Peacekeepers approved for Afghanistan by U N Security Council
The United Nations Security Council voted unanimously to authorize a British led multinational force to aid Afghanistan's interim government in Kabul for six months. About 200 British Marines and 3 000 to 5 000 total troops were planned to deploy by Saturday as Abdullah Abdullah confirmed the unit would operate without force unless needed.
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Victims' fund details amid Sept. 11 tragedy appeals
The article notes fault lines over released claim numbers and who may accept funds. Relatives face possible loss of lawsuits, while a widow sues United over the hijacking. Feinberg outlines a $6 billion payout plan with $4.8 billion from the federal government and $1.2 billion from others. Advance payments of 50000 or 25000 for the injured are offered.
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Resigning Argentine President Saw Unity Bid Fails
De la Rua signed his resignation late Thursday as riots raged nationwide over a deep recession with double digit unemployment. Police used tear gas and water cannon at Plaza de Mayo while protesters demanded his departure and the cabinet offered to resign.
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