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    Iran Ends Voluntary Cooperation With IAEA (AP)

AP - Iran said Sunday it has ended all voluntary cooperation with the
 U.N. nuclear watchdog but would still hold talks with Moscow on a
 proposal to enrich Iranian uranium in Russia, reversing an earlier
 decision to abandon those talks.

    Protesters Torch Danish Embassy in Beirut (AP)

AP - Muslims protesting caricatures of Islam's prophet set fire Sunday
 to a building housing the Danish Embassy in Lebanon as security forces
 fired tear gas in an attempt to stop the protesters.

    Iraq Steps Up Security for Shiite Ceremony (AP)

AP - Iraq will deploy thousands of police to prevent Sunni militants
 bombing a major Shiite ceremony next week, while the bullet-riddled
 bodies of two Shiites were found Sunday in the latest round of killings
 between rival Sunni and Shiite groups.

    Land Mine Kills 6 Afghan Police Officers (AP)

AP - A land mine ripped through a police vehicle, killing six officers
 and wounding four in the latest of a wave of attacks that have rocked
 southern Afghanistan, officials said Sunday.

    Series of Tragic Errors Doomed Egypt Ferry (AP)

AP - The series of tragic errors that apparently claimed more than 1,000
 lives on an Egyptian ferry escalated when the crew decided to push
 across the Red Sea despite the fire burning in the aging vessel's
 parking bay, survivors said Saturday.

    Danish mission burns, dozens injured in Beirut cartoon protests
     (AFP)

AFP - The Danish consulate building in Beirut has been set ablaze in
 clashes in which at least 28 people were injured, as the row over
 controversial cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed spiralled out of
 control.

    Bodies of 2 Shiites Found North of Baghdad (AP)

AP - Police Sunday found the bodies of two Shiite men who had been shot
 dead and dumped north of Baghdad in what appeared to be the latest
 round of killings between rival Sunni and Shiite groups, an official
 said.

    Candidate Rails Against Haiti's Leaders (AP)

AP - A presidential candidate whose name was dropped from the ballot
 despite two Haitian Supreme Court rulings said Saturday the interim
 president, the prime minister and the electoral council should be
 jailed.

    One thousand feared dead in Egypt ferry disaster (AFP)

AFP - Close to 1,000 people were feared dead as chances dwindled of
 finding many more survivors two days after an aging Egyptian ferry
 caught fire and then sank in the middle of the Red Sea.

    Cambodian king pardons exiled opposition leader (AFP)

AFP - Cambodia's king has pardoned exiled opposition leader Sam Rainsy
 who was sentenced to jail for defamation, in a move officials said was
 at the request of Prime Minister Hun Sen.

    A new left-wing political party and PQ challenger is born in Quebec
     (Canadian Press)

Canadian Press - MONTREAL (CP) - Raising a sea of red voting cards and
 then standing for a jubilant ovation, Quebec left-wingers gave birth to
 a new pro-sovereignty political party Saturday.

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