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The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria, Ohio

08 Oct 2004

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The Chronicle Telegram

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Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

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Oct 08, 2004

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6

EU urged to start Turkey talks despite fears

The European Commission recommended beginning Turkey accession talks, a cautious yet positive move that could redraw Europe’s borders toward the Middle East. Erdogan rejected calls for a referendum, while leaders must approve at June’s summit, with strict conditions on reforms and no deadline for a final treaty.

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Cambodian king retires amid health concerns abdicates throne

King Norodom Sihanouk at 81 abdicates due to ill health and asks Cambodians to seek a successor. The announcement, read in Phnom Penh by Prince Norodom Pariddh, names no chosen heir and notes ongoing efforts by Hun Sen and Chen Sim to obtain Beijing permission.

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German intel chief says bin Laden alive and active

Berlin based Federal Intelligence Service chief August Hanning states that Osama bin Laden remains alive and influential within al Qaida. He places bin Laden near the Afghan Pakistani border and warns Iraq violence could create a failed state aiding terrorists and endangering regional stability.

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