Iran stalls on six power offer as Europe splits over strategy
Berlin sources reveal a confidential Britain France and Germany memo saying Iran aims to split international unity by delaying a clear response to a six-power package on suspending enrichment. The note accompanies talks among UN Security Council members and Germany, with leaders warning of possible sanctions if Tehran refuses a halt.
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53 Feared Dead in Indian Coal Mine Blast
Patna AP report details an explosion at a coal mine in Jharkhand 95 miles from Ranchi trapping 53 miners 650 feet underground. Three escaped with burns as methane leaked. rescue ongoing with air vents reopened. Authorities promise compensation and a government probe.
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India
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Bharat Coking Coal Ltd
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Arjun Munda
Ranchi
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Bhatdih
Fire at Siberian mine traps 30 miners amid blaze
A fire erupted in the Darasun gold and metals mine in the Chita region, trapping more than 30 miners underground while 31 had already been evacuated. The blaze started 280 to 430 feet deep, with 18 rescuers on site and officials citing welding negligence as a probable cause. Highland Gold Mining PLC operates the mine, which has faced ongoing operational problems affecting output and profits.
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Chita
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Chita Region
Mikhail Stukov
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Highland Gold Mining PLC
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Highland
Soviet Union
Blair Pledges Exit Within a Year Century of UK Politics
British prime minister Tony Blair promised to resign within a year after facing calls to step down. He avoided a exact date but said the upcoming Labour conference would be his last, while Gordon Brown indicated support for Blair’s decision.
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NATO chief urges more troops for southern Afghanistan
General James L. Jones called for additional NATO forces to bolster southern Afghanistan amid a resurgent Taliban drive and heavy foreign casualties. He cited the possible deployment of helicopters, transport planes, and several hundred flexible reserve troops to provide rapid regional support.
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Musharraf says Pakistan not aiding militants crossing to Afghanistan
Pakistan president Pervez Musharraf acknowledged militants cross from Pakistan into Afghanistan to attack, but denied ISI involvement. In Kabul he defended his government while NATO reassesses commitments as Taliban pressure rises in Helmand and Kandahar regions.
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