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  1. Palestinian Militants Protest Peace Talks - Voice of America -

    Telegraph.co.uk

    Palestinian Militants Protest Peace Talks
    Voice of America
    Photo: AP Israeli and Palestinian leaders have wrapped up the first round of their newly relaunched direct peace talks and may now have to confront opposition from the region. Palestinian militants rejected the talks and vowed to continue to attack ...
    Theater of the recurredJerusalem Post
    West Bank animosity kills mood for peaceSydney Morning Herald
    Mid-East talks: Regional voicesBBC News
    Xinhua -Aljazeera.net -The Associated Press
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  2. Suicide bomb blast kills 42 in Pakistan - Los Angeles Times -

    Globe and Mail

    Suicide bomb blast kills 42 in Pakistan
    Los Angeles Times
    The attack on a Shiite procession in Quetta comes two days after a trio of similar assaults on Shiites in Lahore. By Alex Rodriguez, Los Angeles Times A suicide bomb blast targeting a Shiite procession in the southern city of Quetta on Friday killed at ...
    Explosion at Shiite Protest Kills at Least 40 in PakistanNew York Times
    Third Pakistan Sectarian Attack in Week Kills 35, Injures 100BusinessWeek
    Police say attacks on Pakistani minorities kill 44The Associated Press
    Telegraph.co.uk -BBC News -CBC.ca
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  3. Iran could strike Israeli nuclear site if attacked - The Associated Press -

    Reuters

    Iran could strike Israeli nuclear site if attacked
    The Associated Press
    TEHRAN, Iran — Iran's military chief of staff says Tehran could strike Israel's nuclear facility if the Jewish state were to attack Iran's nuclear sites. The semiofficial Mehr news agency quoted Gen. Hasan Firouzabadi as saying Iran hopes there won't ...
    Iran Says Prepared To Retaliate Against Israel If NecessaryMyStateline.com
    Gazans rally to mark al-Quds DayPress TV
    Iranians rally on al-Quds dayAljazeera.net
    Reuters Africa -Xinhua -Los Angeles Times
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  4. Aquino Takes Responsibility for Manila Bus Siege That Killed 8 Tourists - Bloomberg -

    Nanaimo Daily News

    Aquino Takes Responsibility for Manila Bus Siege That Killed 8 Tourists
    Bloomberg
    Philippine President Benigno Aquino said today he takes full responsibility for the outcome of the bus siege that killed eight members of a Hong Kong tour group. “At the end of the day, ...
    Hostage taker's wish was granted too lateInquirer.net
    Manila to probe Hong Kong hostage coffin 'mix-up'BBC News
    Manila begins hostage crisis probeAljazeera.net
    GMANews.TV -ABS CBN News -Philippine Star
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  5. Putin allocates $33 million to Volgograd, Saratov regions hit by wildfires - RIA Novosti -

    New Zealand Herald

    Putin allocates $33 million to Volgograd, Saratov regions hit by wildfires
    RIA Novosti
    MOSCOW, September 3 (RIA Novosti) - Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin allocated on Friday 1 billion rubles ($33 million) to the wildfire-stricken Volgograd and Saratov regions, a cabinet statement said. The Volgograd Region will receive a total of ...
    Eight dead as fires flare up again in southern RussiaAFP
    5 killed in latest wave of Russian forest firesThe Associated Press
    fires ravage central RussiaCNN
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  6. Mexican army kills dozens of drug suspects - The Guardian -

    CBC.ca

    Mexican army kills dozens of drug suspects
    The Guardian
    Soldiers killed 25 suspected drug cartel members yesterday in a raid in a Mexican state near the US border that has seen a surge in gang violence, the military said. Mexico's defence department said soldiers on a reconnaissance flight over Ciudad Mier ...
    Mexico clash 'leaves 27 drug cartel gunmen dead'BBC News
    Gun battle in northeastern Mexico leaves 25 deadLos Angeles Times
    Death toll rises to 27 in shootout in MexicoXinhua
    The Associated Press -CNN International -CNN
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  7. Azerbaijan, Russia seal major gas deal, more to come - AFP -

    The Moscow Times

    Azerbaijan, Russia seal major gas deal, more to come
    AFP
    BAKU — Azerbaijan will double gas exports to Russia in 2011 and increase them further from 2012, the countries said on Friday in a move that could undercut Europe's drive to secure Central Asian supplies. The agreement between Azerbaijan state energy ...
    Azerbaijan eager to continue increasing gas supplies to RussiaRIA Novosti
    Medvedev calls for greater efforts to resolve Karabakh disputeRIA Novosti
    Russia says has enough grain, stocks at 21-25 mln TReuters
    RT -The Voice of Russia -ITAR-TASS
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  8. Portugal child sex abuse 'proved' - BBC News -

    CBC.ca

    Portugal child sex abuse 'proved'
    BBC News
    All seven defendants in a long-running trial in Portugal have been found guilty of sexually abusing children in the care of a state-run home. The six men and one woman include Carlos Cruz, a former top TV presenter, and Jorge Ritto, a former ambassador ...
    Portugal TV presenter found guilty of being in paedophile ringThe Guardian
    Six-year sex abuse trial nears endSydney Morning Herald
    Charges proven in Portugal child abuse trialAFP
    CBC.ca -The Press Association -Sky News
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  9. Government Asked to Confer on Sarrazin - Wall Street Journal -

    Sydney Morning Herald

    Government Asked to Confer on Sarrazin
    Wall Street Journal
    BERLIN—The office of Germany's president has asked Chancellor Angela Merkel's government to weigh in on the Bundesbank's request to dismiss board member Thilo Sarrazin over controversial comments on race and ethnicity, ...
    Top German Banker's Attack on Immigrants Causes a StirTIME
    Merkel: Sarrazin has offended whole segments of our societyMonsters and Critics.com
    Sarrazin supporter defends banker's Muslim commentsBBC News
    Ha'aretz -Financial Times -Bloomberg
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  10. Small signal, big meaning? Castro in military duds - The Associated Press -

    Globe and Mail

    Small signal, big meaning? Castro in military duds
    The Associated Press
    HAVANA — Fidel Castro dusted off his full military uniform for the first time since stepping down as president four years ago, a symbolic act in a communist country where little signals often carry enormous significance. The revolutionary leader wore ...
    Fidel Castro leads first mass rally in four yearsAFP
    Castro warns of nuclear dangerCNN (blog)
    Cuba's Fidel Castro makes first public speech in 4 yearsReuters Canada
    CNN International -BBC News -Times Online
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