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Sri Lanka troops 'seize key rebel town'
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 AFP - Sri Lankan troops on Thursday captured a key town from Tamil Tiger rebels in the island's north, the defence ministry said, adding that the fall of the Tigers' political capital was "imminent."
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Thousands across Middle East protest Gaza attack
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 AP - Thousands protesting Israel's ground offensive on Gaza converged Sunday in Beirut and Istanbul as the leaders of the only two Mideast Arab nations to sign peace treaties with Israel demanded an end to the attack.
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Loyalists mourn Guinea's longtime dictator Conte
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 AP - Tens of thousands of loyalists on Friday mourned the dictator who ruled Guinea for nearly a quarter-century, lining the roads to the lavish palace grounds where he was interred and crowding around his grave.
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Iranian group recruits volunteers to fight Israel
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 AP - A group of influential conservative Iranian clerics launched an online registration drive on Monday seeking volunteers to fight against Israel in response to its air assault on the Gaza Strip. About 3,550 people registered Monday with the Combatant Clergy Society's Web site. The weeklong online campaign gives volunteers three options on ways they can fight Israel: military, financial and propaganda.
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