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International - Weekly Review

Six-Party Nuclear Talks Resume

The six-party talks on the Korean Peninsula nuclear issue resumed on Thursday afternoon in Beijing, primarily focusing on taking active first steps towards denuclearization of the peninsula.

-	Agreement on Unity Gov't Signed in Mecca

Leaders of Palestinian rival Fatah and Hamas movements signed an agreement in Mecca on Thursday night on forming a national unity government aimed at ending infighting and lifting international siege.

-	6 Hurt in Latest Letter Bomb to Hit UK

A letter bomb exploded at Britain's vehicle licensing agency Wednesday, injuring three women, in a spate of attacks targeting motoring-related organizations in which seven people have been injured in the last three days.

-	Hu Renews Chinese Cooperation with Africa

Visiting Chinese President Hu Jintao spoke at South Africa's prestigious University of Pretoria on Wednesday. He used this platform to lay out China's aim to begin new time of strategic partnership with Africa, involving the consolidation of long-standing and the widening of practical cooperation He made the remarks in a speech.

-	FM: Diaoyu Islands Research Entirely 'Legitimate'

China has used diplomatic channels to express its strong dissatisfaction at Japan's attempt to sensationalize Chinese research activities near Diaoyu Islands, also firmly denying that production had begun at the Chunxiao gasfield in the East China Sea.

-	Seventh Victim Dies at Chinese Restaurant in Germany

The death toll from a shooting in a Chinese restaurant in northern Germany has risen to seven after a man died in hospital from severe gunshot wounds, police said on Tuesday.

-	Controversial Baghdad Kidnapping of Iranian Official

Gunmen dressed Iraqi army uniforms seized a senior Iranian diplomat in Baghdad, Iraqi and Iranian officials announced Tuesday, with Teheran holding the US military responsible and demanding his immediate release.

-	China, Slovakia Vow to Enhance Cooperation

Slovakia is an important partner for China in central and east Europe, and China will work to promote bilateral friendly cooperation, said Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao in Beijing Monday.

-	Iran Denies Reports of Scientist's 'Assassination'

Tehran has denied reports that an Iranian nuclear scientist had been "assassinated" by Israeli security service Mossad, local Fars news agency reported on Sunday.

-	9 Kidnapped Chinese Workers Released in Nigeria

Nine Chinese oil workers who were kidnapped last week by an armed group in Nigeria, were released safely on Sunday morning, according to the Chinese Foreign Ministry.

-	Iraq Witnesses Surge of Violent Attacks

A surge of car bombings and shootings on Saturday claimed the lives of more than one hundred Iraqis with several hundreds wounded in the capital Baghdad and left three northern cities under curfew, including the oil rich city of Kirkuk.

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