Cops seek IRA cash stash overseas in major crackdown
Ireland police chief says detectives will travel abroad to trace money linked to the Republic's crackdown on the IRA finances after raids yielded 83.7 million. Forensic work is expected to connect funds to the December Northern Bank robbery in Belfast, the world’s biggest cash heist.
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Bush urges Europe to join push for democratic reform
President Bush urged European partners to join in expanding democracy as a path to peace, saying a viable Palestinian state requires contiguous West Bank territory. He called on Syria to end support for terrorists and Lebanon occupation, and pressed Iran to halt nuclear efforts while favoring diplomacy over force.
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Released Palestinian prisoners welcome gifts and anger
Palestinians hailed the release of about 600 prisoners under a truce but criticized the move for excluding uprising leaders. In Nablus crowds cheered as families reunited, while Hamas leaders urged no peace while any prisoner remains. Israeli officials said more releases would follow amid internal political tensions.
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Egyptian baby stable after 12 hour surgery to remove second head
Ten month old Manar Maged in Cairo remains in intensive care after a 12 hour operation to separate her twin head that shared no blood vessels. Doctors report some stabilization though post surgical convulsions and medical concerns persist in Bonha Maspital.
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Mass anti Syrian protests surge in Beirut over Lebanon crisis
Tens of thousands march in Beirut in the biggest anti Syrian demonstration in Lebanon's history marking a week since Rafik Hariri's Feb 14 death. They demand the pro Syrian government resign and Syrian forces leave Lebanon immediately as Bush and other leaders press for a complete withdrawal amid stalled 1909 accord.
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