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[Title] => Deadly riot breaks out in Liberia day before vote
[Summary] => Violence broke out at the headquarters of the country's opposition party and at least one person was killed yesterday, less than 24 hours before Liberia's presidential runoff that is being viewed as a test of the country's fragile peace after a devastating civil war.
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[Title] => Court orders arrest of Gadhafi, son, key aide
[Summary] => Thousands of jubilant Libyans danced and cheered in the streets of the rebel stronghold of Benghazi after the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant Monday for Moammar Gadhafi, accusing him of crimes against humanity for killing civilians who rose up against his rule.
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[Title] => (UPDATE) Naomi Campbell testifies she received 'dirty rocks'
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[Title] => Naomi Campbell due at Taylor war crimes trial
[Summary] => Having lost her battle to avoid testifying, British fashion model Naomi Campbell is due to give evidence at the war crimes trial of former Liberian ruler Charles Taylor on Thursday.
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[Title] => Bush extends asset freeze on Liberia's Taylor
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[Title] => RP to send peacekeepers to war-torn Liberia
[Summary] => NEW YORK (via PLDT) – About 500 Filipino peacekeeping troops will be sent to Liberia to help rebuild the strife-torn West African nation in response to a request from the United Nations.
President Arroyo said she told UN Secretary General Kofi Annan the Philippines is willing to send a peacekeeping and humanitarian contingent to Iraq under UN command.
"We have contributed military personnel, civilian police officers and civil affairs personnel in major UN operations in Iraq, Cambodia, East Timor, to name a few," she said.
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[Title] => Pleading intervention
[Summary] => I am half-expecting the usual peaceniks to take to the streets once more. Their b_te noir, George W. Bush just consented to send US troops into Liberia.
This time, there is no talk of weapons of mass destruction. But there is, no doubt, a mission of nation-building here.
In Iraq, the Coalition of the Willing confronted a rouge regime that threatened the world with its military prowess and its terrorist minions. In Liberia, there is, simply, a failed regime.
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[Title] => RP to send peacekeepers to war-torn Liberia
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President Arroyo said she told UN Secretary General Kofi Annan the Philippines is willing to send a peacekeeping and humanitarian contingent to Iraq under UN command.
"We have contributed military personnel, civilian police officers and civil affairs personnel in major UN operations in Iraq, Cambodia, East Timor, to name a few," she said.
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This time, there is no talk of weapons of mass destruction. But there is, no doubt, a mission of nation-building here.
In Iraq, the Coalition of the Willing confronted a rouge regime that threatened the world with its military prowess and its terrorist minions. In Liberia, there is, simply, a failed regime.
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