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| President Mubarak and Prime
Minister Zapatero during a press conference in Mardid
yesterday (Al-Ahram, 11/25/04). |
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| US military vehicles on fire
after a suicide car bomb attack in Baghdad that killed
three Iraqis and injured many US soldiers and Iraqi
passersby. The Pentagon announced that it's planning to
increase US forces in Iraq and keep them at least until
2010 (Al-Khaleej, 11/25/04). |
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| An Iraqi police officer walks
past the wreckage of a suicide car bomb after it went off
killing its driver in Baghdad, November 24, 2004.
(Photo by Ceerwan Aziz/Reuters, 11/24/04). |
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| An Iraqi woman grieves after
losing a relative after their house was shelled by U.S.
forces near the war-torn western city of Falluja, November
23, 2004. (23 Nov 2004 REUTERS/Omar Khodo). |
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| Indian Prime Minister
Manmohan Singh (R) and his Pakistani counterpart Shaukat
Aziz wave to reporters in New Delhi November 24, 2004.
Aziz and Singh began talks on Wednesday that are expected
to set aside a recent spat over disputed Kashmir and give
a push to plodding peace process. (24 Nov 2004 REUTERS/B
Mathur). |
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| Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi
(R) clenches his fist as he shakes hands with French
President Jacques Chirac (L) November 24, 2004 at his tent
outside Bab Al-Aziziya Palace in Tripoli. Chirac started a
two-day visit in Libya on Wednesday. (24 Nov 2004
REUTERS/Patrick Kovarik). |
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| Israeli occupation forces killed
Mousa Al Ghureiz, 35, during an incursion into the Salam
neighborhood of the Palestinian city of Rafah, on Nov 25, 2004.
(IPC, 11/26/06).. |
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Members of the Brazilian Landless Movement (MST) march
with their traditional red flags during a protest in
Brasilia, November 25, 2004. In two separate
demonstrations, thousands of rural workers and students
took to the streets to demonstrate against the economic
policies of the government and for university reform on
Thursday. Photo by Jamil Bittar/Reuters,11/26/04). |
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An Iraqi man
views a damaged vehicle following a roadside bomb attack in Samarra,
north of Baghdad, November 25, 2004. (Photo by Stringer/Iraq/Reuters,
11/25/04).
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| The
Iraqi city of Falluja yesterday (Assafir, 11/27/04). |
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| Turkish
Muslim worshippers protesting the US assault on Falluja in 8
cities yesterday (Assafir, 11/27/04). |
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Ukrainian outgoing President Leonid Kuchma (C) delivers
his speech while opposition leader West-leaning Viktor
Yushchenko (L) and Moscow-backed Prime Minister Viktor
Yanukovich look on after their negotiations with European
and Russian mediators at the presidential office in Kiev,
November 26, 2004. The candidates in Ukraine's disputed
presidential election and mediators said on Friday they
had set up a working group for further talks, but reached
no other agreement on resolving the crisis gripping the
country. Photo by Gleb Garanich/Reuters,11/27/04). |
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| Iraqis gather around the wreckage
of a car bomb after it had exploded near a U.S. convoy on a
highway in the northern city of Baquba, November 26, 2004.
(Photo by Stringer/Iraq/Reuters, 11/27/04 |
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| A U.S. military Amphibious Assault
Vehicle drives through a wall and locked gate to open a path for
Marines to clear a building in the western Iraqi war-torn city
of Falluja. Picture released on November 26, 2004. (Photo by
USMC/Reuters, Handout, 11/27/03). |
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| Mark Thatcher, son of former
British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, leaves court in Cape Town
after the court upheld a subpoena forcing him to answer questions under
oath concerning allegations of involvement in an attempted coup in
Equatorial Guinea, November 24, 2004. The West African country, the
continents third biggest oil producer, says it intends applying for his
extradition to face charges in that country. (24 Nov 2004 REUTERS/Mike
Hutchings). |
The US Army said on November 24, 2004 it had replaced Maj.
Gen. Geoffrey Miller, the general in charge of U.S. detention centers in
Iraq seven months after he was sent there to fix problems exposed by the
Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal. Human
rights groups criticized Miller over his tenure at Guantanamo, which
they called a "legal black hole." Former prisoners said they were
tortured there. The International Red Cross condemned the open-ended
detentions at Guantanamo.
(Photo by Damir Sagolj/Reuters , 11/24/04). |
A Ukrainian woman places carnations into the shields of
anti-riot policemen standing outside the presidential office in Kiev,
November 24, 2004. Ukraine's authorities raised the stakes in a face-off
with their liberal opposition on Wednesday as they prepared to announce
results of a disputed election that are likely to infuriate thousands of
protesters in the streets. (Photo by Vasily Fedosenko/Reuters,
11/24/04). |
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Palestinian teenagers, Montaser Hadada, 15,
AND Amer Shabat,16, were killed with bullets by Israeli occupation
soldiers who also injured several others in the Palestinian city of
Nablus today (IPC, 11/21/04). |
Mohammad Khalil Shehada,20, from the
Gaza Strip refugee camp of Nusairat, was shot dead by the
trigger-happy Israeli occupation soldiers early on Sunday morning to
the south of Dair El-Balah City, middle of Gaza Strip (IPC,
11/21/04).. |
Palestinian demonstrators protesting a construction site of Israel's
Apartheid Land-Grab Wall, in the West Bank village of Beit Oula near
Hebron November 21, 2004. (IPC,
11/21/04). |
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