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French President Nicolas Sarkozy (left) speaks with Romanian President Traian Basescu during a roundtable meeting at an EU summit in Brussels on Thursday. A summit of government leaders seeking to mold a united European Union front on the global stage opened in disarray over France's expulsion of Gypsies and comparisons with World War II deportations.

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    Russian opposition leaders form coalition


  • Soldiers from the anti-terrorism force of the Yemeni Defense Ministry are training, with U.S. military assistance, to take on a more diverse, independent and scattered al Qaeda network. (Associated Press)

    U.S. commandos quietly train Yemeni military

    Seldom visible in the Yemeni mountains, the elite U.S. commandos training the Yemen's military represent the Obama administration's quest to fight terrorism without inflaming anti-American sentiment.


  • Britain's Prince Harry, center, attends the 'Help For Heroes' Concert at Twickenham Stadium, London Sunday Sept. 12, 2010. Some 60,000 concert goers will attend the concert in aid of the 'Help For Heroes' charity which supports members of Britain's armed forces.    (AP Photo/Yui Mok/PA Wire)

    Britain's Prince Harry celebrates 26th birthday

    Prince Harry is 26 _ and like many 20-somethings, he is working on his birthday.


  • Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton reaches to greet Israeli President Shimon Peres, as she arrives at the Beit Hanassi presidential residence in Jerusalem, Israel, Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2010. Mrs. Clinton is in the region for Mideast peace talks.(AP Photo/Alex Brandon, Pool)

    Israeli aircraft strike Gaza as leaders convene

    Militants launched mortar shells into Israel and Israeli jets bombed targets in Gaza on Wednesday, just as Israeli and Palestinian leaders held peace talks in Jerusalem with Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton.


  • Kashmiri protesters hurl stones at government forces during a clash on the outskirts of Srinagar, India, on Wednesday. Leaders of India's main political parties searched for a strategy to end months of increasingly violent protests in the region. (Associated Press)

    Indian leaders seek to quell Kashmir unrest as 5 more die

    Indian police opened fire Wednesday on Muslim demonstrators in a town near Kashmir, killing four people and wounding 30 as leaders of India's main political parties debated how to end months of separatist protests in the region.


  • Home-grown terror threat not taken seriously, report says

    The U.S. was slow to take seriously the threat posed by home-grown radicals, and the government has failed to put systems in place to deal with the growing phenomenon, according to a recent report compiled by the former heads of the Sept. 11 commission.


  • ** FILE ** U.S. Army Spc. Cody Borawa of Unadilla, N.Y., of Tactical Command Post, HQ Company, 2-502 Infantry, 101st Airborne Division, looks for a Taliban position during a day of joint missions with the Afghan army in the Zhari district of southern Afghanistan's Kandahar province on Aug. 26, 2010. (AP Photo/Brennan Linsley, File)

    U.S.-led troops advance in Taliban stronghold

    U.S. and Afghan forces began advancing slowly Wednesday through the insurgent-filled district in southern Afghanistan that gave birth to the Taliban movement, treading ground where guerrilla fighters have operated freely for years, the British general in charge of NATO troops here said.


  • An Israeli army tank advances Wednesday along the border between Israel and central Gaza Strip, seen in the background. Militants launched mortar shells into Israel and Israeli jets bombed targets in Gaza on Wednesday, just as Israeli and Palestinian leaders held peace talks in Jerusalem with U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton. (Associated Press)

    Mideast round of peace talks ends amid fresh violence

    A mortar attack by Palestinian militants and airstrikes by Israel formed the grim backdrop as Mideast leaders ended their latest round of peace talks Wednesday, still divided on major issues. There was no word on when they would meet again.


  • **FILE** U.S. Army soldiers and Iraqi security forces secure the scene of a roadside bomb attack in Basra, Iraq, in September. (Associated Press)

    U.S.-Iraqi raid on Fallujah kills at least 6

    U.S. and Iraqi forces launched a raid on the former insurgent stronghold of Fallujah Wednesday, killing six people in the second incident this week in which American troops were involved in fighting despite the official end of combat.


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