Eurasia Press & News
BAGHDAD (AFP) — At least 20 Iraqis were killed in rebel attacks and bombings on …
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Saddam trial degenerates into chaos on debut of new judge
BAGHDAD (AP) — A new chief judge moved to crack down in a chaotic session …
Read More »Major powers try to close ranks over Iran nuke issue
VIENNA (AFP) — The five permanent members of the UN Security Council and Germany meet …
Read More »US journalists seriously injured in Iraq
WASHINGTON (Reuters) — ABC news anchor Bob Woodruff and camera operator Doug Vogt were seriously …
Read More »Egypt downplays Hamas win, urges EU not to cut aid
CAIRO (AP) — Egypt’s foreign minister on Sunday urged the European Union to continue aid …
Read More »After years of fear, Algeria’s skiers return
TIKJDA, Algeria — Gazing at the cedar trees and snow-capped crags of this mountain ski …
Read More »Auditors say US-led occupation officials squandered millions meant for Iraq rebuilding
DUBAI (AP) — Iraqi money gambled away in the Philippines. Thousands spent on a swimming …
Read More »Lebanese leaders fail again to agree on Lahoud’s fate
BEIRUT (Reuters) — Rival Lebanese leaders failed to agree on the fate of pro-Syrian President …
Read More »Israel braces for Hamas dominating Palestinian elections
OCCUPIED JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel’s acting prime minister, Ehud Olmert, huddled with top military and …
Read More »Hunt for reporter highlights US troops’ Iraq dilemma
BAGHDAD (Reuters) — US forces hunting kidnapped American journalist Jill Carroll are raiding Iraqi homes …
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