World -- November 16, 2005

• 11 Jordanian officials resign following deadly bombings
• Annan rescinds decision to fire UN official over oil-for-food scandal
• Arrest warrants issued for S.Korean former intelligence chiefs
• Brazilian defender Chris renews Frankfurt contract
• Canada's opposition insists on parliamentary vote on early election

• Dutch court rules not to extradite former Angolan rebel leader to US
• Feature: Crossing deal stirs up mixed feelings among Palestinians
• French parliament approves bill to extend emergency for three months
• Iran rejects US laptop evidence on Iran's alleged nuclear weapon ambition
• Malaysian not linked with terror sweep in Australia: official

• Muslim train passengers demand apology for wrongful arrest by Dutch police
• Senate defeats Democrats' call for withdrawing from Iraq
• Spain to probe alleged landing of CIA planes
• Thousands of S.Korean farmers hold rally against rice market opening
• US-Iraqi troops kill 30 suspect insurgents in western Iraq

• US to deepen relations with Libya
• US says allegations of Iraqi prisoner torture "troubling"
• US military refuses to probe into lion-cage abuse allegations in Iraq
• US defense chief verbally attacks war critics