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LONDON - The British government Wednesday published its standards for excluding or deporting extremists who foment, justify of glorify terrorist violence, and it promised to act against some people within days. Amnesty International condemned the measure — part of the government's response to the July 7 suicide bombings that killed 52 people in London — as a violation of human rights. Another human rights group said it feared deportees might be tortured in their native countries. "We have a number of names that we are considering at the moment," said Home Secretary Charles Clarke, adding that action would be taken...

Sunday, July 26, as pro-reform Palestinian legislator Nabil Amer was nursing the wounds inflicted by Yasser Arafat’s gunmen, a phone call came through to his room at the Amman university hospital from none other than Arafat. The Palestinian leader inquired about his health and offered to pay his hospital expenses. Amer did not bother to reply Sitting beside his bed was a fellow Hebronite, Rafiq Natshe, once Palestinian legislative council speaker, for many years PLO ambassador in Saudi Arabia and a highly respected figure in the Palestinian community. Known also as Abu Shakar, he is the head of the leading...

China publishes research results on Koguryo Kingdom ruins www.chinaview.cn 2004-07-01 22:53:01 CHANGCHUN, July 1 (Xinhuanet) -- Chinese specialists have published four academic papers to report their latest achievements in research on the site of capital cities and tombs of the ancient Koguryo Kingdom of China. The academic papers are the first complete documents on Koguryo issue ever written by Chinese. Before this, the only archaeological report about the Koguryo Kingdom ruins in the world was published in Japan in the 1930s, according to Jin Xudong, head of the Jilin Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology. The four academic papers,...

Paper accidentally publishes losing editorial Friday, October 17, 2003 Associated Press NEW YORK -- The curse of the Bambino struck the New York Post, too. On the morning after the New York Yankees vanquished the Boston Red Sox to win the American League pennant, some editions of the Post carried an editorial bemoaning a loss for the Bronx Bombers. "The Yankees couldn't get the job done," read the editorial. "...The hitting fell short and the bullpen simply didn't deliver. It's a crying shame that Roger Clemens' career had to end on a losing note." Clemens, the Yankees' 41-year-old pitcher, will...