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Iran Opens Its First Nuclear Power Plant
New York Times
The reactor building at the Russian-built Bushehr nuclear-power plant in southern Iran was opened in a ceremony Saturday. By WILL YONG and ANDREW E. KRAMER TEHRAN — Thirty-six years after construction began under the shah, Iran finally opened its first ...
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New York Times
Labor has lost legitimacy: Abbott
The Australian
Mr Abbott told a jubilant crowd at the Four Seasons ballroom in Sydney it was time for "measured reflection on the magnitude of the task ahead". Picture: Sam Ruttyn Source: The Australian TONY Abbott has declared the Labor Party has "lost its ...
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Sweden Rescinds Warrant for WikiLeaks Founder
New York Times
By JOHN F. BURNS and ERIC SCHMITT LONDON — Julian Assange, founder of the whistle-blower Web site WikiLeaks who has been embroiled in a fight with the Pentagon over the recent release of classified documents, briefly became the focus of new attention ...
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Palestinians: Israel Must Stop Building for Talks to Work
Voice of America
Photo: AP Palestinian officials say they will pull out of peace talks if Israel continues settlement activity, as the two sides prepare to hold direct negotiations for the first time in two years. Palestinian chief negotiator Saeb Erekat said the ...
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Pakistan accepts Indian relief aid
Aljazeera.net
Pakistan has accepted $5m in aid from neighbouring India as donors pledged more money for the flood-ravaged country. Abdullah Haroon, Pakistan's UN ambassador, welcomed India's donation, saying the disaster transcended any differences the two countries ...
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Aljazeera.net
Elimination of Vagabov 'turning point' in Russia's fight against militants
RIA Novosti
MAKHACHKALA, August 21 (RIA Novosti) - The killing of the militant leader thought to be behind the March 29 Moscow metro terrorist attacks is a turning point in the fight against militants in Russia's volatile north Caucasus region, Dagestan's first ...
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A Year On, Bomber's Release Spurs Calls
Wall Street Journal
By ALISTAIR MACDONALD And CASSELL BRYAN-LOW LONDON—US senators ratcheted up pressure on the Scottish government over its decision to release the convicted Lockerbie bomber one year ago Friday, sending letters to UK and Scottish leaders demanding an ...
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Nepali parties differ on UNMIN term
The Hindu
AP A former Maoist soldier marches during a People's War Day in Kathmandu on February, 13, 2010. Maoists had started the War on February 13, 1996. Sharp disagreements have surfaced among political forces regarding the extension of United Nations ...
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The Hindu
NATO strikes kill Afghan police, civilians
Reuters
By Paul Tait KABUL, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Air strikes by the NATO-led force in Afghanistan accidentally killed at least three Afghan police in the country's north and a woman and two children in the west, officials said on Saturday. ...
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As Mission Shifts in Iraq, Risks Linger for Obama
New York Times
By PETER BAKER WASHINGTON — The official end of America's combat mission in Iraq next week will fulfill the campaign promise that helped vault President Obama to the White House, but it also presents profound risks as he seeks to claim credit without ...
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IRGC warns against attacking Iran
Press TV
Amid US and Israeli threats of a military strike on Iran, the political head of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) warns "enemies" against making such a mistake. "Should the enemy make this mistake [of attacking Iran], the Islamic Republic is ...
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Press TV
China flooding forces evacuations
BBC News
More than 50000 people have been moved from their homes in southern China after heavy rain caused the Yalu river to burst its banks. Some 200 houses have been destroyed in the city of Dandong, and three people are reported missing, state media says. ...
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Saudi 'faces spine-op punishment'
BBC News
Amnesty International has urged Saudi authorities to stop any attempt to medically paralyse a man as a judicial punishment. A Saudi judge is reported to have asked hospitals if it is possible to cut the spinal cord of the man, found guilty of ...
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Gilani sends box of mangoes to Manmohan
Hindustan Times
Accepting India's offer of $5 million assistance towards flood relief, Pakistan Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani on Friday sent a box of mangoes to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh as a goodwill gesture. "Yes, we did get the box of mangoes. ...
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Govt issues notice to Google for showing POK in Pakistan
Hindustan Times
PTI Government on Saturday said it has issued a notice to Internet search giant Google for depicting Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir as part of Pakistan. "Any wrongful depiction of Indian map and its boundaries is liable for action under the India ...
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Nearly six in ten Americans oppose Afghan war
Hindustan Times
Nearly six in 10 Americans oppose the nine-year-old war in Afghanistan, even as President Barack Obama is sending more troops to fight in that country, according to the AP-GfK poll. With just over 10 weeks left before nationwide elections that could ...
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