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Tangled U.S. Objectives Bring Down Spy Firm
I had no idea that private intelligence firms were at work in this part of the world doing this type of work. I guess that is what makes them effective tools. " Private Agents Snared Afghan Drug KingpinAfter... 
Sudan declares Darfur ceasefire
Sudan President has declared an unilateral ceasefire. However, it is unlikely to be observed as it was not negotiated with local rebels. Sadly, it is just a governmental initiative ignited by the international... 
Indonesia execution of Bali bombers sparks clashes
TENGGULUN, Indonesia (Reuters) - Thousands of people including some hardliners gathered for the funerals of three Indonesians executed on Sunday for the 2002 Bali bombings, sparking clashes between police and emotional supporters. The three men from the militant group Jemaah...
Pakistan needs $10bn to avert meltdown
" Pakistan immediately needs at least $10 billion to deal with the current economic crisis, Foreign Secretary Salman Bashir has said. Bashir, who participated in the inaugural meeting of the Friends of Pakistan group, told a group of Pakistani journalists Friday night here...
Minister opposes arrest of Sudan president Omar al-Bashir
Sudanese government warns again over the local consequences of an international arrest of its incumbent President al-Bashir. Chines government has voiced similar concerns in the past.
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Martin Bashir forced to give humiliating apology after 'stupid, tasteless' As...
TV interviewer Martin Bashir, who came to prominence after interviewing Diana, Princess of Wales, about her failed marriage in 1995, issued the apology after he had a "moment of stupidity" and made a "tasteless"...
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First Bashir, Next ... Bush?
The first thing I said when I heard Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir was being indicted was,”Good, about time”. The second thing I said was, “When will western war criminals, such as President Bush, be indicted?” It is highly unlikely that the International Criminal... 
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China says heed fears about Bashir genocide charges
"China says heed fears about Bashir genocide charges"By Chris Buckley BEIJING (Reuters) - World powers should heed the worries of African and Arab states in responding to genocide charges against Sudan's...
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Sudan makes diplomatic efforts to block Darfur genocide case
After Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir was charged by the prosecutor (Luis Moreno-Ocampo) of International Criminal Court (ICC) yesterday, his government unveil its diplomatic plan to stop the genocide case on Darfur: pressure on UN, refuse ICC jurisdiction to...ICC prosecutor set to charge Sudan's Bashir
"THE HAGUE (Reuters) - The International Criminal Court's (ICC) prosecutor is poised to seek the arrest of Sudan's president on Monday for alleged genocide in Darfur in a move Khartoum warns could set fire to the region. The prosecutor is widely expected to ask the court...
Martin Bashir Lady Diana's inquisitor has a benign brain tumour growing in ...
" Martin Bashir, who became a household name after his extraordinary TV interview with the late Diana, Princess of Wales about the break-up of her marriage to Prince Charles, is suffering from a brain tumour.The...
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Indonesia to send more peacekeepers to Lebanon, Sudan
"As part of its efforts to help maintain peace in the world, Indonesia has decided to send more security personnel to join the United Nations peacekeeping force in Lebanon and Sudan. The Indonesian government made the decision when President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono held...
Taliban undecided to release two sick hostages
As usual it has been reported that the Taliban are all talk and no action when it comes to negotiations. To date two Korean Women have not been released as previously reported. Time will tell if they are released...
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Gemayel Murder Portends New Bloodshed in Lebanon
"Even before the killing of a key Christian politician, Beirut was primed for trouble. Now, it may be hard to avoid confrontation. The streets of Beirut filled with cars fleeing the city as soon as news spread that one of Lebanon's most prominent Christian politicians, Pierre...
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