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Clinton, in Egypt, wants Israeli settlement halt 'forever'
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UNITED States (U.S.) Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has defended America's stance toward Israeli settlement building to worried Arab allies, saying Washington does not accept the legitimacy of the West Bank enclaves and wants to see their construction halted "forever. Angola begins public debate on new constitution -051109 AUTHORITIES in Angola have kicked off a public debate about a new constitution that is likely to continue President Jose Eduardo dos Santos's grip on power and delay elections until 2012. Guinea's opposition asks military leaders to quit over crackdown -051109 OPPOSITION leaders in Guinea have asked the military junta to step down to end a crisis stemming from a bloody crackdown on protesters. |
Again, Al-Bashir plans Turkey trip despite warrant
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SUDANESE President Omar Hassan al-Bashir has planned to visit Turkey next week for the first time since an international court asked for his arrest, in a test of Ankara's support for international justice. Sierra Leonean parents, aid group differ on adoption -051109 SEVEN years after brutal civil war, a group of parents in Sierra Leone has accused a charity of sending more than 30 children abroad for adoption without consent during the country's civil war. |
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