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New Iraqi president pledges to consolidate national unity

via Xinhua | Wed April 06, 2005
The newly-elected Iraqi President Jalal al-Talabani pledged on Wednesday to consolidate national unity in the insurgency-plagued country.

Syria Pledges Complete Withdrawal From Lebanon By End Of April

via Radio Free Europe | Tue April 05, 2005
Syria's president has formally promised that all Syrian troops and intelligence agents will be withdrawn from Lebanon by 30 April. Syria also has agreed to allow UN monitors to verify the withdrawal.

UN steps up rehabilitation of war-torn southern Sudan following peace accords

via UN News Centre | Mon April 04, 2005
As peace takes hold in southern Sudan after an agreement between the Government and rebels ended Africa’s longest-running civil war, United Nations agencies are redoubling efforts to prepare for the return of 4.5 million refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) and lay the ground for social and economic development.

Annan welcomes rebel Rwandan force’s intention to return home from DR of Congo

via UN News Centre | Fri April 01, 2005
United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan today welcomed a statement by Rwanda's main rebel group that it condemns the 1994 genocide in that country, renounces the use of force and will disarm, return peacefully to Rwanda from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and cooperate with the international justice system.

Chemical weapons destruction begins in Arkansas

via CNN | GNN staff | Wed March 30, 2005
The Pine Bluff Arsenal began destroying its stockpile of 3,850 tons of chemical weapons Tuesday, incinerating two rockets laced with sarin nerve gas.

Syria Pulls 2,000 More Troops From Lebanon

via The Guardian | Mon March 28, 2005
Two thousand more Syrian troops have left Lebanon, lowering Syria's military presence to 8,000 soldiers, the smallest deployment it's had here since the second year of the country's 1975-90 civil war, a military official said.

Guinea-Bissau parties agree to delay elections for voter re-registration, UN says

via UN News Centre | Sun March 27, 2005
The United Nations offices in Guinea-Bissau are focusing on efforts to lower tensions between political parties and creating a good political climate for a peaceful, fair and transparent poll, which has been delayed by a month, Secretary-General Kofi Annan says in a report to the Security Council.

India, Myanmar agree to step up cooperation

via Sify News | Fri March 25, 2005
India and Myanmar on Friday agreed to step up cooperation to counter terrorist activities in the border region and promote trade relations.

Israel hand over control of second West Bank town

via CBC | Tue March 22, 2005
Israel transferred control of Tulkarem to Palestinian security forces on Tuesday, the second of five West Bank towns slated for handover.

Palestinian attacks on Israel to stop until end of year

via The Scotsman | Thu March 17, 2005
Palestinian militant groups agreed yesterday to extend a truce with Israel after days of talks in Egypt.

Bangladesh, India agree to defuse border tensions

via China View | Thu March 17, 2005
Bangladesh and India agreed to workin close cooperation to curb "all types of border crimes" and takeeffective measures to defuse border tensions.

Stage one of Syrian pullback complete

via Ireland Online | Thu March 17, 2005
Syria's army and intelligence agents completed the first phase of their pullback to eastern Lebanon's Bekaa Valley and Syria today.

Israel begins handover of Jericho

via BBC | Wed March 16, 2005
Israel has begun a phased handover of power to the Palestinians in the West Bank town of Jericho.

Iraqi Assembly Meets for the First Time

via New York Times | Wed March 16, 2005
Seven weeks after Iraqis defied insurgent threats to take part in the country's first free election in decades, and as a series of explosions shook the heart of the capital, members of the constitutional assembly convened here today for the first time.

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