South Korean president Kim wins Nobel Peace Prize
Kim Dae-jung, veteran opposition leader turned president, wins the Nobel Peace Prize for easing decades of Korea tensions. He survived assassination attempts and a life under military rule, and his diplomacy with North Korea led to the 2000 summit in Pyongyang and ongoing steps toward reunification.
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Russian official Says Kursk Collision Not Dominant Cause
Russia's deputy prime minister says no fragments of a foreign submarine were found near the sunken Kursk and a collision with another vessel is no longer the leading explanation. Investigators still seek the cause of August's Barents Sea explosion that killed all 118 sailors aboard.
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