World -- October 23, 2005

• 58 percent of Greeks oppose Turkey's EU accession: Survey
• Afghans outraged over desecration
• Car bomb hits Iraqi army patrol in Fallujah
• Clash leaves 9 police dead in South Afghanistan
• DPRK promises to return to new round nuclear talks in early November

• Dahlan to return to Gaza after recovery from illness
• Darfur peace talks will start on Nov. 20: Sudanese official
• India to open three relief-rehabilitation points on LoC
• Jihad says Bush statements evince bias to Israel
• Moussa says Sistani backs AL reconciliation efforts for Iraq

• Only one province rejects draft constitution: partial results
• PNA issues instructions to end arms chaos
• Rafah crossing to reopen temporarily for pilgrims
• Saddam's trial opens door to past
• Son of slain Hariri hails UN report on father's murder

• Syria denies no full cooperation over probe into Hariri's killing
• Three arrested in anti-terror raids in London
• US, Philippines kick off largest annual military exercise
• UN calls for urgent relief to avoid second cycle of deaths in Pakistan