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AP - Sunni Arabs are ready to end their boycott of talks to form a new
 government if rival Shiites return mosques seized in last week's
 sectarian attacks and meet other unspecified demands, a top Sunni
 figure said Monday.

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AP - Saudi security forces on Monday shot dead five suspected terrorists
 believed to be involved in a foiled attack on the world's biggest oil
 processing complex, the Saudi Interior Ministry said. A sixth suspect
 was arrested.

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AP - Police filed charges of rebellion Monday against 16 people
 suspected of plotting to overthrow Philippine President Gloria
 Macapagal Arroyo, as dozens of protesters attempted to storm the
 legislature, officials said.

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AP - A report detailing Iran's uranium enrichment efforts and a secret
 project linked by U.S intelligence to a possible atomic weapons program
 will be issued Monday to the board of the U.N. nuclear watchdog agency,
 diplomats said.

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AP - A top Afghan official on Monday warned the government could use
 force to end a standoff with prisoners who have taken Kabul's main
 prison, as authorities continued to try to negotiate with the rioters.

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AFP - British publisher Pearson said that pre-tax profits surged 23.0
 percent in 2005, helped by a recovery in advertising revenues at its
 flagship Financial Times newspaper and a strong educational publishing
 market.

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AP - Israel said Monday it will not hold peace talks with Palestinian
 President Mahmoud Abbas because he is powerless to enforce agreements
 while the Islamic militant group Hamas controls his government,
 signaling a hardening of Israel's position and a growing rift with the
 United States.

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AP - Spanish police said Monday they had arrested a key witness in the
 case against former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic, who is on
 trial at The Hague on 66 war crimes counts, including genocide.

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AP - When Egypt's president announced a drive for greater democracy a
 year ago, the deputy head of the country's top appeals court felt hope.
 Now he faces possible interrogation by the police for trying to blow
 the whistle on voter fraud.

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Reuters - Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki told Japan on
 Monday Tehran would not suspend its atomic research and development,
 casting doubt over whether a Russian agreement would defuse a crisis
 over Iran's nuclear ambitions.

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Canadian Press - MADRID, Spain (AP) - Spanish police arrested the
 alleged killer of a Yugoslav human rights leader, who was gunned down
 in 1990 while carrying papers incriminating former Yugoslav President
 Slobodan Milosevic, authorities said Monday.

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Reuters - An Australian man who became the first to be found guilty
 under tough new anti-terrorism laws is to appeal against his conviction
 on charges of receiving funds from an associate of Osama bin Laden, his
 lawyer said on Monday.

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