Rebels join Nepal government in historic power plan
Prachanda the Maoist leader announced an interim government within a month after meeting with Prime Minister Koirala. The accord includes UN oversight of troops and rebels, but no disarmament, and aims to end a decade long insurgency that killed thousands and toppled the king.
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Sri Lanka attacks rebels for second day
Sri Lankan jets and artillery bombard rebel positions after a bus bombing killed 64. The government accuses the Tamil Tigers while the rebels reject blame amid renewed violence and stalled peace talks. Funeral services for 61 victims proceed as international calls for renewed talks grow.
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North Korea moves toward long range missile test worries Asia
The United States warns a North Korean launch would be provocative as Pyongyang grooms a Taepondong-2 test. Officials say it could threaten disarmament talks and risk a wider regional crisis despite stalled six nation discussions.
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