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Most Americans skeptical of Iraq status report: poll

Most Americans think the Bush administration's upcoming Iraq status report will exaggerate progress, and few expect it to result in a major shift in the administration's policy, a latest poll found. The new Washington Post-ABC News poll released here Sunday, underscore the depth ...

UN's Ban visits Sudan with focus on Darfur

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon headed for Sudan yesterday to lay the groundwork for a solution to the Darfur conflict through talks and deployment of thousands of peacekeepers. Ban, who was flying to Khartoum from a meeting of senior UN staff in Turin, Italy, will seek ...

Polish President leaves hospital after tests

Polish President Lech Kaczynski went home from a military hospital yesterday after a brief stay because of high fever and a serious stomach infection. Kaczynski should be back at work "very soon", a spokesman for the hospital told a news conference earlier. The TVN24 news channel ...

Another agriculture minister steps down

Japan's farm minister resigned yesterday over illegal dealings at a farmers' group he headed, delivering a fresh blow to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe just a week after he revamped his Cabinet to try to revive his popularity. A junior minister also quit and the head of a parliamentar...

UN chief to visit Darfur with 3-part strategy

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki- moon announced Tuesday that he is to visit Darfur next week with a three-part strategy for that region. Ban told reporters at a press conference at the UN Headquarters in New York that he will travel next week to Sudan, Chad and Libya, ahead of the ...

Germany to offer 4 million euros to help Syria on Iraqi refugees

Visiting German Economic Cooperation and Development Minister Heidemarie Wieczorek-Zeul said Tuesday that her country intended to offer 4 million euros to help Syria deal with the big number of Iraqi refugees. Wieczorek-Zeul made the remarks at a joint press conference with ...

Eleven Israeli jets breach Lebanese airspace

Eleven Israeli fighter jets violated Lebanese airspace on Thursday, Lebanese army said in a statement. The army said nine war jets and two surveillance ones flew over several areas in the country since early Thursday till night. The command said the jets entered Lebanese airspace ...

Two arrested Egyptian MPs released on bail

Egypt's Supreme State Security Prosecution decided on Thursday to release two MPs on bail, one day after their detention for reportedly involvement in activities of a banned group, the official MENA news agency reported. Paying 10,000 Egyptian pounds (about 1,770 U.S. dollars) ...

Presidential runoff to be held in Sierra Leone

A presidential runoff will be held in Sierra Leone between the top two runners since none of the candidates succeeded in garnering at least 55 percent of the ballot in the first round, the National Electoral Commission said on Thursday. According to the results released by the ...

U.S. to provide security trainings for Palestinians

The United States will begin training of the Palestinian Presidential Guard this fall to help enhance its security capabilities, the State Department said in a statement. The training program, which will run through early next year, will "enhance the capabilities of the ...

Russia resumes long-range bomber patrols

Russian President Vladimir Putin said he had ordered strategic bombers to resume regular long-range patrols, a show of armed muscle aimed at sending a pointed message to the United States. The resumption of bombing patrols, which analysts say signaled a significant change for ...

Backgrounder: Basic facts about Southern African Development Community

The Southern African Development Community (SADC), a major regional bloc in Africa, will begin its annual summit on Thursday in Lusaka, capital of Zambia. The SADC has been in existence since 1980, when it was formed as a loose alliance of nine majority-ruled states in Southern ...

Mexico, U.S., Canada leaders to meet on security, cooperation

U.S. President George W. Bush, Mexican President Felipe Calderon and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper will stage a summit on Aug. 20-21 in Canada to discuss drug trafficking, security, trade and cooperation. Mexico's Foreign Minister Patricia Espinosa said Wednesday this ...

Cape Town suspends 87 metro policemen after protest

South Africa Cape Town city announced on Wednesday that 87 metro policemen who were involved in a protest in the city were suspended with immediate effect. Local SABC news reported that over a hundred of them blockaded the N2 in a protest over their pay structure and new job ...

Spain condemns deadly bomb attacks in Iraq

Spain has condemned the recent deadly bomb attacks in Iraq and called on the groups fighting each other to reach an agreement for national reconciliation, the Foreign Ministry said in a statement Wednesday. The death and suffering caused by the attacks, "make the outlook for ...

Two Indian Naval ships to visit Kuwait

Two Indian Naval ships are to arrive at Shuwaikh Port of Kuwait on a goodwill visit scheduled for Aug. 14-18, the Kuwait News Agency (KUNA) reported on Sunday. The forthcoming visit of the INS Rajput and the INS Betwa will be an important addition to the development of the ...

Rice expects no breakthrough in Mideast talks

Opening an intense round of Mideast shuttle diplomacy, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice yesterday played down expectations her mission would finalize preparations for a US-hosted peace conference next month. Rice began a four-day visit to the region with a rare warning to ...

India seeking to "re-invigorate" ties with Africa

Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Sunday said his country is to "re-invigorate" its ties with the African continent and strengthen "south-south" cooperation. Singh made the remarks before he left here for a tour of Nigeria and South Africa. The Indian prime minister is ...

Blackwater sued by its Iraqi victims in U.S. court

Blackwater, the U.S. security firm whose armed personnel allegedly opened fire on innocent Iraqi civilians last month, was sued Thursday by an injured survivor and three families of the men killed in the incident. Philadelphia law firm Burke O'Neil, the Center for Constitutional ...

U.S. hopes Turkey's ambassador to return quickly

The United States expressed hope Thursday that Turkey's ambassador to Washington Nabi Sensoy would return quickly after he was recalled because a U.S. congressional panel voted to label the wartime massacre of Armenians under the Ottoman Empire as "genocide." "We look forward to ...
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