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Friday, 3 July 2009

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US Marines move in formation through farm fields after landing by helicopter in overnight air assault near Taliban stronghold of Nawa, Helmand province, 2 Jul 2009 Massive US Offensive Hits Taliban in Southern Afghanistan
About 4,000 US Marines descend on Taliban strongholds in south, in first major operation under President Barack Obama's new strategy to stabilize country


Pakistani police investigate vehicle after deadly bombings in Rawalpindi, 2 Jul 2009 Suicide Blast Hits Government Bus Near Pakistani Capital
At least one person killed, 20 wounded after suicide bomber slams motorcycle into bus carrying government workers


Iraqi security forces secure site of roadside bomb attack in Baghdad, 02 Jul 2009 At Least 3 Killed in Baghdad Bombings
Authorities say roadside bomb struck Iraqi army patrol killing soldier, eight others wounded


S. Korean chief delegate Kim Young-tak, before leaving Kaesong at transit office in Paju, near border village of the Panmunjom,  02 Jul 2009 North Korea Fires Short Range Missiles as Talks With South Sputter Audio Clip Available
Pyongyang apparently launched several short range missiles into ocean even as South Korean delegates were making their journey back from North's territory


Palestinian civilians and medics run to safety during an Israeli strike over a UN school in Beit Lahia, northern Gaza Strip, 17 Jan 2009 Israel, Hamas Reject War Crimes Accusations
Israeli military says Amnesty International report ignores country's efforts to minimize civilian casualties during operation


New President of Honduras Roberto Micheletti, 28 Jun 2009 New Honduran Government Defies OAS Ultimatum Audio Clip Available
Interim President Roberto Micheletti says his government will not bow to outside pressure


Gay rights activists cheer and celebrate after court passed ruling decriminalizing homosexuality in New Delhi, 02 Jul 2009 Indian Court Decriminalizes Gay Sex in New Delhi
Delhi High Court says treating consensual gay sex as crime violates fundamental rights provided by constitution


People queue outside a Madrid, Spain job center on 04 May 2009 Jobless Rate Rises in US, Europe
In Europe, unemployment among 16 nations that use the euro rose two-tenths of a percent to hit 10-year high


Michael Jackson (Feb 2005 file photo) Reports: Federal Drug Agency Joins Probe of Michael Jackson's Death
Drug Enforcement Administration, DEA, joins investigation to determine what caused pop-star's death


Major Ken Dwyer, Tiger Woods and Staff Sergeant Roman Pedilla teeing off, 01 Jul 2009 Tiger Woods Honors Wounded Warriors at AT&T National Audio Clip Available
Popular golfer makes special point to honor US military veterans at tournament near Washington