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Tags: Articles about your interests. (World, 70 articles)
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12.9.2007 03:29 The next year: Nuclear crunch time nuclear, bush, iran, rosner 10.9.2007 21:44 The Associated Press Gen. Petraeus: U.S. may significantly reduce forces in Iraq by mid 2008 Petraeus, United States, Iraq, Bush 08.9.2007 09:45 Reuters Bin Laden: The U.S. is vulnerable despite its military, economic strength Bush, September 11, Al-Qaida, Osama bin Laden 03.9.2007 09:59 By Yossi Sarid Danger - friendship. Who's listening? bush, rice, olmert, abbas 29.8.2007 15:19 By Shmuel Rosner, Haaretz Correspondent Bush administration opposes bills on divestment from Iran, Sudan Iran, Sudan, bill, Bush 13.8.2007 03:15 The Associated Press Lantos: Premature roadblocks removal may spark terror attacks Foreign Affairs Committee, Mideast talks, Saudi weapons deal, Bush
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Obama tells fathers to meet their responsibilities :: CHICAGO SUN-TIMES :: Barack Obama (U.S., 39 articles)
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A Political Action Committee overseen by the director of religious outreach for John Kerry's 2004 presidential campaign is running an ad on Christian radio defending presumptive Democratic nominee Barack Obama. While John McCain toured Latin America today, an emissary for his campaign hit Barack Obama on another area of the world Iraq. Cantor's comments were fueled by a recent interview with Obama national campaign co-chair Claire McCaskill, who said the presumptive Democratic nominee would not alter his Iraq policy during the remainder of the election.
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Iraq official cites progress on U.S. security pact (World, 25 articles)
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BAGHDAD Iraq's foreign minister said Wednesday that concessions by both sides had advanced the prospects for a new security agreement needed for U.S. forces to remain in the country beyond the end of the year. The U.S. military reports that violence has dropped to its lowest level in more than four years but says attacks are continuing as Sunni and Shiite extremists try to regroup and undermine security gains in Iraq. BAGHDAD A Shiite militant "special group" seeking to re-ignite sectarian violence that swept through a Shiite neighborhood 18 months ago is believed responsible for a deadly car bombing there, a U.S. military spokesman said Wednesday.
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Robert Mugabe, opposition reject calls for Zimbabwe unity (World, 38 articles)
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HARARE, Zimbabwe - Zimbabwe's opposition leader briefly emerged from his refuge at the Dutch Embassy Wednesday and called for African leaders to guide talks to end Zimbabwe's crisis, saying a presidential runoff this week was no solution. Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai, who withdrew from the runoff after an intense campaign of state-sponsored violence, said the results of the election would " reflect only the fear of the people of Zimbabwe. With the opposition boycotting Friday's vote due to ruling party violence and intimidation, Rice said no outcome would be acceptable and that Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe must allow a legitimate government to take power.
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Israel's choice risky, but human :: CHICAGO SUN-TIMES :: Commentary (World, 12 articles)
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Speaking on Hezbollah-run television Wednesday, Nasrallah said the exchange of prisoners for two Israeli soldiers kidnapped two years ago and believed to be dead would most likely " be carried out in a couple of weeks. BEIRUT, Lebanon - Hezbollah's leader on Wednesday confirmed for the first time that his group will hand over two captured Israeli soldiers and information on a missing Israeli airman in exchange for five Lebanese prisoners in Israel. The military arm of Lebanese political party Hezbollah has been added to the government's list of organisations banned under the Terrorism Act 2000.
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