A European Union agreement last week was short on specifics. US commitments on reductions may not be forthcoming, making Chinese
commitments also unlikely.
Zimbabwe Prime Minister Tsvangirai , who had withdrawn from the powersharing government after Mugabe arrested a party leader,
says he is giving the president 30 days to address oustanding issues. A regional coalition meeting in Mozambique pressed the
leaders to resolve their differences..
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas says he won't run for reelection, complaining of Israel settlement growth, insufficient
US support, and domestic criticism.
An accord that would allow the Honduran Congress to vote to allow Manuel Zelaya back into the presidency is 'dead,' the ousted
president said. US Sen. Jim DeMint has said the US will recognize Nov. 29 presidential elections regardless of whether Zelaya
is returned to office, which many nations around the world have demanded.
The UN headquarters in New York are being renovated from top to bottom to make the facilities more energy-efficient. Calling
Ty Pennington of television's 'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.'
The shootings at Fort Hood Thursday point to a military mental-health system stretched to the breaking point. The suspect
is an Army psychiatrist, Nidal Malik Hasan.
The UN General Assembly passed a resolution Thursday calling for a probe into alleged war crimes by Israel and Hamas in last
winter's fighting in Gaza. The resolution is based on the UN Human Rights Council's Goldstone report.
Military officials say the shootings at Fort Hood were an 'isolated incident.' But the stress of repeated wartime deployments
has led to several such incidents in recent years.
A California Inspector General report Thursday slammed the state parole system for failing to track Phillip Garrido, the convicted
sex offender who kidnapped Jaycee Dugard.
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