Hagel's first Afghanistan visit amid security spillover
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel arrived in Kabul for his inaugural trip as Pentagon chief and warned that the war remains ongoing as NATO hands over security to Afghan forces. A separate incident saw three gunmen in Afghan army uniforms attack a U.S. base, killing a civilian contractor and wounding others.
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Abu Ghaith in U S Court Faces Likely Broad Al Qaida Inquiry
The proceeding sets Sulaiman Abu Ghaith, bin Laden son in law and al Qaida spokesman, against conspiracy to kill Americans in propaganda videos. Officials say he may illuminate al Qaida inner workings more than current threats. He gave a 22 page statement after arrest. The judge and interpreter noted his restrained appearance. The report also lists key al Qaida figures with their status.
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Chavez Funeral and Maduro Sworn In Amid Bolivar Honor Lede
A boisterous state funeral for Hugo Chavez honored him as a modern Bolivar and set the stage for Nicolas Maduro to become acting president. Maduro took the oath before a massive, cheering assembly while opposition criticized the move as unconstitutional.
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Cardinals set to begin conclave Tuesday for papal selection
The College of Cardinals, after a week of pre conclave discussions on governance and priorities, prepares to vote starting Tuesday with no clear front runner. Cardinal Sean O Malley says extensive talks aim to shape ballots ahead of a two thirds majority vote to elect the pope. Benedict XVI’s predecessor was chosen after multiple ballots in prior conclaves.
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Sanctions Rally North Korea Propaganda After Nuclear Test
Seven years of U.N. and national sanctions have failed to deter North Korea s drive for a nuclear weapon and may bolster the regime by fueling anti U S sentiment. Analysts say Pyongyang uses isolation to claim resilience and intensify propaganda after the latest Security Council action.
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