Canada.com - 5 hours ago
Roadside bombings killed 4 American soldiers in Baghdad, the US command said Wednesday, as US and Iraqi troops stepped up pressure on Sunni insurgents before this week's start of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan
Channel News Asia - 2 hours ago
TEMPE, United States: President George W. Bush and Democratic rival John Kerry geared up for their final televised debate, hoping to break open a race for the White House virtually deadlocked three weeks before the election
SeattlePI.com - 10:40 PT
France and Germany spoke out Wednesday against a U.S. proposal to put NATO in charge of the military and reconstruction efforts in Afghanistan, but U.S. and other officials said the alliance would go ahead and develop options for merging the missions
CBC News (www.cbc.ca)- 15:06 EDT
Israel on Wednesday backed away from an accusation that the United Nations allowed a vehicle to be used to transport a rocket for Palestinian militants. Israel released a surveillance picture on Oct. 4 which it said showed a rocket being loaded into a UN truck.
"After a thorough review of the material, the nature of the object loaded on the vehicle cannot be determined with certainty. Thus, the determination that the object loaded was a Qassam rocket was too unequivocal and made in haste," an Israeli army statement said.
The UN said the object in the picture was a stretcher.
Roadside bombings killed 4 American soldiers in Baghdad, the US command said Wednesday, as US and Iraqi troops stepped up pressure on Sunni insurgents before this week's start of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan
Channel News Asia - 2 hours ago
TEMPE, United States: President George W. Bush and Democratic rival John Kerry geared up for their final televised debate, hoping to break open a race for the White House virtually deadlocked three weeks before the election
SeattlePI.com - 10:40 PT
France and Germany spoke out Wednesday against a U.S. proposal to put NATO in charge of the military and reconstruction efforts in Afghanistan, but U.S. and other officials said the alliance would go ahead and develop options for merging the missions
CBC News (www.cbc.ca)- 15:06 EDT
Israel on Wednesday backed away from an accusation that the United Nations allowed a vehicle to be used to transport a rocket for Palestinian militants. Israel released a surveillance picture on Oct. 4 which it said showed a rocket being loaded into a UN truck.
"After a thorough review of the material, the nature of the object loaded on the vehicle cannot be determined with certainty. Thus, the determination that the object loaded was a Qassam rocket was too unequivocal and made in haste," an Israeli army statement said.
The UN said the object in the picture was a stretcher.
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