UN Security Council condemns North Korean rocket launch
The U N Security Council condemned North Korea's successful rocket launch and said it would urgently consider an appropriate response. China must shape how sanctions or other actions unfold, with Beijing urging prudence and stability to avoid escalation. The council noted the launch violated resolutions from 2006 and pledged continued consultations on next steps. The move heightens tension as the U S and allies seek actions while Pyongyang defends a civilian space program.
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Pakistan and Afghanistan pursue peace plan with Taliban by 2015
In Ankara both nations advance a five step plan for talks with the Taliban leading to a cease fire and political roles. The effort includes U N blacklisting rule changes to allow Taliban negotiators to travel and a summit in Turkey to kick off direct discussions in Saudi Arabia next year. Karzai and Zardari held talks on the plan amid calls for a cease-fire and renunciation of violence.
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Chavez may miss inauguration amid cancer battle in Cuba
The government warned that Hugo Chavez, weakened after a fourth cancer surgery in Cuba, may not be well enough to attend the January 10 inauguration. Vice President Maduro appeared grim as he announced a complex recovery, with Ca bello and Rafael Ramirez by his side signaling unity while analysts warn of potential rifts in the Chavez movement.
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Cheese evidence from 7500 years ago points to dairy use
A study of 34 Polish pottery sieves shows high fatty milk residue, suggesting early cheese making. Researchers led by Richard Evershed of the University of Bristol compared residues on sieves with cooking and storage pots, arguing dairy processing was likely.
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