Vol. 5 Num 236 Thu. January 20, 2005    
 
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Global poll slams Bush leadership
More than half of people surveyed in a BBC World Service poll say the re-election of US President George W Bush has made the world more dangerous.
 
Abbas seeks to secure ceasefire
Palestinian forces to be deployed on Gaza border
Palestinian leader Mahmud Abbas was to hold talks with armed factions Wednesday in a bid to persuade them to end attacks on Israel, after the latest Hamas suicide bomb killed a Shin Beth security agent.
 
Bush celebrates second term in office
President Bush launched his inaugural celebrations on Tuesday by thanking two groups that played major roles in his election to a second term the military that prosecuted the war in Iraq and his most
 
'We will not tolerate abuse'
Says Blair spokesman
Prime Minister Tony Blair has made it clear that Britain "will not tolerate abuse of any kind", his spokesman said Wednesday as a court martial continued of three British soldiers accused of mistreating
 
Iran warns US over military action
Iran accused the United States Wednesday of trying to disrupt its nuclear negotiations with the European Union by evoking the threat of a military strike, and warned Washington it would respond to any
 
International concert for tsunami aid
A star-studded cast of US and Asian pop stars will perform in a concert to raise donations for Asian tsunami victims, music video broadcaster MTV Networks Asia said Wednesday.
 
India, Israel to strengthen military ties
India and Israel have agreed to fulfil a number of bilateral equipment deals and conduct a joint air manoeuvres later this year as a mark of their burgeoning defence ties, a leading defence weekly has
 
IRA denies hand in N Ireland bank raid
The IRA, Northern Ireland's main Roman Catholic paramilitary group, issued a formal statement on Tuesday denying it was responsible for carrying out one of Britain's biggest-ever bank robberies.
 
American pleads guilty in oil-for-food scam
An Iraqi-American illegally acted as an agent for Iraq under Saddam Hussein and received millions of dollars worth of oil from the country's UN oil-for-food program, US court documents showed on Tuesday.
 
India, Pakistan cool tensions over cross border shelling
Indian and Pakistani military commanders spoke by telephone hotline Wednesday to calm tensions after mortars fired from Pakistan crashed into Indian-held Kashmir, endangering a 14-month ceasefire between
 

 
   
 
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