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More newsTerrorist Ties Doubted in Amsterdam ArrestsWASHINGTON - American law enforcement and aviation security officials said Tuesday they thought it highly unlikely that two United States residents of Yemeni descent detained in Amsterdam on Monday had any connection to terrorism, ... Marking Iraq Milestone, Gates Strikes Cautious NoteMorry Gash/AP Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates spoke on Tuesday at the American Legion convention in Milwaukee. By ELISABETH BUMILLER Hours before he is to address the nation about the withdrawal of United States combat troops from Iraq, ... Boy, 11, shot dead in KashmirHuman rights campaigners have called on the Indian government to prosecute soldiers and paramilitary police after an 11-year-old boy was shot dead in Kashmir. Spain Breaks Up a Trafficking Ring for Male ProstitutionMADRID - The Spanish police said Tuesday that it had dismantled for the first time a human trafficking network bringing men rather than women into the country to work as prostitutes. US spies worry about Iraq's political deadlockWASHINGTON - US spy agencies view political stalemate in Iraq as the biggest threat to security in Iraq as the American military scales back its mission in the country, a senior official said on Tuesday. Specials
France Mounts Defense of Its Deportation of Roma
BRUSSELS - France, which has been sharply criticized for deporting hundreds of Roma, defended its actions on Tuesday and accused Romania of not doing enough to integrate members of its Roma minority. Read more 
Yemenis detained on mistaken suspicion of planning attack
Two Yemeni men who flew from Chicago to Amsterdam and were detained Monday in the Netherlands on suspicion of planning a terrorist act do not appear to be involved in any conspiracy and did not know each other before they were arrested, ... Read more 
Angela Merkel risks Germans' ire with fresh commitment to nuclear energy
German chancellor Angela Merkel has announced an extension to the nation's nuclear power plant operations for up to 15 years beyond a scheduled phase-out, in a move critics fear might signal that atomic power is here to stay. Read more 
7 US troops die in bombings in violent south
KABUL, Afghanistan - Roadside bombs killed seven American troopers on Monday - including five in a single blast in Kandahar - raising to more than a dozen the number who have died in the last three days. Read more 
S.Africa's Zuma's push leads to strike talks
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's government and unions representing 1.3 million striking state workers began talks Monday night following President Jacob Zuma's order to ministers to negotiate immediately ... Read more 
German central bank says Sarrazin hurting its image
BERLIN, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Germany's central bank publicly accused board member, Thilo Sarrazin, of damaging its reputation and warned of further action against him after comments he made about Jews and immigrants. Read more |
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