News Minute: Sadr City cease fire...Hezbollah withdrawing...Myanmar aid
kwch.com     May 10, 2008            

Click through for continually updated top news from around the nation. ... Associated Press - An aide to cleric Muqtada al-Sadr (mook-TAH'-duh al SAH'-dur) says Shiite groups have brokered a cease-fire with militants fighting U.S. and Iraqi forces in Baghdad's Sadr City.... [read full story]                    


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Palestinian police arrest 10 in Hamas mosque raids

khaleejtimes.com     3 hrs ago   4 related          

HEBRON, West Bank - Palestinian police raided two mosques linked to the Islamist Hamas movement in the West Bank, seizing weapons caches and arresting more than 10 people, an official said on Saturday. Security forces...                    

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Let's get off, the TSK is back

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only available in modern browsers."); } } Let's get off, the TSK is back Mehmet Ali Birand The Turkish Armed Forces, or TSK, is entering a new era under the leadership of a new appointed high command. At the head of the...                    

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Venezuela to nationalize fuel distribution

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only available in modern browsers."); } } Venezuela to nationalize fuel distribution Venezuela to nationalize fuel distribution President Hugo Chavez said yesterday that wholesale gasoline sales by private companies will...                    

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Blast rocks Sri Lanka's capital, wounding 45

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Military spokesman Brig. "They are desperate because of defeats along the northern front lines and are targeting civilians," Nanayakkara said. Fighting in Sri Lanka's civil war has escalated in recent months, with the...                    

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