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Yahoo! News: World News Sat, 31 Jul 2010 06:40:00 GMT |
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US casualties in Afghanistan soar to record highs
(AP)
AP - In a summer of suffering, America's military death toll in Afghanistan is rising, with back-to-back record months for U.S. losses in the grinding conflict. All signs point to more bloodshed in the months ahead, straining the already shaky international support for the war.
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UN says floods affect 1 million Pakistanis
(AP)
AP - The United Nations says devastating floods have affected 1 million people in Pakistan.
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Kingpin's death could mean more violence in Mexico
(AP)
AP - One of the world's most powerful drug cartels took a major hit when soldiers killed a top kingpin in a gunbattle, and his death will likely will mean more violence as factions fight for the cocaine and methamphetamine empire that he left behind.
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Israeli airstrike kills senior Hamas rocket maker
(AP)
AP - Israeli warplanes fired missiles at five targets across Gaza, killing a senior commander of the Hamas military wing and wounding 11 people, the group said Saturday.
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Mexico's TV channel cancels show after kidnappings
(AP)
AP - Mexico's biggest television network canceled a popular news show to protest the kidnapping of four reporters, abductions that media advocates called an escalation of a campaign by drug gangs to control information.
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A Shady Resume Sparks Debate Over Honesty in China
(Time.com)
Time.com - After the former head of Microsoft China's academic credentials have come under scrutiny, a nationwide debate is raging on the place of integrity in Chinese society
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Pakistan intelligence agency scraps UK visit
(AFP)
AFP - Pakistan's intelligence agency has scrapped a planned visit to Britain in protest at Prime Minister David Cameron's comments on the export of terror, The Times newspaper reported Saturday.
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5.7 quake shakes Iran
(AP)
AP - A 5.7-magnitude earthquake rattled the northeast Iranian city of Torbat-e Heydariyeh on Friday, injuring at least 110 people.
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Castro accuses US of torture in 'Cuban Five' case
(AP)
AP - Fidel Castro accused U.S. authorities of torturing a convicted Cuban spy, telling a meeting of communist youths that the agent had been placed in solitary confinement in California.
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U.N. tells Darfur peace force to focus on security
(Reuters)
Reuters - The U.N. Security Council extended the stay of peacekeepers in Sudan's western Darfur region by another year on Friday, telling the force to focus primarily on protecting civilians and aid deliveries.
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Floods kill 37 in China's northeast: media
(AFP)
AFP - The death toll from floods sweeping through northeastern China has risen to 37, state media said Saturday, as the country continues to battle the worst floods in a decade.
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Economic growth ticks higher in May
(Reuters)
Reuters - Growth in Canada's economy edged up in May after stalling unexpectedly in April, helped by strength in the goods-producing sectors led by oil and gas extraction, while the service sector faltered for a second straight month.
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Australian PM Gillard heading for defeat: new poll
(Reuters)
Reuters - Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard is heading for a shock defeat at elections on August 21, a new opinion poll showed Saturday, as government infighting and damaging cabinet leaks threatened to derail her campaign.
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U.S.-led coalition finds 'success' elusive in Kandahar
(McClatchy Newspapers)
McClatchy Newspapers - ARGHANDAB, Afghanistan — As the U.S.-led coalition launches its most critical military operation of the nine-year war in Afghanistan, doubts are growing about whether the United States and its allies can contain the surging Taliban-led insurgency and prevent the country from reverting to an al Qaida sanctuary or erupting in civil war.
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Wyclef Jean mulling Haiti presidential run against politician uncle
(The Christian Science Monitor)
The Christian Science Monitor - Wyclef Jean is considering running for president against his politician uncle, although some observers are skeptical if the earthquake-ravaged country is even capable of holding elections this year.
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Mexico's Drug Wars: Finally Going After Number One
(Time.com)
Time.com - Felipe CalderÓn has been criticized for not going hard enough after the Sinaloa cartel. Now he's started but there's more bloodshed to come
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Kenya Divided by the Colours of a New Constitution
(OneWorld.net)
OneWorld.net - NAIROBI, Jul 30 (IRIN) - Less than three years after a closely fought
presidential election plunged Kenya into widespread violence and
displaced thousands, the country is bracing itself for another crucial
and equally divisive ballot, this time on a new constitution.
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