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Turkey recalls ambassador to US
Turkey on Thursday ordered its ambassador to the US to return to Ankara in protest against a US Congress vote to declare the killings of Armenians between 1915 and 1917 a genocide.
- US medal award to Dalai Lama opposed
China resolutely opposes the US Congress's awarding of a so-called Congressional gold medal to the Dalai Lama, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Liu Jianchao said at a regular press conference in Beijing on Thursday.
- Experts: Japan's excuses for fighters don't hold water
Japan's excuse of airspace violations for its planned deployment of new F-15 jet fighters on Okinawa does not hold water and reflects a "Cold War mentality" against China, say Chinese experts.
- China, Japan start fresh talks on East China Sea
China and Japan started their 10th round of talks on the East China Sea issues at Beijing's Diaoyutai State Guesthouse on Thursday morning.
- Blackwater sued by its Iraqi victims in US court
Blackwater, the US security firm whose armed personnel allegedly opened fire on innocent Iraqi civilians last month, was sued Thursday by an injured survivor and three families of the men killed in the incident.
- Putin: No proof Iran has nuclear plans
Russia would continue cooperation with other countries at the United Nations in order to settle Iran's nuclear problem, Russian President Vladimir Putin said after talks with visiting French President Nicolas Sarkozy at the Kremlin on Wednesday.
- Pakistani PM: General elections to be held in January
The general elections of Pakistan would be held in the first half of January in 2008, News Network International (NNI) news agency quoted Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz as saying on Wednesday.
- Gunman killed in US school shooting
A 14-year-old gunman opened fire at fellow students and teachers at a high school at Cleveland, Ohio, Wednesday, wounding four, and was then killed, the mayor of Cleveland said.
- China affirms role in Korean peace process
China on Tuesday said it will continue to play an "important and constructive" role in the peace process on the Korean Peninsula and it "resolutely opposed" sanctions against Myanmar.
- Euro ministers fall short of pressing dollar, target RMB
Finance ministers from the 13- nation bloc sharing euro failed Monday to seek a tougher stance against the appreciation of their single currency versus the US dollar, taking China's RMB as an easy target.
- Britain to reduce troops in Iraq to 2,500
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said on Monday in a statement in the House of Commons that his country would reduce its troops in Iraq to 2,500 by spring 2008.
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