Talks with North Korea viewed as positive by official
A U S led team of nuclear experts called discussions with North Korea businesslike and positive after a five day survey of Yongbyon. Lim Sung nam, South Korea's deputy nuclear negotiator, said further consultations and a decision are expected at next week's six party talks.
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Lebanese troops capture Fatah Islam spokesman and three militants
Lebanese troops captured Abu Salim Taha, spokesman for Fatah Islam, and three other militants near Nahr el-Bared as security sweep continues after the army crushed the group in the Palestinian refugee camp. The four hailed from Yarmouk, Saudi Arabia, Syria, and Tunisia. An investigation is underway.
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African floods leave 150 dead
Torrential rains and floods across Africa kill at least 150 people and displace hundreds of thousands. In eastern Uganda nine dead and 150,000 homeless since August, with 400,000 more losing livelihoods. Ghana also declares disaster as 18 die and a quarter million are displaced. UN warns of disease risk and calls for urgent aid.
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Al-Qaida leader offers bounty over Swedish cartoon cartoonist
Abu Omar al-Baghdadi issued rewards for harming Lars Vilks and Nerikes Allehanda editor in a Ramadan broadcast. He set $100,000 for serious harm, rising to $150,000 if Vilks is fatally harmed and $50,000 for the editor. Vilks in Sweden called for calm and freedom of expression. Nerikes Allehanda editor Ulf Johansson viewed the threat as explicit and alarming. Public reaction to the cartoon was largely muted despite protests in some Muslim countries.
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