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Dueling protests over New York mosque near Ground Zero
Sydney Morning Herald
Thousands of people took to the streets Saturday here in dueling protests over building a mosque close to Ground Zero, triggering noisy sidewalk arguments closely watched by a tight police guard. About 1500 people first marched in favor of a Muslim ...
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Gillard didn't reward plotters: Albanese
Sydney Morning Herald
Julia Gillard promoted ministers based on merit rather than rewarding plotters who made her prime minister, frontbencher Anthony Albanese says. Labor right-faction numbers man Bill Shorten, who helped Ms Gillard roll Kevin Rudd in June, ...
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No Koran burning but activists gather
Sydney Morning Herald
Police sent reinforcements on Saturday to separate angry activists gathered outside the US church where Korans were to be burned, even though the church's controversial pastor called off the event. Signs in red letters stating that "Islam is of the ...
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Turkey basketball win fuels Kosovo clash
Sydney Morning Herald
AP Police say ethnic Albanians and Serbs clashed in Kosovo's ethnically divided city of Mitrovica after Turkey defeated Serbia in the semifinals of the basketball world championship. Police spokesman Besim Hoti says ethnic Albanians and Serbs pelted ...
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'US forces in pursuit of Osama'
Indian Express
On the eve of the anniversary of September 11 deadly terror strikes on the US, President Barack Obama said American forces were in pursuit of al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden and his deputy who had been forced to go "deep underground". ...
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Iran balks at release of American woman
The Associated Press
TEHRAN, Iran — Iranian judicial authorities who reversed plans to release a detained American woman insisted Saturday that she and two friends will remain in custody until legal procedures have been exhausted. The about-face was an embarrassment to ...
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Gas pipeline explosion kills 4 near Mashhad
Tehran Times
MASHHAD/TEHRAN – An explosion in a gas pipeline near the northeastern city of Mashhad on Friday killed 4 people and injured 16 others, Alireza Gharibi, director of the Iran Gas Engineering and Development Company, told the Mehr News Agency. ...
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A Journey by Tony Blair: review
Telegraph.co.uk
By Allison Pearson During an interview with Tony Blair back in 1997, I slipped in a final question: "So, how are you going to avoid going mad if you get to Number 10?" The New Labour leader hesitated. "Look," he began. ("Look" is how Blair always ...
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In letter and spirit: Gadkari backs Munda
Indian Express
With a letter of support from BJP chief Nitin Gadkari and a cold shoulder from the rest of the party top brass, Arjun Munda on Saturday began his journey as the Jharkhand CM for the third time. Although he skipped the swearing-in ceremony in Ranchi, ...
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Some Ask if Ozawa Is the Force That Japan Needs
New York Times
By MARTIN FACKLER TOKYO — Shadow shogun, scandal-tainted party boss, insider turned rebel, a leader who can say no to Washington — Ichiro Ozawa has been called many things in his four decades in politics. Ichiro Ozawa, who is challenging the prime ...
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A More Divided 9/11 Anniversary
Wall Street Journal
By SUMATHI REDDY And ANDREW GROSSMAN Two unidentified women grieve Friday while looking at Ground Zero in Lower Manhattan from the corner of Church St. and Vesey St. From the beginning, there were disagreements over how to memorialize victims of the ...
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Killer father tape in court
Calcutta Telegraph
Toronto, Sept. 11 (PTI): A heart-wrenching audio-tape of a Punjabi immigrant shooting dead his two stepsons and nearly beheading his wife on Father's Day last year was played in a Vancouver court. "Mommy, mommy," 15-year-old Ranjit cried for help, ...
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'No chance' of another martial law in Pakistan: Sharif
Indian Express
The PML-N chief made the remarks while interacting with children in the flood-hit Charsadda district. Pakistan's main Opposition leader Nawaz Sharif said there is "no chance" of imposition of another spell of martial law in the country though steps ...
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