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Philippine govt, rebels sign peace deal
PH, Kuala Lumpur
The Philippine Government and the country's largest Muslim rebel group completed talks yesterday on a deal to end four decades of fighting that has killed tens of thousands of people and helped foster Islamic extremism in Southeast Asia.
The accord between Filipino negotiators and the rebel Moro Islamic Liberation Front calls for Muslim self-rule in parts of the southern Philippines in exchange for the deactivation of the rebel force. Military presence in the proposed autonomous region would be restricted.
Iraq death toll in January tops 800
AFP, Baghdad
Shelling and bombings across Iraq killed 15 people yesterday as militants bombed a key bridge linking the capital to north Iraq, the latest in a surge of nationwide violence.
The latest bloodshed, which pushed the death toll for January to more than 800, comes just months ahead of parliamentary elections slated to take place on April 30, and has stoked fears Iraq is slipping back into all-out conflict.
Student shot dead on US campus
AP, Orangeburg
Officials at South Carolina State University say a student who was shot outside an on-campus dormitory has died. The university says the man was shot on Friday afternoon. Campus Police Chief Memard Clarkson says police don't know what led to the shooting. The name of the victim was not released.
UAE president stable after stroke
AFP, Abu Dhabi
UAE President Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed al-Nahyan has undergone an operation after suffering a stroke and is in a stable condition, the ministry of presidential affairs said yesterday. Sheikh Khalifa suffered a stroke on Friday "that led doctors to operate (on) him... He is in a stable condition," the ministry said in a statement carried by state news agency WAM.
Xinjiang clashes, blasts kill 12
The Guardian Online
Six people have died in explosions and another six have been shot dead by police in fresh violence in China's restive western region of Xinjiang, home to the ethnic minority Uighurs, state media reported. Last year, clashes between authorities and members of the minority group left scores dead, including 40 police officers.