Kandahar bombings seen as warning to NATO commander
Taliban say road to Kandahar shows insurgents remain capable of strike as Afghan and international troops prepare for a major push. Attacks killed dozens including 10 at a wedding, prompting pleas for security amid fear of government and foreign protection gaps.
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Runaway Prius Tests Hit Snags In San Diego
Investigators unable to replicate acceleration in the Prius case involving James Sikes as brakes show wear. The NHTSA and Toyota test memo says a seized gas pedal scenario is not supported and questions the sequence of events.
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Bangkok protesters demand new elections after mass rally
Up to 100000 people gathered in Bangkok in a party like protest demanding Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva dissolve Parliament and call fresh elections. The United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship led the demonstration as crowds from rural provinces joined, mixing music and spicy papaya salad with sharp political chants.
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U.S. consulate worker killed in Juarez killings
Three people tied to the American consulate were killed in Juarez including a U.S. couple shot in their car near the Santa Fe bridge with a baby in back seat, the child unharmed. President Obama condemned the killings. Calderon pledged swift investigation.
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Chinese Premier defends restrained stance on world issues
Premier Wen Jiabao defended China against Western criticism of its economic policy and rising global assertiveness. He denied currency undervaluation, urged more imports and anti protectionism, and blamed the United States for souring ties over Taiwan arms sales and the Dalai Lama reception.
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Israel apologizes as tensions rise over east Jerusalem plan
Israel's prime minister expressed regret over the crisis with the United States sparked by plans to expand a Jewish neighborhood in east Jerusalem. American officials urged bold action to revive peace talks while Israel increased police presence in the Old City and restricted Palestinian access. Netanyahu ordered an investigation after Biden condemned the plan and the diplomatic flap.
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