World News Briefs -- November 1, 2010



Baghdad Church Siege Ends With 52 Dead -- Yahoo News/AP

BAGHDAD – Iraqi security forces stormed a Baghdad church where militants had taken an entire congregation hostage for four hours, leaving at least 52 people dead, including a priest, Iraqi officials said Monday.

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MIDDLE EAST

Deadly Baghdad church siege highlights threat to Iraqi Christians.

Iranian official says Tehran has own agenda for nuclear talks.

Egypt's intelligence chief headed to Israel.

Israel's Netanyahu announces US visit.

ASIA

NATO: coalition forces kill nearly 100 Afghan insurgents.

China goes door-to-door for world's biggest census.

Russia angers Japan with visit to disputed islands.

US offers mediation between China and Japan as Asia Pacific leaders meet.

Kyrgyzstan deals cloaked in mystery.

AFRICA

Ivory Coast holds long-delayed 'reconciliation' poll.

Nigerian leaders urge calm after ethnic violence flares.

Rwanda genocide: Kanyarukiga guilty of church massacre.

Tanzania says it will begin releasing results of President election today.

Somali-American becomes Prime Minister of Somalia.

EUROPE

Angela Merkel consigns Ireland, Portugal and Spain to their fate.

Germany suspends passenger flights from Yemen.

Reshaping British politics from within.

AMERICAS

Brazil elects Dilma Rousseff as first female president.

Bolivia eyes Iranian military planes, helicopters.

How California's Pot proposition is agitating Latin America.

TERRORISM/THE LONG WAR

Saudi militant top suspect in parcel bomb plot.

Bombs tip-off 'came from former al-Qaeda member'.

US missile attack kills 5 in NW Pakistan.

ECONOMY/FINANCE/BUSINESS

Chinese manufacturing gains speed in October.

Space tourism: Will it be worth the money?

European markets wait on U.S. elections and the Fed.

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