Massacre at Gatumba refugee camp in Burundi shocks world
U N officials report attackers killed at least 159 to 180 Congolese Tutsi refugees in Gatumba camp near the Congo border. The raid used grenades and automatic weapons, wounding many and forcing relocation to a nearby school for safety. Burundian Hutu rebels claimed responsibility amid tensions tied to regional ethnic conflict.
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Fahrenheit 9/11 sparks Arab world debate and bans
Arab reactions to Michael Moore’s Fahrenheit 9/11 vary from bans in Kuwait to approvals in the UAE and Jordan’s edits. Saudi, Kuwaiti, and Lebanese voices clash over Bush and Blair portrayals while viewers in Beirut note stark Iraq imagery. Some see potential to inspire domestic scrutiny of their own governments.
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Talks to end violence in Najaf break down
Negotiations to end the fighting in Najaf collapsed delaying a possible peace with Shiite militants and a U.S. Iraqi force. Prime Minister Ayad Allawi intervened to quash a deal, while militias blamed a conspiracy. Army Marine units prepared for an assault but halted to let talks proceed. The breakdown casts a shadow over Iraqs National Conference opening Sunday.
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Missteps end career of New Jersey governor before coming out
The Associated Press reports missteps and political scandals damaged Governor James E. McGreevey long before his televised decision to come out. Allegations of sexual harassment, blackmail rumors, fundraising probes, and indictments, experts say, were pivotal factors beyond sexuality in ending his tenure.
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