International News Headline - 15 August, 2008

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US demands Russian troop pull-out » Full Story
The US says Russia must withdraw its troops from Georgia "at once", after Georgia's president signs a ceasefire deal.

Summit to target Zimbabwe crisis » Full Story
Southern African leaders are set to start a two-day summit, with the continuing crisis in Zimbabwe top of the agenda.

Canada seeks historic shipwrecks » Full Story
A Canadian team is to search for two British ships lost in an 1845 expedition to find the Northwest Passage.

Russian anger at US missile deal » Full Story
A deal allowing the US to site missiles in Poland is aimed against Moscow, says Russian President Dmitry Medvedev.


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Refugees turn anger on Saakashvili - Financial Times » Full Story

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Refugees turn anger on Saakashvili
Financial Times - 2 hours ago
By Catherine Belton When Mikheil Saakashvili, Georgia's pro-western leader, called a ceasefire in the face of intensifying battles with separatist fighters in South Ossetia on August 7, many in the breakaway enclave heaved a sigh of relief.
Georgians rally behind 'unpopular' leader BBC News
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Bush: Russia Must End Crisis in Georgia - Voice of America » Full Story

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Bush: Russia Must End Crisis in Georgia
Voice of America - 1 hour ago
By VOA News US President George Bush says Russia must end the crisis in Georgia to repair the damage to its relations with the United States, Europe and other nations.
US lacks options to act on tough rhetoric Financial Times
Isolating Moscow Is Not an Option ToTheCenter.com
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Missile shield accord draws Russian fire - Financial Times » Full Story

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Missile shield accord draws Russian fire
Financial Times - 50 minutes ago
By Isabel Gorst in Moscow and Jan Cienski in Warsaw Moscow lashed out at Washington and Warsaw yesterday, saying the plan to site a US anti-missile defence shield in Poland would undermine the global balance of power and put Poland at risk of nuclear ...
Russia furious as Poland joins missile shield plan ABC Online
Russia Lashes Out on Missile Deal New York Times
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Maoist elected Nepal prime minister - Washington Times » Full Story

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Maoist elected Nepal prime minister
Washington Times - 42 minutes ago
The Maoist leader known as Prachanda was overwhelmingly elected the first republican prime minister of Nepal Friday. The election paves the way for the formation of a coalition government in one of the world's poorest nations, ending four months of ...
Nepal braces for revolution with ex-warlord as PM AFP
Rebel becomes Nepalese PM Financial Times
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U.N. escorts Georgians through battle lines » Full Story
The U.N. refugee agency this week helped evacuate more than 700 Georgians from the Abkhazia region with the cooperation of the Russian and Georgian forces.



U.S. military: Iran training kill squads » Full Story
Iraqi Shia fighters are now been trained inside Iran as assassination squads, the U.S. military has told the Iraqi government.



Maoist leader becomes Nepal PM » Full Story
The leader of Nepal's former communist rebels was named as the country's new prime minister Friday.



Zimbabwe power-share talks set to resume » Full Story
Talks between Zimbabwe's political rivals will resume Friday afternoon and continue on the fringes of this weekend's regional summit in Johannesburg, George Sibotshiwe, the spokesman for Zimbabwe's opposition leader, said Friday.




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Georgia leader signs truce, but will Russia leave? (AP) » Full Story

Ethnic Georgian detainees arrive at the South Ossetian Interior Ministry after work in the South Ossetian capital of Tshinvali August 15, 2008. REUTERS/Denis Sinyakov  (GEORGIA)AP - Georgia's president grudgingly signed a truce with Russia Friday, even as he denounced the Russians as invading barbarians and accused the West of all but encouraging them to overrun his country. A stone-faced Condoleezza Rice, standing alongside, said Russian troops must withdraw immediately from their smaller neighbor.




An uneasy calm in a key Georgia city (AP) » Full Story

A Russian tank rolls in front of a Russian state emblem in the South Ossetian capital of Tshinvali August 14, 2008. REUTERS/Denis Sinyakov  (GEORGIA)AP - Under a statue of Josef Stalin, the best-known product of this city, a Russian and a Georgian were discussing the war. The Georgian was wearing a T-shirt and track pants. The Russian was in uniform, holding an AK-47.




Georgia crisis frays web linking Moscow and West (AP) » Full Story

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev talks during a joint press conference with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in the Russian Black Sea resort city of Sochi, Friday, Aug. 15, 2008. Merkel on Friday urged Russian troops to withdraw from Georgia, calling some of the military action there 'disproportionate. (AP Photo/Misha Japaridze)AP - The struggle over a tiny, impoverished part of the Caucasus mountains has erupted into a widening confrontation between Russia and the West, the worst since the Soviet Union collapsed.




Kirkuk dispute fuels ethnic tensions in Iraq (AP) » Full Story

Women and a girl pass through the shells of several cars burned down by Kurdish protesters during a recent attack on the headquarters of the Iraqi Turkoman Front, an umbrella organization defending the rights of Turkomen, in the disputed city of Kirkuk in northern Iraq on Saturday, Aug. 9, 2008. Tension runs high in the oil-rich city which Kurds want to incorporate into their own self-ruled region in northern Iraq - despite opposition by the Turkomen and Arab population. (AP Photo/Selcan Hacaoglu)AP - Minutes after a suicide bomber killed 25 people, hundreds of angry Kurds stormed the headquarters of an ethnic Turkish group in this northern Iraqi city and torched the building and nearby parked cars.





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Food handed out in Gori, Georgia in U.S. aid effort » Full Story
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States has provided more than $3.6 million in aid to Georgia and supplies are being distributed in the Russian-occupied town of Gori, the U.S. government's aid agency said on Friday.



Guerrilla bomb kills 7 in Colombian town » Full Story
BOGOTA (Reuters) - Seven people were killed and nearly 50 wounded in the most serious Colombian guerrilla attack this year when a bomb exploded in a small town as residents celebrated a festival, officials said on Friday.



Serbia wants international court opinion on Kosovo » Full Story
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Serbia said on Friday it would seek an opinion from the International Court of Justice on whether Kosovo's declaration of independence was legal and that Belgrade would abide by whatever the court said.




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