Lawmakers Dine at Japan's Whale Delicacy Bash
In Tokyo lawmakers and supporters staged a pro whaling event as the International Whaling Commission met. They served whale steak and sashimi while insisting Japan will pursue both research and commercial whaling, despite international pressure and a 1986 moratorium.
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Bahrain holds first elections in 30 years for municipal seats
Bahrain conducted its first elections for representative bodies in nearly 30 years with 306 candidates, including 30 women, though none won seats. Turnout appeared higher than expected as voters lined up, with 28 seats won by men and a runoff for 22 districts scheduled next week.
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U S and Indian Forces Begin Joint Exercises Near Agra
About 200 U S soldiers from Special Operations Forces will join the Indian army for two weeks of joint drills near Agra, Taj Mahal site, marking the first such exercises. An advance team has arrived to set up equipment as cooperation deepens after the 9 11 attacks.
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