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World -- August 23, 2005
- 11 Pakistani workers kidnapped in Iraq released
- 10 suspected terrorists arrested in Pakistan's tribal areas
- Australian women soldiers allowed to serve in frontline
- Brazilian officials in London for shooting inquiry
- Car bomb hits US patrol in western Baghdad
- Ethiopia announces peaceful conclusion of vote counting of re-run elections
- Foreign companies target Vietnam's biggest pulp project
- Iran, Holland to sign MoU on treatment of chemical weapons victims
- Indian foreign secretary to visit Pakistan this month
- Iraqi Shiites, Kurds agree on draft constitution
- Iraq's draft constitution submitted to parliament, no vote for 3 days
- JMB threatens to launch direct action
- Kidnapped French journalist freed in Gaza
- MSF sounds alarm over increasing violence in Somalia
- Powerful blast hits north of Beirut
- Sri Lanka names new foreign minister
- Somali police officers attend management course in Uganda
- Sharon, Abbas to meet for new pages in ties
- UN envoy urges Belgrade to take constructive role on Kosovo
