Iraqi justice complex tests hopes and fears for reform
In Baghdad a new high security Law and Order Complex prepares Iraqs judiciary for reform amid attacks and backlogs. Abu Qatada the al Qaida fighter faces death by hanging as 31 judges have been killed since 2003.
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Darfur peace talks aim for final political settlement in Libya
UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon arrived in Libya amid plans to host Darfur peace talks on Oct 27 and pursue a final political settlement. He praised Libya for mediating meetings with rebel groups and hopes to unite factions, noting the conflict has killed over 200,000 and uprooted 2.5 million.
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Return of former leader to Pakistan upends power talks
Nawaz Sharif plans to return to Islamabad and Lahore eight years after exile, a move that could destabilize fragile negotiations between Musharraf and Benazir Bhutto. The government has revived corruption cases against him, and he alerts his aim to oppose dictatorship with a peaceful, reconciliatory message.
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