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Inquiry call over US agent leak
White House rejects independent counsel for information leak on Iraq
Prominent members of the opposition Democratic Party in the United States are calling for an independent investigation into new allegations surrounding the case for war in Iraq.
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N Korea not interested in further nuke talks
North Korea said Tuesday it had no interest in a new round of six-party talks and was taking "practical measures" to beef up its nuclear deterrent as current US policy was leading to war.
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'Iraq constitution group may miss deadline'
An Iraqi group working on a new constitution said it would be impossible to complete the job within the US goal of six months because of deep disagreements over major issues, The Washington Post reported
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US prepares new UN resolution on Iraq
The United States said it would lay out steps in a new draft UN resolution to put Iraqis back in control of their country as the human cost of occupying Iraq mounted.
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UN envoy in Myanmar to revive talks
United Nations envoy Razali Ismail on Tuesday began a critical three-day mission to Myanmar aimed at bringing opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi and the ruling generals back to the negotiating table.
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Armitage, Rocca on mission to Pakistan
Indo-Pak peace process will figure in the wide-ranging talks US Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage and Assistant Secretary of State for South Asia Christina Rocca hold with Pakistani leadership
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US pulls out of Liberia
Hundreds flee from central Liberia: UNHCR
The United States has begun withdrawing its peacekeeping troops from Liberia, ahead of the arrival of a United Nations force.
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