Afghans set October 9 date for presidential vote
Afghanistan official Zakim Shah announced the presidential election will occur October 9, with parliamentary voting delayed to spring. He urged improved security to ensure a safe atmosphere for candidates and voters.
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Egypt’s Mubarak reshuffles cabinet appoints new prime minister
President Hosni Mubarak dismissed his cabinet and named Ahmed Nazief, 52, as prime minister replacing Atef Obeid, signaling a move to consolidate power amid calls for reform. Nazief, an outsider technocrat, will oversee day to day government operations as Mubarak contemplates succession.
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Court rebukes Israel in ICJ advisory ruling
The International Court of Justice condemned the Israeli West Bank barrier as violating international law. It called for dismantling the 425-mile structure, compensating Palestinians harmed, and pursuing a peace settlement establishing a Palestinian state. The 14 to 1 vote backed the majority, with the American judge dissenting. The ruling urges UN action to press compliance.
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Teen denies killings at Donaldson ranch in New Mexico
A 14 year old boy, Cady Posey, faces three murder and four tampering with evidence counts for the slayings of his father Delbert Posey, his stepmother Tryone Posey, and his 14 year old stepsister Mary Lee Schmid at Sam Donaldson's Chavez Canyon Ranch. Posey claims abuse and seeks sanity help, with a judge delaying adult-prosecution decision and keeping him in juvenile custody.
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Marine in good health after Lebanon disappearance
Cpl. Wassuf Ali Hassoun, missing in Iraq and then reported kidnapped and beheaded, resurfaced in Beirut and was flown to Ramstein. Doctors at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center said he is in excellent physical condition, having lost about 20 pounds, but he has yet to tell doctors what happened. He is expected to travel to Camp Lejeune soon, with Navy investigators probing whether the kidnapping was a hoax.
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