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Three US soldiers wounded in Baghdad Blackhawks' crash
AFP - Sunday, October 5BAGHDAD, (AFP) - - Three US soldiers were wounded when two Blackhawk helicopters crashed during landing in their base in Baghdad, the American military said Sunday. More »
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Europe fights financial storm as bank deal collapses
AFP - Sunday, October 5PARIS, (AFP) - - The leaders of Europe's four main economic powers vowed to protect fragile banks in their fight against the global credit crisis as the biggest rescue in German financial history collapsed. More »
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Karzai's brother suspected of involvement in drug trade: report
AFP - Sunday, October 5WASHINGTON (AFP) - - A brother of Afghan President Hamid Karzai, Ahmed Wali Karzai, may be involved in the illegal drug trade, which is prompting serious concern among top US officials, The New York Times reported on its website Saturday. More »
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European leaders vow to fight financial storm
AFP - Sunday, October 5PARIS (AFP) - - The leaders of Europe's four main economic powers vowed Saturday to protect fragile banks from the global financial crisis but insisted on sanctions against the chiefs of failed banks. More »
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Bolivia, suspecting spying, bars US drug agency from its skies
AFP - Sunday, October 5LA PAZ (AFP) - - President Evo Morales said Saturday he has rejected a request from the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) to fly over Bolivian territory, and alleged that such flights were a cover for US spying. More »
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Politics scuttles plan to put US diplomats in Iran
AP - Sunday, October 5WASHINGTON - The Bush administration has shelved plans to set up a diplomatic outpost in Iran, in part over fears it could affect the U.S. presidential race or be interpreted as political meddling, The Associated Press has learned. More »
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Rice sets sights on energy-rich ex-Soviet republic
AP - Sunday, October 5WASHINGTON - Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is leading U.S. efforts to court energy-rich Kazakhstan, the former Soviet republic balancing close relations with Russia and openings to the West after Moscow's invasion of Georgia. More »
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US announces plans to sell arms package to Taiwan
AP - Saturday, October 4WASHINGTON - The Bush administration has announced plans to sell billions of dollars in arms to Taiwan, a decision certain to anger Taiwan's rival China. More »
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US: NKorea still moving to restart reactor
AP - Saturday, October 4WASHINGTON - The State Department says a U.S. diplomat's trip to North Korea has not stopped the North from moving to restore its disabled nuclear reactor. More »
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Report: Morales blocks US anti-drug flights
AP - Friday, October 3LA PAZ, Bolivia - Bolivian President Evo Morales has rejected a request from the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration to fly anti-narcotics missions over the South American nation's territory, state media reported Thursday. More »
- Some attacks on US missions overseasAP -Friday, October 3
- US troops in Iraq encouraged to vote in NovemberAP -Friday, October 3
- Diplomat says US has no plans to revive Cold WarAP -Thursday, October 2
- US backs down, will give Cuban journalists visasAP -Thursday, October 2
- Commander: US Africa command aims at cooperationAP -Thursday, October 2
- US warns Americans to beware Bulgarian strip barsAP -Wednesday, October 1
- US slaps sanctions on Colombian rebel envoysAP -Wednesday, October 1
- Chavez says crisis is failure of capitalismAP -Wednesday, October 1
- US official says 3 pirates may be dead in shootoutAP -Wednesday, October 1
- Israeli officials say US provides advanced radarAP -Monday, September 29
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