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Rallies held against Musharraf

STAFF | Agence France-Presse | January 1, 2005

"Hundreds of Pakistanis staged rallies against President Pervez Musharraf in a day of protests after he reneged on his pledge to quit as army chief." [more]

US Soldier Jailed For Shooting Dead Wounded Iraqi Civilian

STAFF | Agence France-Presse | December 11, 2004

Sentenced to three years in prison, Staff Sergeant Johnny Horne was also demoted to the rank of private, ordered to forfeit all pay and handed a dishonourable discharge at a court martial in the Iraqi capital, the army said. [more]

Senior UN Official Warns Time Not Right For Elections

STAFF | Agence France-Presse | December 5, 2004

With more than 90 people killed in the last three days in a spike of unrest despite the end of US-led assaults on rebel cities south and west of Baghdad, Sunni Muslim Iraqis also stepped up calls to delay January's landmark polls. [more]

World Powers, Neighbours Unite Behind Iraqi Elections In January

STAFF | Agence France-Presse | November 23, 2004

Iraq and neighbours Iran, Jordan, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Syria and Turkey signed off on the document in a closed-door meeting Monday, with the Egyptian hosts turning down any last-minute amendments. The text was put to the rest of the delegates Tuesday for approval. [more]

With Hamas Boycotting, Fatah's Moderate Leader, Abbas, Appears Favorite

STAFF | Agence France-Presse | November 23, 2004

"We are all encouraged. We reaffirmed our determination to work with the Palestinian leadership to support the election" for a successor to Arafat, UN chief Kofi Annan told reporters. [more]

Sudan Claims 270,000 Displaced from Darfur Return 'Voluntarily'

STAFF | Agence France-Presse | November 10, 2004

"Last week, the Nyala relocations prompted a chorus of international condemnation, with the United States accusing Khartoum of violating UN principles concerning internally displaced people and UN security council resolutions on Darfur." [more]

'Mass Graves Emptied' as Darfur Probe Begins

STAFF | Agence France-Presse | November 10, 2004

"A United Nations team has begun investigating allegations of genocide against the Sudanese Government as ethnic-minority rebels accuse the army and its militia allies of destroying the evidence of mass graves in Darfur." [more]

Britain Admits Error Over Iraq Threat

STAFF | Agence France-Presse | October 13, 2004

The British government formally withdrew one of the key arguments it had used for invading Iraq, as it faced demands in parliament for a "full apology" on how it presented the case for war. [more]

NATO Planning For Takeover Of Afghan Military Operations

STAFF | Agence France-Presse | October 13, 2004

Nicholas Burns said NATO defense ministers meeting here were likely to instruct the alliance military leadership to report back in February on how to bring NATO and US military operations under a single NATO command. [more]

African Union Plans To Deploy Peacekeeping Force In Darfur

STAFF | Agence France-Presse | August 4, 2004

"(The force) is evolving into a mission to maintain peace... with probable logistical support from the United States," Thiam explained. [more]

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