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» Pakistan Police Battle Religious Militants in Capital
By Voice Of America | On July 5, 2007 | In Asia | Rated
 
A standoff between Pakistani troops and students at a radical mosque has headed into a second night, with more than 1,000 people still holed up in the mosque in Islamabad. Witnesses say loud explosions were heard early Thursday at the besieged  mosque. The blasts were followed by gunfire and an announcement from security forces for all people holed up in the mosque to surrender.  VOA correspondent Benjamin Sand reports from the capital that the mosque's chief cleric has been arrested trying to escape disguised as a woman.
 
 
» 6 Canadian NATO Troops Killed in Southern Afghanistan Bomb Blast
By Voice Of America | On July 5, 2007 | In Asia | Rated
 
The Canadian government says six Canadian soldiers have been killed in a roadside bomb blast in southern Afghanistan.
 
 
» US, Chinese Automakers Ink Deal to Make Cars in China
By Voice Of America | On July 5, 2007 | In Asia | Rated
 
U.S. automaker Chrysler and Chinese car company Chery have signed a deal to launch a low-cost production facility in China that would export cars to the United States and other global markets. VOA's Stephanie Ho reports from Washington.
 
 
» Sri Lankan Warplanes Bomb Rebel Camps for Second Day
By Voice Of America | On July 5, 2007 | In Asia | Rated
 
Sri Lanka's military says warplanes have bombed Tamil Tiger rebel positions in the island's east for a second straight day.
 
 
» Pakistani Official Demands Surrender of Gunmen at Mosque
By Voice Of America | On July 5, 2007 | In Asia | Rated
 
A standoff between Pakistani troops and students at a radical mosque headed into a second night, with more than a thousand people still holed up in the mosque in Islamabad. VOA correspondent Benjamin Sand reports from the capital.
 
 
» Pakistan Police Continue to Battle Religious Militants in Capital
By Voice Of America | On July 5, 2007 | In Asia | Rated
 
Pakistani officials warned heavily armed militants holed up inside a radical mosque in central Islamabad to lay down their weapons or face attack. After a deadline for 1100 local time passed, several hundred students left the mosque, but hundreds of others remained inside. As VOA correspondent Benjamin Sand reports from the capital, at least 11 people died in a day of clashes on Tuesday.
 
 
» East Timor Prepares to Form Coalition Government
By Voice Of America | On July 5, 2007 | In Asia | Rated
 
With the counting from last Saturday's parliamentary elections in East Timor nearly finished, it has become clear that none of the 14 parties has won an outright majority, and deal making has begun as the country heads towards a coalition government. VOA's Nancy-Amelia Collins is in the capital, Dili, and brings us this report.
 
 
» Inspectors Say Nearly 1 in 5 Chinese Products Substandard
By Voice Of America | On July 5, 2007 | In Asia | Rated
 
Chinese government inspectors report that nearly one-fifth of the products they examined this year were substandard. The report follows months of increasing publicity over tainted foods and unsafe products made in China and sold both domestically and overseas. Daniel Schearf reports from Beijing.
 
 
» India, Pakistan End Talks on Security Issues
By Voice Of America | On July 5, 2007 | In Asia | Rated
 
India and Pakistan have agreed to exchange civilian prisoners as they wrapped up their latest round of talks on security issues in New Delhi. As Anjana Pasricha reports from the Indian capital, the talks are part of a three-year-old peace process by the South Asian rivals.
 
 
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