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UN seeks Ramadan "month of tranquility" for Darfur (Reuters)

A rebel with the National Redemption Front, an alliance formed by the groups who have not signed the Darfur Peace Agreement, carries his weapon in an outpost in Umm Sidir, north Darfur, August 28, 2006. The U.N. envoy to Sudan on Thursday urged warring groups in Darfur to stop fighting during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan to let relief workers operate in the region where conflict has displaced more than 2 million. (Candace Feit/Reuters)Reuters - The United Nations urged warring groups in Darfur on Thursday to lay down their weapons during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan to let relief workers operate in Sudan's battered west.


 

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Saudi touts consensus for Mideast talks (AP)

The Bulgarian nurses and Palestinian doctor accused of infecting hundreds of Libyan children with HIV stand behind bars in a court in Tripoli June 13, 2006. The retrial of six foreign medics facing a possible death penalty on charges they infected hundreds of Libyan children with the AIDS virus was adjourned on Thursday after a defense lawyer failed to show up in court. (Louafi Larbi/Reuters)AP - Saudi Arabia's foreign minister said Thursday there is a new "very significant" consensus among Arab countries for restarting the stalled Middle East peace process.


 

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North Korea avoids meeting of 8 nations (AP)

China and Russia stayed away from a US-organized ministerial meeting on how to draw North Korea back to talks on its nuclear weapons program, officials said. US Assistant Secretary of State Christopher Hill, seen here on 11 September 2006, said the Chinese and Russians provided no explanation for their absence(AFP/POOL/File/Jung Yeon-Je)AP - North Korea stayed away from a gathering of diplomats from the United States and seven other nations Thursday that focused on the specter of a nuclear North Korea.


 

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EU, US and Japan all flag concessions to save trade talks (AFP)

Australian farmers protest peacefully outside the venue for the Cairns Group ministerial meeting. The European Union, United States and Japan said they were willing to give ground to save global trade talks provided all parties in the negotiations also offered concessions.(AFP/Torsten Blackwood)AFP - The European Union, United States and Japan said they were willing to give ground to save global trade talks provided all parties in the negotiations also offered concessions.


 

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