Militias blamed for attack on Colombian villagers
Militias blamed for a deadly assault on Nain in Cordoba State where seven villagers were killed or wounded. Police and army officials described the attackers as wearing military style uniforms and said the violence occurred Wednesday in a mountainous rural area.
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Peace and conflict over Jerusalem divide Israelis and Palestinians
The Western Wall and Temple Mount fuel a stubborn dispute as Israelis and Palestinians blame each other for past expulsions and current propsects for peace. Talks stalled over Jerusalem amid competing narratives of exile, temple existence, and the right of return. Historians note contested memories of 1948.
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Japan and Korea pledge closer cooperation to face North Korea
Japanese Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori and South Korean President Kim Dae-jung agreed to deepen economic and cultural ties and form a three way IT alliance with the United States to counter North Korea. They backed joint EE and ICT research, Korea language inclusion in college exams, and planned family reunions across the border.
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