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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 2008

Page

4

Violence in Iraq gains calm but roots of war remain

U S commanders warn security gains could reverse as Shiite Sunni and Kurdish political rifts persist. Analysts fear a fragile calm could collapse if America withdraws while sectarian killings still occur and feared Iran-backed extremists loom, leaving root causes unresolved.

Iraq U.S America Iran Mohammed al-Sheikhii Transitional Justice Research Center Baghdad Vic

Iranian leader discusses U.S. presence with Iraqi PM

Ayatollah Khamenei told visiting Iraqi Prime Minister that the U.S. presence is a major Iraqi problem. President Bush began what could be his last European trip at the U.S. EU summit. The nationwide gas price reached a milestone dollar per gallon.

Iran Ayatollah Ali Khamenei U.S Iraq Bush Europe

Paraguay frees couple after same sex wedding accusation

A Paraguayan couple jailed on suspicion of a same sex wedding were released after a doctor ruled the groom, Jesus Martinez, is a hermaphrodite and the forged name documents were legitimate. Prosecutor Planas had threatened charges but the case ends without convictions.

Asuncion Paraguay Jose Planas Jesus Alejandro Martinez Planas Martinez Blanca Estigarribia Jorge Cantero Cantero Clorinda

Forced betrothal in deadly Pakistan feuds shocks observers

In a remote border area of Sindh and Baluchistan, 15 young girls including a 3 year old are being married off to settle a tribal feud. The practice Vani or Swara is blamed on landowners and weak law enforcement, as 20 people have died in tit for tat killings sparked by a dog incident. A jirga led by Akbar Bugti urged the marriages, but enforcement remains uncertain amid media scrutiny.

Islamabad Pakistan Sindh Baluchistan Samar Minallah Minallah Noor Ali Ali Akbar Bugti Bugti

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