Egyptian American denies terror charges in major Egypt trial
Mohamed Hisham Seif Eddin, an Egyptian American with US flight training, rejects intensified charges alleging he recruited fighters for religious war. He is among 94 defendants in Egypt's largest militant case in years, with prosecutors tying some to post 9/11 terrorism fears. Seif Eddin once worked as a gate agent for American Eagle in Miami and flew two hours in New Jersey.
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Mosque remark caps trial sparks U.S. debate
Mohamed Hisham Seif Eddin, the terrorist suspect, said the tribunal is against Muslims and that if he were in the United States this would have happened to him. The U.S. Embassy in Cairo declined to comment on Monday regarding Leif Eddin’s remarks in the case.
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General on trial for war crimes in The Hague
Bosnian Serb commander Stanislav Galic faces seven counts of war crimes at the U N tribunal for the former Yugoslavia. Prosecutors say he ordered snipers and artillery to target civilians during the 1992 95 Sarajevo siege while his deputy remains a fugitive. Galic contends he had no knowledge of the events.
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Iraq extends six month oil for food program with UN
United Nations and Iraq sign a six month memorandum extending the oil for food humanitarian program until May 30. Iraq insists on rejecting new trade restrictions while supporting the extension and asks for no further limits on its scientific and economic development.
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Cuba U S migration talks open amid protest over Cuban Adjustment Act
In Havana the latest round of Cuba U S migration talks begins as Cuba protests the Cuban Adjustment Act blamed for dangerous emigration. Ricardo Alarcon reiterates demand to end the act and seeks UN investigation top priority after 30 refugees died when a boat capsized in the Florida Straits.
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