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Intelligence   Jaipur   Pakistan   Photos   Terrorism		  The Australian 
Jaipur, India terror blasts kill 80
RELATIONS between India and Pakistan plunged into crisis last night after a terrorist bloodbath in the historic "Pink City" of Jaipur, with New Delhi's Foreign Minister Pranab Mukherjee under pressure... (photo: WN / Imran Nissar)
Senator Romeo Dallaire a retired Lieutenant-General in the Canadian Army and commander of the U.N. Assistence Mission for Rwanda (UNAMIR),jsa1
Canada   Crime   Human Rights   N.America   Ottawa   Photos   Trial   Guantanamo		  Canada Dot Com 
Dallaire blasts Canada on Khadr
OTTAWA - The federal government's refusal to return Omar Khadr to Canada for trial should be likened to the terrorist activities that Khadr is alleged to have committed, Senator Romeo Dallaire said... (photo: AP / David Karp)
Nouri al-Maliki  The Examiner 
Iraqi PM visits Mosul to review anti-Qaida campaign
BAGHDAD (Map, News) - Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki visited the northern city of Mosul on Wednesday to supervise a military offensive against al-Qaida in Iraq in its last major stronghold, regional... (photo: AP/Burhan Ozbilici)
Baghdad   Iraq   Photos   Politics   Qaida
Yousaf Raza Gilani (sl1)  Voa News 
Pakistan's PM Optimistic About Mending Government Rift
Pakistan's new prime minister says he hopes the two main political parties in Pakistan will resolve their differences over how to reinstate judges deposed by President Pervez Musharraf. In an... (photo: AP Photo / Anjum Naveed)
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Hamid Karzai BBC News
Senior Afghan officials suspended
Eight top Afghan government officials have been suspended over last month's attack by the Taleban on a military parade attended by President Karzai. The move came after... (photo: AP Photo/Musadeq Sadeq)
Afghanistan   Kabul   Media   Military   Photos   Police
Bono (rhubie) NZ Herald
Money raised for Africa 'goes to civil wars'
Irish rock star and anti-poverty activist Bono and his band U2 were last year outed as tax-evaders. Photo / Reuters Billions of dollars raised for African famine relief... (photo: Creative Commons / Adrienne Wenner)
Africa   Money   Photos   Celebrity   War
Benazir Bhutto/aaeh Turkish Press
Bhutto suspect orders end to Pakistan militant attacks: letter

Pakistani soldiers take up positions along the border with Afghanistan in 2007. An Al-Qaeda-linked Pakistani warlord -- accused of masterminding the slaying of Benazir... (photo: Creative Commons / flickr)
Bhutto   Death   Pakistan   Photos   woman
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the alleged Sept. 11 mastermind, is seen shortly after his capture during a raid in Pakistan Saturday March 1, 2003 in this photo obtained by the Associated Press. Mohammed confessed to that attack and a string of others during a CNN
Judge approves charges against accused 9/11 mastermind

From Jamie McIntyre CNN Pentagon Correspondent WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A military judge approved charges against five accused September 11 plotters, including the alleged... (photo: AP )
Court   Guantanamo   Pentagon   Photos   Terrorism
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The Price Of Bananas

For American corporations, the rewards of doing business abroad are enormous, but so are the risks. And over the past 25 years no place has been more perilous than... (photo: WN)
Bananas   Business   Food   Photos   Price
U.S. mulls Guantanamo closure International Herald Tribune
U.S. mulls Guantanamo closure
: The Bush administration could announce plans by the end of its term in January to close Guantanamo prison and an upcoming Supreme Court ruling might be the impetus for... (photo: DoD /Cherie A. Thurlby.)
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