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Pakistani Envoy Sees New Phase For Terror War
The departure of Pakistan's president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, will aid the fight against terrorism, according to Husain Haqqani, Pakistan's ambassador to the United States. "Unfortunately, there was no chemistry between Gen. Musharraf and President Karzai," Haqqani said. But NATO troops will still be kept out of Pakistan, he said.
Canadian national junior team needs a new head coach after Groulx steps down
Hockey transactions
John Leguizamo's 'Shoes' walks to IFC
Photos: Ethnic Conflict in Georgia
On patrol with Russian troops, TIME photographer Yuri Kozyrev witnesses signs of ethnic hostility in the region
Greenland Odyssey
Fay Expected to Hit Fla. 3rd Time
Bombers hit Pakistan arms factory
Sarkozy to lead troops' memorial
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U.S. military frees Reuters Iraq cameraman (Reuters)
Reuters - The U.S. military freed a Reuters television cameraman on Thursday after holding him for three weeks in Iraq without charges.
Walsh, May-Treanor win 2nd beach volleyball gold (AP)
AP - The Chinese and the wretched Beijing weather were no match for Misty May-Treanor and "Six Feet of Sunshine." May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh won their second consecutive gold medal in beach volleyball Thursday, playing through a steady and sometimes driving rain to beat China in straight sets and extend their winning streak to 108 matches in a row.
Rice Discusses Troop Withdrawals
Pirates Seize More Ships off Somalia
30 Militants Die in Afghan Battle
Attack Shatters Philippines Peace
Rice says troops deal close (Reuters)
Reuters - The United States and Iraq are close to a deal extending the presence of U.S. troops beyond 2008, but any timetable for their withdrawal must be "feasible," U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said on Thursday.

