arrest accused of funding a large Children’s Day party in a northern border city, attended by about 4,000 youths and featuring gifts and a cake reading from Osiel. Authorities link the group to a former elite unit now with the Gulf cartel led by Osiel Cardenas.
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Italian soldiers die as roadside bomb hits Kabul convoy
A roadside bomb near Kabul killed two Italian soldiers and wounded four as they travelled to assist Afghan police. Two Italian vehicles were hit about 10 miles south of Kabul. Three Afghan police injured in a separate blast sought ISAF help.
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Blair reshuffles cabinet after election defeat in Britain
Prime Minister Tony Blair replaced Foreign Secretary Jack Straw with environment chief Margaret Beckett to shore up support over Iran and Iraq crises. Straw questioned Iraq policy and opposed Tehran action, while Blair sought to salvage his political future after Labour's local election drubbing. Critics urged Blair to step aside as Labour trailed the Tories in the vote.
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Vatican could soften stance on excommunication for China bishops
Vatican officials cite Canon 1382 automatic excommunication for ordaining bishops without papal consent but experts say mitigating factors exist. They note the penalty requires formal proclamation to have external effect and cite Canon 1323 exceptions for compulsion fear or necessity.
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