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2 Small Blasts Reported Outside British Consulate in New York

Police say blasts caused by toy grenades filled with gunpowder


Over 20 Iraqis Killed in Insurgent Attacks in Baghdad

Insurgents in Iraq carried out a series of attacks against security forces in Baghdad early Thursday, killing more than 20 people.


Judge Throws Out Guilty Plea of Abu Ghraib Female Prison Guard

A U.S. military judge at Fort Hood, in Texas, has thrown out a guilty plea agreement for U.S. Army Private First Class Lynndie England, who appeared in many of the most graphic photographs of prisoner abuse at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison last year. The case is now under review.


Judge Throws Out Guilty Plea of Abu Ghraib Female Prison Guard

A U.S. military judge at Fort Hood, in Texas, has thrown out a guilty plea agreement for U.S. Army Private First Class Lynndie England, who appeared in many of the most graphic photographs of prisoner abuse at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison last year. The case is now under review.


Top Al-Qaida Operative Arrested in Pakistan

Abu Farraj al-Libbi is wanted for two attempts to assassinate Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf


Suicide Bomber Kills at Least 50 in Northern Iraq

A suicide bomber has killed at a police recruitment center in northern Iraq killed at least 50 people and wounded more than 100 others at a police recruitment center in northern Iraq. The latest bloodshed brings to around 200 the toll from six days of insurgent attacks.


Iran Declares Determination to Pursue Uranium Enrichment

Declaration comes at UN-sponsored conference on nuclear disarmament in New York.


Italy to Challenge US Findings on Agent Shooting by US Troops

Italy is to publish its own conclusions on the killing of intelligence officer Nicola Calipari, who died under American fire at a checkpoint in Baghdad on March Fourth. The United States released its report Saturday, clearing American soldiers of responsibility in the killing.


Italy to Challenge US Findings on Agent Shooting by US Troops

Italy is to publish its own conclusions on the killing of intelligence officer Nicola Calipari, who died under American fire at a checkpoint in Baghdad on March Fourth. The United States released its report Saturday, clearing American soldiers of responsibility in the killing.


Thousands March in Pro-Democracy Rallies in Nepal

Participants carried banners calling for an end to king's direct rule and restoration of democracy


Israel Hails Visit of Turkish Prime Minister

Israel is hailing the visit of Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan because Turkey is a predominantly Muslim country.


Germany Marks 60th Anniversary of Dachau Liberation

Hundreds of survivors of the Dachau Nazi concentration camp have marked the 60th anniversary of their liberation.


Pope Benedict XVI Wishes Orthodox Christians Happy Easter

Pope Benedict XVI wished Orthodox Christians a Happy Easter in his first appearance from his study window. Thousands of pilgrims crowded Saint Peter's Square for the event.


Iran-Britain Airport Dispute Heats Up

A conservative politician in Iran advocates cutting diplomatic ties with Britain in a dispute over Tehran's new international airport.


Iran-Britain Airport Dispute Heats Up

A conservative politician in Iran advocates cutting diplomatic ties with Britain in a dispute over Tehran's new international airport.