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2005

February

• Insurgents Land Deadliest Blow Since Fall of Hussein’s Regime

• Clinton Urges Taiwan, China to Warm Ties

• Anti-Syrian Protesters Fill Beirut Streets

• Iran Signs Nuclear Fuel Deal With Russia

• Iraq Suicide Bomber Kills at Least 110

• Groups Hail Political Reform in Egypt

• Syria Hands Saddam’s Half-Brother to Iraq

• Bombing near Mosul kills 8, wounds 2

• At Least 14 Killed in New Nepal Violence

• Sharon Threatens to Freeze Peace Efforts

• Iraqis Capture Saddam’s Half Brother

• 5 G.I.’s Killed and 9 Injured Across Iraq in 24 Hours

• North Korea Urged to Resume Talks Now

• Iran, Russia Postpone Nuclear Fuel Signing

• Seven held over Tel Aviv bombing

• Egypt’s Mubarak Orders Election Changes

• 9 Peacekeepers Killed in Congo, U.N. Says

• Update: Iraq Blast Kills 3 U.S. Troops, Wounds 9

• 25 Killed as Insurgents in Iraq Carry Out a Wave of Attacks

• U.S. Troops Killed, Wounded in Iraq Blast

• Alleged al-Qaida-Linked Leader Captured

• Putin Denies He’s Backsliding on Democracy

• Taiwan Open for Unification With China

• Car Bomb Attack Kills 15 Iraqi Policemen

• U.N. Team to Probe Hariri Assassination

• Palestinian Lawmakers Oppose Cabinet List

• Bomb Attacks Kill 3, Wounds 14 in Iraq

• Abbas Plans to Confront Militant Leaders

• Insurgents Attack Bakery, Mosque in Iraq

• Iraq Insurgent Attacks Kill More Than 50

• Iran Vows Not to Abandon Nuclear Progress

• Palestinians Attack Israeli Settlements

• N. Korea Announces It Has Nuclear Weapons

• Ballot Strength Leads Kurds to Press a Role as Deal Makers

• Trials for Saddam Regime Members to Start

• Rice: No Deadline on Iran Nuke Program

• Final Iraq Election Results Are Delayed

• Car Bombing in Madrid Injures Dozens

• Israel to Remove West Bank Roadblocks

• Israeli and Palestinian Leaders Meet for 1st Time in 4 Years

• Mortar Barrage Kills Up to 14 in Iraq

• Attacks in Iraq Kill at Least 30 People

• Rice Announces Palestinian Aid Program

• Leading Shiite Clerics Pushing Islamic Constitution in Iraq

• Israel to Consider Freeing Prisoners

• Four Egyptians Kidnapped in Baghdad

• Iraqi Police Use Kidnappers’ Videos to Fight Crime

• Terror Meeting a Showcase for Saudi Efforts

• Allawi Trailing Shiite Ticket in Iraq

• After Election Boycott, Sunnis Seek Political Role

• Israel Agrees to Release 900 Prisoners; Palestinians Want More

• Shiite Coalition Takes a Big Lead in Early Vote Count in Iraq

• Annan Disciplines Iraq Oil-For-Food Chief

• Sharon Seeks OK for Palestinians’ Release

• 19 Killed in Insurgent Attacks in Iraq

• Soldier says conditions at Abu Ghraib “Deplorable”

• Seven paratroopers ‘may face charges of murdering Iraqi’

• Abu Ghraib Guard Pleads Guilty in Abuse

• Tests Said to Tie Deal on Uranium to North Korea

• Sunni Clerics: Iraqi Vote Illegitimate

• AP: Videos Show Guantanamo Prisoner Abuse

• Former Abu Ghraib Guard Makes Plea Deal

• Vote Over, Iraq Faces Task of Forming a Government

• Kuwaiti Police Arrest Reputed Terror Boss

• Iraqi President: U.S. Troops Should Stay