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UN warns many more dead in Indonesia
Plane crash hampers relief in Aceh
The chaotic effort to bring relief to Indonesia's tsunami survivors stalled Tuesday after a plane crash blocked the aid effort's main airport, as the UN warned there could be tens of thousands of newdeaths.
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Powell saddened by governor's murder
'Iraq election will go ahead'
US Secretary of State Colin Powell expressed sorrow at Tuesday's assassination of Baghdad governor Ali Radi al-Haidari but said Iraq's elections will go ahead this month as scheduled.
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Abbas denounces 'Zionist enemy'
7 Palestinians killed by Israeli shelling
Palestinian presidential election frontrunner Mahmud Abbas launched a withering attack on the "Zionist enemy" Tuesday after Israeli troops killed seven people in the northern Gaza Strip.
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Hostage taker in Peru arrested
The leader of a group of former soldiers holding 17 people hostage in a police station in the southern town of Adahuaylas was arrested while he was negotiating a surrender, as the standoff with his followers
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Bush Sr, Clinton to head tsunami relief fund
President George W Bush has tapped former Presidents Bill Clinton and George H W Bush to lead a US charitable fund-raising effort for victims of the Asian Tsunamis, the White House announced on Tuesday.
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India, Pakistan hold talks on water-sharing
India and Pakistan began another round of talks Tuesday on resolving a water-sharing row triggered by New Delhi's decision to build a hydroelectric dam in divided Kashmir, a ministry spokesman said.
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