Japan has told the US it is ready to freeze bank accounts held by Iran
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Jun. 24, 2006

Japan has told the US it is ready to freeze bank accounts held by Iran and its leadership in support of an America-led coalition preparing sanctions in the event that Iran refuses to halt its nuclear fuel programme.

Japan has told the US it is ready to freeze bank accounts held by Iran
Media Release
Japan has told the US it is ready to freeze bank accounts held by Iran and its leadership in support of an America-led coalition preparing sanctions in the event that Iran refuses to halt its nuclear fuel programme.
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Sex slave of Osama bin Laden speaks out
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Kola Boof, the former sex slave of Osama bin Laden, is writing for the NBC soap opera 'Days of Our Lives'.
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Terrorists caught? The FBI reportedly arrested seven people in Miami, Fla.,
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The FBI reportedly arrested seven people in Miami, Fla., who authorities said were connected with a plot to attack several sites in the United States including Chicago's Sears Tower.
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At least six militants suspected of connections to al Qaeda were killed in a shootout during a raid by Saudi security forces
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The raid occurred in the al-Nakheel district of Riyadh. One suspect injured in the shootout was taken into custody.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Il's armored train has crossed the North Korean border into Russia : Report false
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The Russian Foreign Ministry and Russia's Far Eastern Railroads both said June 23 they have no information that North Korean leader Kim Jong Il's armored train has crossed the North Korean border into Russia.
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The Iraqi government declared a state of emergency in Baghdad on June 23
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The Iraqi government declared a state of emergency in Baghdad on June 23 and established a curfew from 2 p.m. until 6 a.m. June 24 after insurgents set up roadblocks on Haifa Street north of the Green Zone.
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At least 2,000 protesters demonstrated outside the government palace in the East Timorese capital of Dili
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A day earlier, President Xanana Gusmao said he would resign if Alkatiri does not step down to take responsibility for recent gang rampages and clashes between rival government security forces that left at least 21 people dead.
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U.S. and coalition forces killed at least 14 Taliban fighters and arrested six during military operations in southern Afghanistan
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Eight fighters were killed in Uruzgan province June 22 when troops raided a complex of caves used by insurgents as a meeting place...
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Vice President Dick Cheney cautioned against any change in the agreement or delay in Washington's approval of Nuclear deal with India
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Given this agreement's strategic importance, we must be sure that amendments or delays on the US Side do not risk wasting this critical opportunity : Cheney
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