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Blasts Kill 32 at Height of Iraq Shiite Pilgrimage
BAGHDAD (AP) – A twin car bombing yesterday targeted a crowd of Shiite pilgrims packing a highway as they walked to a holy city south of Baghdad for a major religious ceremony, killing at least 32 and wounding 154 people, Iraqi ministry officials said.
Taliban Reject "Deal" With Afghanistan, West
KABUL (Reuters) – The Taliban have said they will not enter into any "deal" with the Afghan government or the West to bring peace to Afghanistan, and their fighters will continue to die to achieve a victory they say is around the corner.
Dalai Lama to Visit White House
WASHINGTON (AFP) – The United States risked inflaming a row on multiple fronts with China, saying the Dalai Lama would visit the White House later this month despite Beijing's fierce protests.
U.S. Missionary Leader to Blame for Kidnap Case
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) – Ten Baptist missionaries are facing kidnapping charges in Haiti for trying to take 33 children out of the country, and the lawyer for all the defendants is putting the blame on the group's leader.
Dubai Police Pursue Israel PM for Hamas Killing
DUBAI (Reuters) – Dubai would seek the arrest of Israel's prime minister if it found evidence intelligence service Mossad was behind the killing of a senior Hamas official, its police chief said in a newspaper yesterday.
N. Ireland Justice Deal Ends Political Crisis
HILLSBOROUGH, Northern Ireland (Reuters) – Northern Ireland is to take full control of its own police and justice system under a deal marking one of the boldest steps since a 1998 peace pact and ending a row that threatened to bring down Belfast's government.
Chinese Envoy to Visit N. Korea
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) – A senior Chinese official plans to visit North Korea next week, a news report said yesterday, in what is seen as a mission to jump-start stalled international talks on ending Pyongyang's nuclear weapons programs.
Twin Blasts in Karachi Kill 22
KARACHI (Reuters) – A suspected suicide bomber on a motorcycle killed 12 Shi'ites in Pakistan's commercial capital yesterday, followed hours later by a blast at a hospital where the wounded were being treated which killed as many as 10 people.
Four UK Lawmakers Charged in Expenses Scandal
LONDON (AP) – Four British lawmakers will face criminal charges and the prospect of jail for alleged shady accounting practices during Britain's expense claims scandal, the country's chief prosecutor said yesterday.
N. Korea Will Free Detained U.S. Missionary
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) – A "repentant" American missionary set to be freed from North Korea after being arrested at the border on Christmas said he was ashamed of the "biased" view he once held of the communist nation, Pyongyang's state media said yesterday. There was no way to verify if the missionary was speaking freely or under duress from his captors.

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