Pakistan probes claims Taliban chief dead
Pakistan says trying to confirm new reports on state television that Taliban chief Mehsud killed.
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Pakistan says trying to confirm new reports on state television that Taliban chief Mehsud killed.
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Hamas’s exiled leader Khaled Meshaal says reconciliation deal with rival Palestinian faction Fatah near.
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“It could be Mossad, or another party,” police chief Dhahi Khalfan told AFP. “Personally, I don’t exclude any possibility. I don’t exclude any party that has an interest in the assassination.”
Does the NYTimes really think that China gives a rat’s arse about being “isolated”?
” … Britain, France and Germany share Mr. Obama’s concerns. Russia and China — which have veto power on the Security Council and strong economic ties with Iran — have previously insisted on watering down penalties. That has made the Council look feckless and made it far too easy for Iran to press ahead. On Friday, we were glad to see Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton publicly warn China, which seems especially intractable, that it faces diplomatic isolation if it fails to back new sanctions…”
… Israeli gestures that would be carried out at the start of the proximity talks the United States would conduct. The main goodwill gesture is expected to be the release of hundreds of Fatah prisoners to the West Bank. The senior source in Jerusalem said that these would largely be prisoners with only a little time left in their sentences….”
AP – Israel’s Justice Ministry declared Sunday that no indictments will be filed against police in the case of an American activist who was hit by a tear gas canister and left comatose during a violent demonstration in the West Bank last year.
Robert Karlsson completed a stunning comeback from a career threatening eye injury with a comprehensive three-stroke victory at the Commercialbank Qatar Masters. After becoming the first Swedish play…
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(AP Photo/Ben Curtis, Pool, File)FILE – In this Sunday, Nov. 4, 2007 file photo, Egypt's antiquities chief Dr. Zahi Hawass, center, supervises the removal of King Tut from his stone sarcophagus in his…
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Egypt secure a record seventh Africa Cup of Nations title, after beating Ghana 1-0 in a tense final in Angola.
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