Spain faces Madrid terror plot linked to drug profits
Madrid authorities say the deadly Madrid train attacks were carried out by an autonomous cell likely financed largely through drug sales. They note possible ties to radical Islam and unsure if a single mastermind exists. A letter and video from an al Qaeda linked group claimed responsibility, warning Spain to withdraw troops from Iraq and Afghanistan. Most suspects are in custody or dead.
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Italian hostage executed by militants in Iraq
Militants killed Italian hostage Fabrizio Quattrocchi in Iraq as officials confirmed the execution. A French journalist was freed and Russia announced evacuation of its citizens while Al Jazeera reported video of the killing. Italy vowed to pursue the remaining three hostages and urged action to free them.
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U.N envoy proposes Iraqi caretaker government amid Fallujah fighting
Fierce fighting rages in Fallujah as war planes strike gunmen and over 100 guerrillas attack a Marine vehicle. U.N. envoy Lakhdar Brahimi pitches a caretaker government with a prime minister president and two vice presidents to lead post handover until January elections. An Italian hostage was executed, the first foreign hostage death in Iraq, amid threats to others. Russia moves to evacuate citizens as violence heightens and negotiations continue in Fallujah and Najaf with U.S. warning of new assaults if talks fail.
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Palestinian PM rejects Bush on settlements in peace talks
Palestinian Prime Minister Ahmed Qureia denounces President Bush for endorsing Israeli settlements in the West Bank and Gaza. He says borders and settlements must be decided through negotiations, not foreign assurances. Sharon outlines Gaza withdrawal and partial West Bank pullback as peace steps.
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Cheney notes Hong Kong limits linked to Taiwan policy
Vice President Dick Cheney, in Beijing, linked China's moves to curb Hong Kong self rule with tensions over Taiwan. He defended U S arms sales to Taiwan, saying defensive weapons respond to Beijing's missile buildup. He urged clear U S China communication on Taiwan policy.
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Williams Baby Born Amid Trial Pause Raises Custody Questions
Jayson Williams faces manslaughter trial delays as Tanya Williams gives birth to Whitdam J. Williams at Englewood Hospital. The baby weighs 7 pounds 4 ounces and joins elder sister Triumph. Williams was present at delivery and both mother and infant are healthy. The trial again adjourned with motions to dismiss pending.
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