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IAEA Releases Report on Iran Nuclear Issue

Vienna-based International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) chief Mohamed ElBaradei sent his report on Iran's compliance with demands that it halt sensitive nuclear fuel work, to the 35-nation Board of Governors as well as to the UN Security Council.

-	Italian Premier Resigns

Italian Premier Romano Prodi resigned yesterday after nine months in office following an embarrassing loss by his center-left government in the Senate on foreign policy, including Italy's military mission in Afghanistan.

-	Blair Announces Iraq Withdrawal Plan

British Prime Minister Tony Blair yesterday announced a plan to withdraw 1,600 British troops from Iraq in the next few months.

-	Iran Refuses to Budge on UN Demand

Iran yesterday defied a UN deadline for the Islamic Republic to suspend its uranium enrichment and vowed to continue its controversial nuclear program.

-	Chinese Diplomat Expounds View on Security Sector Reform at UN Debate

China said on Tuesday that security sector reform should be conducted in such a way that the will of countries concerned should be respected.

-	Trilateral Mideast Summit Ends Without Progress

The trilateral summit among U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas was concluded in Jerusalem Monday without anything substantial.

-	53 Die on India Train; Explosive Found

A train traveling to Pakistan caught fire early Monday in northern India, killing at least 53 people, and an explosive device was found near the tracks, a railroad official said.

-	Blasts Rock S Thailand, Many Injured

Two dozens of bombs exploded at entertainment facilities, schools, government buildings, gas stations and power plants late Sunday in Thailand's four southern provinces of Songkhla, Pattani, Narathiwat and Yala, causing many people injured.

-	Export Control Tightened for Nuclear Goods and Technology

The State Council yesterday formally enacted amendments to its regulations regarding the export of nuclear goods and technologies for both civil and military use as a precaution against acts of nuclear terrorism.

-	US House Slams Bush's Iraq Plan

The US House of Representatives on Friday passed a non-binding resolution that opposes US President George W. Bush's decision to send more troops to Iraq.

-	Japanese PM, Chinese FM Meet in Tokyo

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe met with visiting Foreign Minister Li Zhaoxing yesterday to discuss bilateral ties and the planned visit by Premier Wen Jiabao.

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