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• Fatah group mulls talks with Hamas

  RAMALLAH, West Bank (Reuters) - Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah faction is considering a request to meet with Hamas officials for the first time in months, Fatah officials said Saturday.
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• More Burundi troops deploy in Mogadishu

  MOGADISHU (Reuters) - Two African Union military planes braved rebel threats to land in Mogadishu on Saturday carrying 400 Burundian reinforcements for a peacekeeping force.
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• Houses blown up as Christians flee Iraq's Mosul

  MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - Militants blew up three empty Christian homes on Saturday in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul, where more than 800 Christian families have fled in the past two days, a Christian member of parliament said.
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• U.S. takes North Korea off terrorism blacklist

  WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States on Saturday removed North Korea from its terrorism blacklist in a bid to revive faltering denuclearization talks in the final months of the Bush administration.
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• Russia says troops can stay in Akhalgori: reports

  MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's foreign minister on Saturday challenged criticism by his French counterpart that Russia had not fully complied with a ceasefire in Georgia, Russian news agencies reported.
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• Turkish planes hit 31 PKK targets in N.Iraq: army

  ANKARA/ARBIL (Reuters) - Turkish warplanes and artillery attacked 31 Kurdish rebel bases on Friday as part of a week-long operation in northern Iraq after an attack that killed 17 Turkish soldiers, the military said.
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• India's first woman saint cheers riot-hit Christians

  TRIVANDRUM, India (Reuters) - Thousands of Christians were flocking to a small town in southern India on Saturday to celebrate the planned canonization of a Roman Catholic nun, against a backdrop of the worst anti-Christian riots in decades.
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• Indonesians rally, dance to protest anti-porn bill

  DENPASAR, Indonesia (Reuters) - Several thousand Indonesians from across the archipelago held a rally in Bali on Saturday to oppose a controversial anti-pornography bill that parliament may vote on next week.
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• U.S.-led forces kill 9 militants in Afghanistan

  KABUL (Reuters) - U.S.-led coalition and Afghan troops killed nine militants in overnight clashes in southern and central Afghanistan, the U.S. military said on Saturday.
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• Austrian far right leader Haider dies in car crash

  VIENNA (Reuters) - Austrian far-right leader Joerg Haider, a charismatic populist who helped thrust anti-immigrant politics into the European mainstream, was killed in a car accident on Saturday.
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