Kashmiri Village Home Destroyed In Crossfire Clash
In Khwajabagh, Baramulla district, 67 year old Taja Begum watched her newly built house shattered by mortars as government troops clashed with Muslim militants. Neighbors recount forced searches and civilians harmed. security officials defend targeting militants while anti terror laws deny compensation for property lost in such operations.
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Death squads plague frontier town in Colombia's coca heartland
In Puerto Asis paramilitary forces roam free killing suspected rebels and civilians. Despite soldiers and police, fear and violence mount as witnesses stay silent, with U S trained units fumigating coca fields and local officials facing assassination attempts.
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Palestinian security chief calls for end to suicide bombings
Interior Minister Abdel Razak Yehiyeh told Yediot Ahronot he urged Hamas and Islamic Jihad to stop death by own action attacks. He said such bombings are against Palestinian tradition and international law and harm Palestinians.
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Koreas agree to reconnect rail and road links by year end
After three days of talks in Seoul the Koreas agreed to open a western DMZ rail line and a parallel road by year end, with a eastern link to follow in years. Seoul will provide North Korea 400,000 tons of rice and 100,000 tons of fertilizer worth about 123 million dollars. The plan includes dismantling barbed wire and mines and allows South Korean tourists to reach Diamond Mountain via the new eastern road by November.
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