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Accra, 15 June– Liberian peace talks in Ghana reached deadlock at the weekend as both rebel movements demanded that President Charles Taylor resign within 10 days of a ceasefire agreement being signed, sources at the […]

Kennebunkport, Maine, 15 June– THE PRESIDENT: Good morning. Q How are you? THE PRESIDENT: Good. Q Do you want to visit a bit? THE PRESIDENT: Sure. Q What’s your assessment of things in the Middle […]

CAMP LEMONIER, Djibouti, 13 June– Combined Joint Task Force-Horn of Africa recently welcomed the three-ship USS Iwo Jima Amphibious Ready Group and the guided missile frigate USS Gary in the Gulf of Aden. The task […]

Washington/Baghdad, 13 June– American troops in Iraq blunted a night attack by pro-Saddam regime fighters, counter- attacked, and routed the enemy, killing more than 20 in a June 13 battle fought north of Baghdad, according […]

New York, 13 June– Noting a flurry of news reports indicating an increase in the number of children on the streets in Baghdad, UNICEF says the situation is ripe for exploitation of children. In the […]

GENEVA / NEW YORK, 12 June– UNICEF said today that efforts to end the worst forms of child labour would not succeed without effective cooperative efforts to fight the trafficking of children and women within […]

ABIDJAN, CÔTE D’IVOIRE, 11 June– The French Navy ship carrying 538 refugees including UNICEF international staff docked today in Abijian from Monrovia, Liberia at 11 a.m. However, disembarkation was delayed well over an hour as […]

Akosombo, Ghana, 13 June– The Liberian government and rebels continued discussing a cease-fire at peace talks in Ghana on Friday amid hopes they could sign an agreement by the end of this week. Mohammed Ibn […]