Sunday, July 22, 2007

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South Korean man reads a newspaper reporting South Koreans kidnapped in Afghanistan in downtown Seoul, 22 Jul 2007 Korean Hostages in Afghanistan Capture International Attention Audio Clip Available
National, foreign forces began joint operation Sunday morning, as a high-level South Korean delegation reached Kabul, hoping to help facilitate 23 hostages' release


Palestinians carry the body of Hamas militant Mohammed Marouf during his funeral in Beit Lahya, northern Gaza Strip, Sunday, 22 July 2007 Israeli Troops Kill at Least Four Palestinian Militants in Gaza Strip
Israeli military has confirmed the attack, saying its helicopter targeted two men who were firing rockets across the border into Israeli territory


Iraqi children drink water from taps at a refugee camp for internally displaced people outside Najaf, 16 Jun 2007 Few Iraqi Displaced Getting Assistance
Continuing sectarian violence in Iraq cause 60,000 people flee their homes every month


US Homeland Security Adviser Says Terrorist 'Safe Havens' Are Priority
Fran Townsend said the United States is working with Pakistan's government to stop terrorists from sheltering in tribal areas near Pakistan's border with Afghanistan


Yeliz Turbay Hizal holds her one-year old son Baris as she votes at a polling station in a primary school in Ankara, 22 Jul 2007 Turkish Voters Choose New Parliament in Crucial Election
Ruling party, AKP, is widely expected to win most votes, and its main secular rival CHP may come in second


French firemen work in the wreck of the coach carrying Polish pilgrims that overturned and fell on the bank of a mountain stream,  near Grenoble, eastern France, 22 July 2007 French Bus Crash Kills 20 Polish Pilgrims
Bus carrying about 50 pilgrims was descending a steep mountain road in the French Alps, south of the city Grenoble, Sunday when it developed a brake problem


Sen. Carl Levin, (l), accompanied by Sen. Jack Reed, D-R.I., discusses legislation to change the course of the war in Iraq during a news conference on Capitol Hill, 10 July 2007 US Democrats Continue Push for Iraq Troop Withdrawal
Senator Carl Levin says US will not be able to end violence in Iraq by military force alone


Somalia At Least Four Killed in Latest Mogadishu Violence
Officials say incident began Saturday, when insurgent threw a grenade into a group of security officers patrolling Bakara market


LA Galaxy's David Beckham watches action from bench during first half action against Chelsea FC at World Series of Soccer, 21 Jul 2007 Beckham Makes US Soccer Debut with L. A. Galaxy
Football superstar David Beckham signed a five-year contract with Galaxy for more than $30 million and deal will reach $250 million with endorsements


India India's Booming Markets Attract Young New Investors
Many first-time investors have yet to learn that what goes up may also go down


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