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    U.S. Had Iraqi With Same Name As Bomber (AP)

AP - American forces detained and later released an Iraqi with the same
 name as one of the suicide attackers who struck three hotels in Amman,
 Jordan, last week, the U.S. military said Monday.

    U.S., Iraqi Troops Kill 37 Insurgents (AP)

AP - U.S. and Iraqi troops trying to stem the flow of insurgent fighters
 from Syria launched a dawn assault Monday on a border town, killing 37
 militants. Police in Baghdad said a car bomb detonated near one of
 their patrols outside a gate leading into the fortified Green Zone,
 killing two South Africans.

    Rice: Border-Crossings Deal 'In Sight' (AP)

AP - Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice urged Israelis and Palestinians
 on Monday to capitalize on the opportunity for peace and cooperation
 offered by Israel's unilateral pullout from the long-occupied Gaza
 Strip, saying a deal is "in sight" on border issues.

    France Extending Emergency Order to Feb. (AP)

AP - The French Cabinet approved a bill Monday to extend the country's
 state of emergency for three months, while youths set schools ablaze
 and waged other scattered arson attacks across France.

    Next French revolution: a less colorblind society (The Christian
     Science Monitor)

The Christian Science Monitor - Now comes the hard part. As the
 nationwide violence that has racked France for two weeks begins to
 abate, the country's leaders and citizens find themselves facing tough
 questions about the fundamental values that define the French dream:
 liberty, equality, and fraternity.

    Kazakh govt threatens to take comedian to court (Reuters)

Reuters - Kazakhstan's Foreign Ministry threatened legal action on
 Monday against comedian Sacha Baron Cohen, who wins laughs by
 portraying the central Asian state as a country populated by drunks who
 enjoy cow-punching as a sport.

    Saddam's Lawyers Face Obstacles to Demands (AP)

AP - Saddam Hussein's lawyers face major challenges from the United
 States and Iraq to their demand to move his trial to another country
 after two of their colleagues were killed.

    Mexico Warns Venezuela Over Chavez Quip (AP)

AP - Mexico said it will withdraw its ambassador and sever diplomatic
 ties with Venezuela if that country's president doesn't apologize
 Monday for warning Mexican leader Vicente Fox: "Don't mess with me."

    Former Rwandan Official Pleads Not Guilty (AP)

AP - A man who served as Rwanda's interior minister during the slaughter
 of more than half a million people in 1994 pleaded not guilty Monday to
 three counts of genocide and crimes against humanity.

    Bush looks to lift image on Asian tour (Reuters)

Reuters - Beset with woes at home, U.S. President George W. Bush looks
 to boost his image on the world stage this week on a trip to Asia
 expected to focus on festering issues like North Korea, trade and bird
 flu.

    United opposition leaders reach deal to force January election
     (Canadian Press)

Canadian Press - OTTAWA (CP) - A defiant Liberal government swept aside
 opposition demands for a February election setting the stage for
 Canada's first Christmas campaign in 26 years.

    Nuclear reactor may have been target of terror suspects: police
     (AFP)

AFP - Islamic militants arrested last week on charges of plotting a
 major terrorist bombing were stopped by police near Australia's only
 nuclear reactor last year and underwent "jihad training" at outback
 camps, police alleged.

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