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N Korea agrees to resume nuclear arms talks
NORTH KOREA: North Korea has agreed to resume six-country talks aimed at winding up its nuclear arms programme soon, the US representative at the negotiations said yesterday. p
US corporations urge action on climate change
US: Ten of the United States's biggest corporations are joining environmental groups to put pressure US president George Bush and Congress to take urgent action to address climate change. p
Armenian journalist shot dead in Istanbul attack
TURKEY: Hrant Dink, probably the most prominent
member of Turkey's 70,000-strong Armenian community, was murdered
in central Istanbul yesterday in an attack the Turkish prime
minister described as an attempt to destabilise the country. p
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Serbia's voters face tough election choices
SERBIA: Serbs go to the polls tomorrow, knowing their new government could lead rapid progress towards joining the European Union or cause a slide into deeper poverty and isolation. pFormer Dublin resident Rajkov stands on disability
SERBIA: In the unforgiving, macho world of Serbian politics, Gordana Rajkov, diminutive, blonde and 60 years old, is making considerable waves. pEuropean storm leaves 47 dead in its wake
EU: Europeans spent the day clearing up yesterday after the deadliest storm to hit the Continent in eight years killed at least 47 people, caused transport havoc and tore down power lines. pAmsterdam's mayor puts the squeeze on red light district's Fat Charlie
NETHERLANDS: Times are changing and even the Dutch are trying to crack down on prostitution. Jamie Smyth reports from Amsterdam pNorthern politicians weigh in on 'Big Brother' bigotry controversy
NORTHERN IRELAND: Northern Ireland's politicians have joined the debate over Channel 4's "Bigot Brother", as Indian newspapers have branded the reality programme. pMethodist ministers in call to drop Bush library
US: Methodist ministers from across the United States have joined faculty staff at Southern Methodist University (SMU) in calling on the Texas college to drop its bid to host the George W Bush presidential library. pNew US manual on terrorism trials revives detainee debate
US: The Pentagon's completion of a hefty manual outlining procedures for terrorism trials has revived debate in the US Congress on the treatment of military detainees. pChina under fire as missile hits satellite
CHINA: China faced a barrage of international condemnation from London to Canberra yesterday after it was revealed that it had launched a missile attack on an ageing weather satellite, a test that threatened to open a "Star Wars" space race. pFormer rebels' bus journey signals end of conflict
NEPAL: Maoist rebels who fought to win power in Nepal this week entered parliament peacefully in Kathmandu. Jas Kaminski was there pUS and Iraqi forces seize spokesman for key Shia cleric
IRAQ: US and Iraqi troops seized a prominent spokesman for Shia cleric Moqtada al-Sadr yesterday, confronting a movement that has a key role in the ruling coalition but is accused by Washington of running death squads. pIsrael frees frozen taxes to bolster Abbas
MIDDLE EAST: Israel transferred $100 million in withheld tax revenue to Mahmoud Abbas yesterday as part of a US-led push to bolster the Palestinian president in his power struggle with Hamas, Israeli officials said. pIndia's poor are left ever further behind
INDIA: The gap between rich and poor is widening in an India where prosperity is very unbalanced, writes Rahul Bedi pRTÉ documentary could influence revival of New York death penalty
US: An RTÉ documentary about New York police life could decide the fate of the first person facing the death penalty in New York in more than 50 years. pGovernor O'Malley's diversity theme plays on Irish roots
America: Maryland's new governor, Martin O'Malley, was finishing a brief speech at his inaugural ball on Wednesday when he was invited to take another stage in Baltimore's vast convention centre with his old band, O'Malley's March. pIn short
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