UK: Redeploy troops a duty

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Defence Secretary Geoff Hoon says Britain has a duty as an ally to a follow request from America.

US: ‘Spirit of 9/11’ for New Orleans

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President George W Bush has urged national unity following the Hurricane Katrina disaster and invoked the US response to the 9/11 attacks.

Now the Dominican Republic wants out

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The coalition backing the US occupation of Iraq fractured further today as the Dominican Republic said it would withdraw its 300 troops from Iraq, following the retreat led by Spain.

2 May 2003

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Government under attack on May Day Kristin Halvorsen keen for new tripartite coalitionPM says he is ready to resignNorwegian consulate searched in hunt for terrorist NHO makes guaranteed pensions a thing of the past Contrite Research Council to launch full review of grants allocation procedureLottery fund grants not equally distributedOslo’s immigration police flat brokeControversial Hafslund acquisition to be raised in the StortingToday’s comment from Dagbladet

Iraqi nuclear assets ‘gone’

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Equipment and materials used to make nuclear arms could have been vanishing in Iraq since the invasion, the United Nations warned.

Pakistan: Toll leaps to 73,000

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Pakistan says more than 73,000 people died in the 8 October quake that devastated its north and Kashmir.

Norway chief cop in campaign against criminality

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The head of Norway's National Bureau of Crime Investigation (Kripos) is calling for stronger criminal penalties and even new limits on immigration. He claims that's necessary if the country is to gain control over its rising crime rate.

Suicide belts found with US fatigues

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American troops have discovered US military uniforms and suicide explosive belts in an insurgent cache hidden in a house, raising concerns of a new rebel tactic of slipping close to the troops and blowing themselves up.

Moldova: Communists maintain power

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Moldova's governing pro-Western Communist Party has won parliamentary elections with a reduced majority.

Bashir: Osama a ‘hero’

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Jailed Indonesian militant Muslim cleric Abu Bakar Bashir has rejected accusations of terrorism, while expressing admiration for al-Qa'ida leader Osama bin Laden, according to the Saudi weekly Al-Majallah.