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22:00 Oct 07 2008
U.S. presidential race goes negative as showdown impending
With less than a month to go, the U.S. presidential race is growingly negative as both candidates questioned the other's character Monday.

 
Hungarian transport minister, railway chief resign
Hungarian Transport Minister Pal Szabo and MAV Hungarian Railways Board Chairman Miklos Kamaras resigned following Monday's passenger train crash, the Hungarian government spokesman said.

 
Turkish officer accuses Iraqi Kurds of aiding PKK rebels
A senior official of the Turkish military on Sunday criticized the Iraqi Kurds for aiding the outlawed Kurdish Worker's Party (PKK) militants against Ankara.

 
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• Pakistani president to administer oath of new cabinet ministers
• Turkish PM vows to launch cross-border operations against PKK if necessary
• Poll shows Australians losing faith in Qantas' safety standards
• Soldiers out in central Bangkok on stand-by, as clashes between protesters, police go on
• Afghan official: no talks held with Taliban

• Pentagon denies reports about U.S. aircraft's landing in Iran
• Venezuelan FM in Russia to prepare for Russian president's visit
• Brazil, Argentina start bilateral transaction with local currencies
• Brazilian president's residence would-be intruder stable after being shot
• Palin's aides to testify in probe into her alleged abuse of power
• Latin America, Caribbean to launch first summit in Dec.

 Europe  
 Middle East  
• Medvedev, Olmert talk on Middle East, bilateral ties
• Greek gov't tables draft 2009 state budget
• Croatian PM sacks interior, justice ministers
• Cypriot media reveal less progress in reunification talks
• Hungarian transport minister, railway chief resign
• Analysis: EU-wide bailout fund gains new momentum

• U.S. soldier, Iraqi policeman killed in northern Iraq
• Failure of inter Palestinian dialogue would lead a disaster
• U.S. warplane forced down in Iran
• Fatah official hints no dialogue with Hamas unless giving up Gaza
• Israel storms West Bank refugee camp, wound 3 Palestinians
• West Bank Hamas officials join Hamas delegation for Cairo talks

 Africa  
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• UN condemns attacks on UN aid worker in Somalia
• Kenya frees regional maritime official
• U.S. author of anti-Obama book arrested in Kenya
• Negotiators to Zimbabwe inter-party talks expected to meet in Harare
• Freed Kenyan terror suspects threaten to sue gov't over illegal detention
• Islamist group say aid agencies welcome in central Somalia

• Top UN official begins week-long visit to Sudan's Darfur
• UNHCR:Welfare of poor, displaced people face increasing risk
• World Bank chief says multilateral system needs fundamental overhaul amid current financial crisis
• World muslim librarian congress to take place in Malaysia
• IAEA calls for establishment of nuclear-free zone in Mideast
• IMF chief urges EU to coordinate response to financial crisis

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