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    • Dec 31st, 2005
    • Comments Off on Ethiopia urges EU to review aid commitments

    Ethiopia said Friday that a European Union move to freeze hundreds of millions of dollars in direct aid to the government over democracy concerns was "unacceptable" and urged the bloc to stick to prior commitments

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    • Dec 31st, 2005
    • Comments Off on British Airways makes emergency landing

    A British Airways flight with 300 people on board was forced to make an emergency landing in New York when an engine caught fire shortly after take-off, a transport official said Friday. The London-bound Boeing

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    • Dec 31st, 2005
    • Comments Off on Four Afghan cops killed in bomb blast

    Four Afghan policemen were killed and seven others were injured when a bomb planted by suspected Taleban militants exploded near a checkpoint, an official said Friday. The blast happened late Thursday in the Hazar Joft

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    • Dec 31st, 2005
    • Comments Off on China still not sharing bird flu samples: WHO

    China is still not sharing virus samples from animal bird flu outbreaks, the World Health Organisation said on Friday, a day after Beijing announced the country's third human death from the disease. The woman, a

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    • Dec 31st, 2005
    • Comments Off on Iraqi Sunnis grasp election olive branch

    Leaders of Iraq's Sunni and secular communities gave a cautious welcome on Friday to a plan to bring foreign experts to Baghdad to review the results of this month's election, which they say was fraudulent.

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    • Dec 31st, 2005
    • Comments Off on French court approves warship’s transfer to India

    A French court on Friday rejected petitions by four campaign groups seeking to block the transfer to India of a decommissioned warship insulated with asbestos, paving the way for its imminent departure. A judge at

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    • Dec 31st, 2005
    • Comments Off on 20 die as Egyptian police end Sudan protest

    Some 2,000 Egyptian riot police stormed a camp of Sudanese refugees on Friday, sparking clashes that left at least 20 Sudanese dead and more than 100 police and others injured, officials and witnesses said. Witnesses

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    • Dec 31st, 2005
    • Comments Off on Iran still wants to enrich uranium at home

    Iran's agreement to discuss Moscow's plan to enrich uranium in Russia does not mean that Tehran has abandoned its drive to enrich uranium on its own soil, a senior Iranian official was quoted as saying

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    • Dec 31st, 2005
    • Comments Off on Malaysian sets 88-hour teaching record

    A Malaysian man is claiming a new record after teaching non-stop for 88 hours, in a feat involving hundreds of students which left him with a sore back and high blood pressure, a report said

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    • Dec 31st, 2005
    • Comments Off on Israel dismantles 3 West Bank settler outposts

    Israeli forces on Friday dismantled three outposts in the occupied West Bank that had been erected by Jewish settlers in a show of strength ahead of elections. Battling to win a third term, Prime Minister

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