Pakistan Looks to Repair Ties With U S After Border Strikes
Pakistan's prime minister said Islamabad wants to mend relations with the United States after NATO airstrikes killed 24 Pakistani troops. President Obama discussed the incident with Pakistan's leader as U S aid and supply routes to Afghanistan face disruption.
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Protesters accuse Putin party of rigging vote in Moscow
Several thousand protesters gathered in Moscow and St. Petersburg on Monday night denouncing United Russia for ballot manipulation after it won about 50 percent of the parliamentary vote. Police detained about 300 activists, while the Communist Party drew more than 400 supporters protesting the election.
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Postal Service to close 252 processing centers nationwide
The U S Postal Service plans more than 250 processing center closures cutting about 28 000 jobs in a 3 billion program to avert bankruptcy By spring first class mail would not often arrive next day Poli tical and public pressure may alter this path Columbus Ohio and other cites named in official list including Akron Athens Canton Chillicothe Cincinnati Dayton and more AP report
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Exchange program review ordered amid abuse probes
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton demands an extensive review of the J-1 Summer Work Travel program as investigations reveal cases of coercion and trafficking. Lawmakers press inquiries into visa abuses while media reports cite brutal conditions, low pay, and exploitation of participants in the United States.
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Egypts Islamist split widens after parliamentary runoff
Egypts first round runoff exposed tensions between the Muslim Brotherhood and hard line Salafis as scuffles erupted and death threats were alleged. The Brotherhood led with about 37 percent while the Al Nour bloc neared a quarter, signaling a conservative parliament and a clash with liberal groups that helped topple Mubarak. ElBaradei warned that ultraconservative stances send shock waves domestically and abroad.
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