Egypt Train Fire Kills 373 in Luxor Journey Disaster
A Cairo to Luxor passenger train crowded for a religious holiday caught fire after a gas cylinder burst. Officials say 373 died, with hundreds more injured, as passengers reportedly rode amid flames and smoke. Investigators probe negligence while President Mubarak conveys sorrow.
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Milosevic case blocks witness on Kosovo killings
In The Hague the tribunal barred testimony by Kevin Curtis as hearsay while Stephen Spargo showed maps of Kosovo refugee routes. Milosevic argued over witness testimony and challenged the court on command responsibility amid ongoing proceedings for crimes in Kosovo and the Balkan wars.
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Israelis strike back after Palestinian ambush
In Jerusalem Israeli forces fired missiles tank shells and machine guns at Palestinian Authority positions killing 15 Palestinians in reprisal for a Tuesday ambush that killed six Israeli soldiers at a West Bank checkpoint. The attack prompted calls for a tougher approach from Prime Minister Sharon and drew responses from Yasser Arafat and Western peace advocates.
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Gaza
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