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I'm Bill Thompson from the VOA News Center in Washington.

 

A suicide attack after an election rally has killed at least 27 people and wounded more than 90 others in Pakistan's restive northwest tribal region. It happened in the northwest tribal region as witnesses and officials say the suicide bomber rammed his car near an election office after a rally held by supporters of slain former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto's Pakistan People's Party, just hours before the mandated end of campaigning for Monday's elections. Opposition parties have charged that Monday's vote will be rigged and threatened demonstrations if they believe there are irregularities.

 

President and Mrs. Bush arrive in Tanzania today where Mr. Bush will sign a pact with President Jakaya Kikwete that will provide the eastern African nation with nearly 700 million dollars in aid. Mr. Bush began his five-nation African visit in Benin. "I stand here by your side as a friend, a believer in your vision and a partner in your willingness to confront the disease and poverty and-that affect mankind." President Bush says his administration is actively engaged in resolving conflicts in Africa, but he says the United States is also involved in many of the continent's successes.
                   
Independence for Kosovo is an important step closer. The European Union has given a final approval to creation of a civilian police and justice mission to keep the peace and prevent human rights abuses. A declaration of Kosovo's independence from Serbia could be made tomorrow. Both Serbia and Russia oppose the EU mission as well as Kosovo's move toward independence. But the United States is widely expected to join its European allies in recognizing Kosovo's independence.

 

At least 13 police officers and one civilian are dead after hundreds of Maoist rebels attacked police facilities in Orissa state in eastern India. Police say the rebels looted weapons during the attacks late Friday in at least two towns. In late December, nearly 300 Maoist rebels and their supporters escaped from a prison in eastern India.

 

Malaysian police used teargas and water-cannon today to disperse an anti-government protest by about 300 ethnic Indians. The demonstrators defied a police ban on protests to gather in the capital of Kuala Lumpur to peacefully protest alleged discrimination. Hindoos accused the government of racial discrimination in favor of ethnic Malays.

 

A senior US nuclear scientist says North Korea appears committed to going ahead with a nuclear disarmament agreement, but wants promised energy aid first. VOA's Stephanie Ho reports from Beijing.  

 

Sigfried Hecker just returned from a private visit to North Korea. Speaking to reporters in Beijing Saturday, he said North Korean officials have told him they will not provide a full declaration of the country's nuclear programs until other countries provide fuel oil and other aid. Hecker says Pyongyang also wants to be removed from the US list of state sponsors of terror. "They said until that is done, they will not be able to produce what Ambassador Hill calls a 'complete and correct' declaration. " Ambassador Christopher Hill is the chief US negotiator in the North Korean nuclear talks which include the United States, North Korea, China, South Korea, Japan and Russia. Under an agreement reached last year, the five other countries pledged to provide aid and other concessions to North Korea. In return, North Korea was to disable its nuclear programs and provide a complete accounting of them by the end of 2007. Now though, the United States and North Korea differ on whether an acceptable declaration has indeed been made. Stephanie Ho, VOA News, Beijing.       

                 

Israeli army officials say Palestinian militants fired several rockets at Israel from the Gaza Strip today, but the blast caused only minimum damage. The rocket fire is in apparent response to the death of the key Islamic Jihad commander Aieman Ifajad who was killed yesterday in an explosion in the Gaza Strip. Islamic Jihad and witnesses blame Israel, but the Israeli military denies any involvement.

 

And authorities in Bangladesh have made an arrest three and a half years after a deadly grenade attack on a political rally. Police arrested Muffti Abul Zandal, a member of a banned militant group, in connection with the August 2004 attack that left more than 20 people dead.

 

I'm Bill Thompson, VOA News. More news on the Internet at voanews.com.

 

Vocabulary

 

Hindoo: a native or inhabitant of Hindustan or India. n. 印度人, 印度教教徒
Malay: n. 马来人

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I’m Bill Clanton from VOA News Center in Washington.

A suicide attack after an election rally has killed at least 27 people and wounded more than 90 others in Pakistan’s rested northwestern Travel Region. It happened in the northwestern Travel Region. And witnesses and officials say the suicide bomber ran to the car near an election office after a rally held by supporters of slain, former prime minister Benizo Butto, Pakistan People’s Party, just hours before the mandated ended campaigning for Monday’s elections. Opposition parties have charged that Monday’s will be rid and threatened demonstration since they believe there are irregularities.

President and Mrs. Bush arrived in Tanzania today while Mr. Bush will sign a pact with President Jakai that will provide the eastern African nation with nearly 700 million dollars in aid. Mr. Bush began his five-nation African visit in Benin. I stand here by your side is a friend. … I believe your vision. … and a partner your willingness to control the diseases and poverty and then affects mankind. President Bush says his administration is actively engaged in resolving conflict in Africa but he says the United States is also involved in many of the continents’ successors.

Independence for Kosovo is an important step closure. The European Union has given final approval to creation of surveillance police and justice mission to keep the peace and prevent human rights abusers. The declaration of Kosovo’s independence from Serbia could be made tomorrow. Most Serbia and Russia opposed EU mission as well as Kosovo’s move to independence. But the United States is widely expected to join the European allies in recognizing Kosovo’s independence.

At least 13 police officers and one civilian are dead after hundreds of miles rebels attacked police facilities in Oresta State in Eastern India. Police said the rebels ruded weapons during the attacks late Friday in at least two towns. In late December, nearly 300 hundred miles of rebels and supporters escaped from prisons in Eastern India.

Malaysian police used tear gas and water canon today to dispose anti-government protestors by about 300 ethnic Hindos. The demonstrators defied the police ban on protests and gathered in the capital of Kuala Lumpur to peacefully protest alleged discrimination. Hindos accused the government of racial discrimination in favor of ethnic Malays.

A senior US nuclear scientists says North Korea appeals committed to going ahead with Nuclear Disarmament Agreement but once promised energy aid first. VOA Defini Holes reports from Beijing.
Sifferi Haga just returned from a profit visit to North Korea, speaking to reporter in Beijing Saturday. He said North Korean officials have told him they will not provide a full declaration of the country’s Nuclear Programs until other countries provide fuel oil and other aid. Haga says Pyongyang also wants to be removed from US list of responsible terror. They said until that is done, they will not be able to produce what the ambassador Hill calls a complete and correct declaration. Ambassador Crisptol Hill is the chief US negotiator in the North Korea Nuclear Talks which include the United States, North Korea, China, South Korea, Japan and Russia. Under agreement reached last year, the five other countries pledged to provide aid and other concessions to North Korea. In return North Korea was to disable its nuclear program and provide a complete accounting of them by the end of 2007. Now the United States and North Korea differ on whether an acceptable declaration has indeed been made. Defini, VOA news, Beijing.

Israeli official say Palestinian militants fired several rockets into Israel from the Gaza strip today. But the blast cost only minimal damage. The rocket fire is the paramount responsible to the death of key Islamic commander … who was killed yesterday in an explosion in Gaza strip. Islamic … and witnesses blame Israel but the Israeli military denies any involvement.

Authorities in Bangladesh have made arrest 3 and a half years after a deadly dramatic attack on a political rally. Police … , a member of band militant group, in connection with the August, 2004 attack that led to more than 20 people dead.

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I'm Bill Thompson from the VOA News Center in Washington.

A suicide attack after an election rally has killed at least 27 people and wounded more than 90 others in Pakistan s restive northwestern Travel Region. It happened in the northwestern Travel Region as witnesses and officials say the suicide bomber ran his car near an election office after a rally held by supporters of slain, former Prime Minister Benizo Butto, Pakistan People s Party, just hours before the mandated ended campaigning for Monday s elections. Opposition parties have charged that Monday s vote will be rigged and threatened demonstration since they believe there are irregularities.

President and Mrs. Bush arrived in Tanzania today while Mr. Bush will sign a pact with President Jakai K that will provide the eastern African nation with nearly 700 million dollars in aid. Mr. Bush began his five-nation African visit in Benin. I stand here by your side as a friend. I believe in your vision and a partner and your willingness to control the diseases and poverty and then affect mankind. President Bush says his administration is actively engaged in resolving conflicts in Africa. But he says the United States is also involved in many of the continents successes.

Independence for Kosovo is an important step closure. The European Union has given final approval to creation of civilian police and justice mission to keep the peace and prevent human rights abuses. The declaration of Kosovo s independence from Serbia could be made tomorrow. Most Serbia and Russia opposed EU mission as well as Kosovo s move to independence. But the United States is widely expected to join the European allies in recognizing Kosovo s independence.

At least 13 police officers and one civilian are dead after hundreds of / rebels attacked police facilities in Oresta State in Eastern India. Police said the rebels loaded weapons during the attacks late Friday in at least two towns. In late December, nearly 300 hundred / of rebels and supporters escaped from prisons in Eastern India.

Malaysian police used tear gas and water canon today to disperse anti-government protestors by about 300 ethnic Indians. The demonstrators defied the police ban on protests that gathered in the capital of Kuala Lumpur to peacefully protest alleged discrimination. Hindus accused the government of racial discrimination in favor of ethnic Malays.

A senior US nuclear scientist says North Korea appeals committed to going ahead with Nuclear Disarmament Agreement but once promised energy aid first. VOA Defini Holes reports from Beijing.

Sifferi Haga just returned from a private visit to North Korea, speaking to reporters in Beijing Saturday. He said North Korean officials have told him they will not provide a full declaration of the country s Nuclear Programs until other countries provide fuel oil and other aid. Haga says Pyongyang also wants to be removed from the US list of state sponsor of terror. They said until that is done, they will not be able to produce what the ambassador Hill calls a complete and correct declaration. Ambassador Crisptol Hill is the chief US negotiator in the North Korea Nuclear Talks which include the United States, North Korea, China, South Korea, Japan and Russia. Under agreement reached last year, the five other countries pledged to provide aid and other concessions to North Korea. In return North Korea was to disable its nuclear programs and provide a complete accounting of them by the end of 2007. Now the United States and North Korea differ on whether an acceptable declaration has indeed been made. Defini, VOA news, Beijing.

Israeli army official say Palestinian militants fired several rockets into Israel from the Gaza strip today. But the blast cost only minimum damage. The rocket fire is an apparent response to the death of key Islamic / commander A. F who was killed yesterday in an explosion in Gaza strip. Islamic / and witnesses blame Israel but the Israeli military denies any involvement.

Authorities in Bangladesh have made an arrest 3 and a half years after a deadly / attack on a political rally. Police arrested M. A. , a member of banned militant group, in connection with the August, 2004 attack that led to more than 20 people dead.

I'm Bill Thompson VOA news. More news on the Internet at voanews. com.

markus2000

on[zhuzhenqian,Feb 17 2008, 02:30 PM]

Joint Larry Groce from Mountain Stage after the news on VOA Music Mix.

I'm Bill Thompson from the VOA News Center in Washington.

A suicide attack after an election rally has killed at least 27 people and wounded more than 90 others in Pakistan's restive northwestern tribal region. It happened in the northwestern tribal region as witnesses and officials say the suicide bomber rammed his car near an election office after a rally held by supporters of slained former Prime Minister Benizir Bhutto, Pakistan People s Party, just hours before the mandated end of campaigning for Monday s elections. Opposition parties have charged that Monday s vote will be rigged and threatened demonstration if they believe there are irregularities.

President and Mrs. Bush arrived in Tanzania today while Mr. Bush will sign a pact with President Jakaya Kikwete that will provide the eastern African nation with nearly 700 million dollars in aid. Mr. Bush began his five-nation African visit in Benin.

"I stand here by your side as a friend, I believe in your vision, and a partner, and your willingness to control the diseases and poverty and all that affect mankind."

President Bush says his administration is actively engaged in resolving conflicts in Africa. But he says the United States is also involved in many of the continents successes.

Independence for Kosovo is an important step closer. The European Union has given final approval to creation of civilian police and justice mission to keep the peace and prevent human rights abuses. The declaration of Kosovo s independence from Serbia could be made tomorrow. Both Serbia and Russia opposed EU mission as well as Kosovo s move to independence. But the United States is widely expected to join the European allies in recognizing Kosovo s independence.

At least 13 police officers and one civilian are dead after hundreds of Maoist rebels attacked police facilities in Oresta State in Eastern India. Police said the rebels looted weapons during the attacks late Friday in at least two towns. In late December, nearly 300 hundred Maoist rebels and their supporters escaped from a prison\ in Eastern India.

Malaysian police used tear gas and water canon today to disperse an anti-government protest\ by about 300 ethnic Indians. The demonstrators defied the police ban on protests and gathered in the capital of Kuala Lumpur to peacefully protest alleged discrimination. Hindus accused the government of racial discrimination in favor of ethnic Malays.

A senior US nuclear scientist says North Korea appears committed to going ahead with Nuclear Disarmament Agreement but wants promised energy aid first. VOA Stepanie Hills reports from Beijing.

Sifferi Haga just returned from a private visit to North Korea, speaking to reporters in Beijing Saturday. He said North Korean officials have told him they will not provide a full declaration of the country s Nuclear Programs until other countries provide fuel oil and other aid. Haga says Pyongyang also wants to be removed from the US list of state-sponsored terror. They said until that is done, they will not be able to produce what the ambassador Hill calls a complete and correct declaration.

Ambassador Christopher Hill is the chief US negotiator in the North Korea Nuclear Talks which include the United States, North Korea, China, South Korea, Japan and Russia. Under an agreement reached last year, the five other countries pledged to provide aid and other concessions to North Korea. In return North Korea was to disable its nuclear programs and provide a complete accounting of them by the end of 2007. Now though the United States and North Korea differ on whether an acceptable declaration has indeed been made. Stephanie Hills, VOA News, Beijing.

Israeli army official say Palestinian militants fired several rockets into Israel from the Gaza Strip today. But the blast cost only minimum damage. The rocket fire is an apparent response to the death of a key Islamic Jahad commander Aieman Ifajad who was killed yesterday in an explosion in Gaza Strip. Islamic Jahad and witnesses blame Israel but the Israeli military denies any involvement.

And authorities in Bangladesh have made an arrest three and a half years after a deadly grenade attack on a political rally. Police arrested Muffti Abul Zandal, a member of a banned militant group, in connection with the August, 2004 attack that led to more than 20 people dead.

I'm Bill Thompson VOA news. More news on the Internet at voanews. com.

zhangwater6

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16:13 I am Bill Thomson from the VOA news center in Washington.
A suicide attack after an election rally has killed at least 27 people and wounded more than 90 others in Pakistan's restive northwest tribal region. It happened in the northwest tribal regionas witnesses in and officials say the suicide bomber rammed his car near an election office after a rally held by supporters of slim former prime miniter Benizier Bhuto's Pakistan People's party. Just hours before the mandated end of campaigning for Monday's elections. Opposition parties have charged that Monday's vote will be rigged and threatened demonstrations if they believe there are irregularities.
President and Miss Bush arrived in Tanzania today where Mr. Bush will sign a pack with president Jicaya Kekraytay that will provide the eastern African nation with nearly 700 million dollars in aid. Mr. Bush began his five nation African visit in Berlin. I stand here by your side as a friend, and belive in your visit, and a partner in the you are willing to confront the disease and poverty and that affect mankind. President Bush says his administration is actively engaged in resolving conflicts in Africa. But he says the United States is also involved in many of the continent successors.
Independece for Kosovo is an important step closer, the European Union has given final approval to creation of a civilian police and justice mission to keep the peace and prevent human rights abuses. A declaration of Kosovo's independence from Serbia could be made tomorrow. Both Serbia and Russia opposed EU mission as well as Kosovo's move toward independence. But the United States is widely expected to join its European allies and recognizing Kosovo's independence.
At least 13 police officers and 1 civilian are dead after hundreds of Maoist rebels attack police facilities in Orisa state in eastern India. Police say the rebels looted weapons during the attacks late Friday in at least two towns. In late December nearly 300 Maoist rebels and their supporters escaped from a prison in eastern India.
Malasian police used teargas and watercannon today to dispress an anti government protest by about 300 ethnic Indians. The demonstrators defied a police ban on protests to gather in the capital of Kuwalol Anpoor to peacefully protest alleged discrimination. indues accused the government of racial discrimination in favor of ethnic malays.
A senior US nuclear scientists says north Korea appears committed to going ahead with a nuclear disarmerment but wants promised energy aid first. VOA Stefiny Hole reports from Beijing. Sick Freetacker just returned from a private visit to north Korea, speaking to reporters in Beijing Saturday he said north Korean officials have told him they will not provide a full declaration of the country's nuclear programs until other countries provide fuel oil and other aid. Hacker says Pingyang also wants to be removed from the US list of state sponsors of terror. They said until that is done they will not be able to produce what ambassador Hill calls a complete and correct declaration. Ambassador Crystal Forehill is the chief US negotiator in the north Korean nuclear talks which include the United States, North Korean, China, south Korea, Japan and Russia. under an agreement reached last year, the five other countries pledged to provide aid and other concessions to north Korea in return north Korea was to diable its nuclear programs and provide a complete accounting of them by the end of 2007. Now though the United States and the north Korea differ on whether an acceptable declaration has indeed been made. Stefiny Hole, VOA news, Beijing.
Israeli army officials say Palestinian militants fired several rockets at Israel from the Gaza strip today but the blasts caused only minimal damage the rocket fire is in apparent response to the death of the key Islamic Jihard commander Iman Ilfar Yet who was killed yesterday in an explosion on the Gaza strip. Islamic Jihard and witnesses blamed Israel but the Israeli military denies any involvement.
And authorities in Bangladesh have made unrest 3.5 years after a deadly grenade attack on the political rally. Police arrested Mufly Abuzandao, a member of a banned militant group in connection with the August 2004 attack that left more than 20 people dead.
I am Bill Thomson, VOA news. More news on the internet at voanews.com. 16:42

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Joint Larry Groce from Mountain Stage after the news on VOA Music Mix.

I'm Bill Thompson from the VOA News Center in Washington.

A suicide attack after an election rally has killed at least 27 people and wounded more than 90 others in Pakistan's restive northwestern tribal region. It happened in the northwestern tribal region as witnesses and officials say the suicide bomber rammed his car near an election office after a rally held by supporters of slained former Prime Minister Benizir Bhutto's Pakistan People s Party, just hours before the mandated end of campaigning for Monday's elections. Opposition parties have charged that Monday's vote will be rigged and threatened demonstration since they believe there are irregularities.

President and Mrs. Bush arrived in Tanzania today while Mr. Bush will sign a pact with President Jakai K that will provide the eastern African nation with nearly 700 million dollars in aid. Mr. Bush began his five-nation African visit in Benin. I stand here by your side as a friend. I believe in your vision and a partner and your willingness to confront the diseases and poverty and all that affect mankind. President Bush says his administration is actively engaged in resolving conflicts in Africa. But he says the United States is also involved in many of the continents successes.

Independence for Kosovo is an important step closer. The European Union has given final approval to creation of civilian police and justice mission to keep the peace and prevent human rights abuses. The declaration of Kosovo s independence from Serbia could be made tomorrow. Both Serbia and Russia opposed EU mission as well as Kosovo s move to independence. But the United States is widely expected to join the European allies in recognizing Kosovo s independence.

At least 13 police officers and one civilian are dead after hundreds of Maoist rebels attacked police facilities in Oresta State in Eastern India. Police said the rebels looted weapons during the attacks late Friday in at least two towns. In late December, nearly 300 hundred Maoist rebels and supporters escaped from a prisons in Eastern India.

Malaysian police used tear gas and water canon today to disperse an anti-government protest\ by about 300 ethnic Indians. The demonstrators defied the police ban on protests and gathered in the capital of Kuala Lumpur to peacefully protest alleged discrimination. Hindus accused the government of racial discrimination in favor of ethnic Malays.

A senior US nuclear scientist says North Korea appears committed to going ahead with Nuclear Disarmament Agreement but wants promised energy aid first. VOA Stepanie Hills reports from Beijing.

Sifferi Haga just returned from a private visit to North Korea Speaking to reporters in Beijing Saturday, he said North Korean officials have told him they will not provide a full declaration of the country s Nuclear Programs until other countries provide fuel oil and other aid. Haga says Pyongyang also wants to be removed from the US list of state-sponsored terror. They said until that is done, they will not be able to produce what the ambassador Hill calls a complete and correct declaration.

Ambassador Christopher Hill is the chief US negotiator in the North Korea Nuclear Talks which include the United States, North Korea, China, South Korea, Japan and Russia. Under an agreement reached last year, the five other countries pledged to provide aid and other concessions to North Korea. In return North Korea was to disable its nuclear programs and provide a complete accounting of them by the end of 2007. Now though the United States and North Korea differ on whether an acceptable declaration has indeed been made. Stephanie Hills, VOA News, Beijing.

Israeli army official say Palestinian militants fired several rockets into Israel from the Gaza Strip today. But the blast cost only minimum damage. The rocket fire is an apparent response to the death of a key Islamic Jqhad commander Aieman Ifajad who was killed yesterday in an explosion in Gaza Strip. Islamic Jahad and witnesses blame Israel but the Israeli military denies any involvement.

And authorities in Bangladesh have made an arrest three and a half years after a deadly grenade attack on a political rally. Police arrested Muffti Abul Zandal, a member of a banned militant group, in connection with the August, 2004 attack that led to more than 20 people dead.

I'm Bill Thompson VOA news. More news on the Internet at voanews. com.

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Voa 20080217
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I’m Bill Thomson from VOA news center in Washington.
A suicide attack after an election rally has killed at least twenty-seven people and wounded more than nineteen others in Pakistan rest North-western travel region. It happened in the North-western travel region that has witness and official say the suicide bomber run his car near in the election office after the rally hold by supporters of slay former Pakistan Prime Minister Bnaizir Bhutto’s Pakistan party. Opposition party has charged the Monday’s will be rig and threaten the demonstration they are believed are irregulatives.
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windyhuang

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i'm bill tompson from the voa news center in washinton.

a suicide attack after an election rally has killed at least 27 people and wounded more than 90 others in pakistan northwest region.it happened in the northwest region.the witness and official say the suicide bombmer ran his car near an election office after a rally held by supporters of muslin former prime minister 's pakistanian people's party. just hours before the man dead campaigning for monday's elections.opposition party has charged the monday and threaten demostrations they believe they are

president and mrs bush arrived in today where mr bush will sign a with president that will provide the eastern african nation with nearly 700 million dollars in aid.mr bush began his five nation african visit in ."i stand here by your side as a friend,and believe your vision,and partner,and you will the disease and poverty that affect mankind."president bush says his administration is actively engage in resolving conflicts in africa.but he says the united states is also envolve in many of the success.

independent for is a important step closer.the european union has given final approval to creation of the surveilline police and justice mission to keep the peace human rights .the declearation of independence from serbia could made tomorrow.both serbia and russia opposed the eu mission as well as move to independence.the united states is widely expected to join its european ally in recognizing independence.

at least 13 police officers and 1 surveillian are dead after hundreds of rebels attacked police facilities in states in eastern india.police say the rebels weapons during the attacks late friday in at least 2 towns.in late december nearly 300 rebels and supporters escaped from a prison in east india.

use tear gas and water canon today to anti goverment protest by about 300 indians.the demonstrators defined the police on protest.the gathering in capital to peacefully protest a descreamination.india secures the goverment racial descrimination in .

a senior us nuclear scientist says north korea appeares committing to going ahead with the nuclear disarmed agreement but wants promise energy aid first.voa reports from bei jing. just returned from privite visit to north korea.speaking to reporters in bei jing saturday both korea officials have told they will not provide a full decoration of the country nuclear program until other countries provide fuel oil and other aid. also wants to be removed from the us list of states of terror."they said until that is done they will not be able to produce ambarrsador here calls complete and correct decoration .ambarsador is the cheif us negociator in the north korea nuclear talks which include united states north korea china south korea japan and russia.another agreement reached last year that five other countries pleged to aid and other to north korea.in return north korea was disable its nuclear program and provide a complete accounting of them by the end of 2007.now the united states and north korea on weather excepetable decoration has been made. voa news bei jing.

isralie army officials say palestanian militants fire several rockets to isralie from the street today but the blast cause only minimum damage.the rocket fire is in a response to the death of the key commander who was killed yestoday in a exploition of street. and witnesses blamed isralie but isralie militantary denys any envolvement.

authority in made an arrested 3 and a half years after a deadly grenade attack on the political rally.police arrested a member of militant group in connection with the august 2004 attack that left more than 20 people dead.

i'm bill tompson voa news.

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I'm Bill Thompson from the VOA News Center in Washington.

A suicide attack after an election rally has killed at least 27 people and wounded more than 90 others in Pakistan's restive northwestern tribal region. It happened in the northwestern tribal region as witnesses and officials say the suicide bomber rammed his car near an election office after a rally held by supporters of slain former Prime Minister Benizir Bhutto, Pakistan People s Party, just hours before the mandated end of campaigning for Monday s elections. Opposition parties have charged that Monday s vote will be rigged and threatened demonstration if they believe there are irregularities.

President and Mrs. Bush arrived in Tanzania today while Mr. Bush will sign a pact with President Jakaya Kikwete that will provide the eastern African nation with nearly 700 million dollars in aid. Mr. Bush began his five-nation African visit in Benin.

"I stand here by your side as a friend, I believe in your vision, and a partner, and your willingness to confront the diseases and poverty that affect mankind."

President Bush says his administration is actively engaged in resolving conflicts in Africa. But he says the United States is also involved in many of the continents successes.

Independence for Kosovo is an important step closer. The European Union has given final approval to creation of civilian police and justice mission to keep the peace and prevent human rights abuses. The declaration of Kosovo's independence from Serbia could be made tomorrow. Both Serbia and Russia opposed EU mission as well as Kosovo's move toward independence. But the United States is widely expected to join the European allies in recognizing Kosovo's independence.

At least 13 police officers and one civilian are dead after hundreds of Maoist rebels attacked police facilities in Oresta State in Eastern India. Police said the rebels looted weapons during the attacks late Friday in at least two towns. In late December, nearly 3 hundred Maoist rebels and their supporters escaped from a prison in Eastern India.

Malaysian police used tear gas and water cannon today to disperse an anti-government protest by about 300 ethnic Indians. The demonstrators defied the police ban on protests and gathered in the capital of Kuala Lumpur to peacefully protest alleged discrimination. Hindus accused the government of racial discrimination in favor of ethnic Malays.

A senior US nuclear scientist says North Korea appears committed to going ahead with Nuclear Disarmament Agreement but wants promised energy aid first. VOA Stepanie Hills reports from Beijing.

Sifferi Haga just returned from a private visit to North Korea, speaking to reporters in Beijing Saturday. He said North Korean officials have told him they will not provide a full declaration of the country s Nuclear Programs until other countries provide fuel oil and other aid. Haga says Pyongyang also wants to be removed from the US list of state-sponsored terror. They said until that is done, they will not be able to produce what the ambassador Hill calls a complete and correct declaration.

Ambassador Christopher Hill is the chief US negotiator in the North Korea Nuclear Talks which included the United States, North Korea, China, South Korea, Japan and Russia. Under an agreement reached last year, the five other countries pledged to provide aid and other concessions to North Korea. In return, North Korea was to disable its nuclear programs and provide a complete accounting of them by the end of 2007. Now though the United States and North Korea differ on whether an acceptable declaration has indeed been made. Stephanie Hills, VOA News, Beijing.

Israeli army official say Palestinian militants fired several rockets into Israel from the Gaza Strip today. But the blast cost only minimum damage. The rocket fire is in an apparent response to the death of a key Islamic Jahad commander Aieman Ifajad who was killed yesterday in an explosion in Gaza Strip. Islamic Jahad and witnesses blame Israel but the Israeli military denies any involvement.

And authorities in Bangladesh have made an arrest three and a half years after a deadly grenade attack on a political rally. Police arrested Muffti Abul Zandal, a member of a banned militant group, in connection with the August, 2004 attack that led to more than 20 people dead.

I'm Bill Thompson VOA news. More news on the Internet at voanews. com.

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I'm Bill Thompson from the VOA News Center in Washington.

A suicide attack after an election rally has killed at least 27 people and wounded more than 90 others in Pakistan's restive northwest tribal region. It happened in the northwest tribal region as witnesses and officials say the suicide bomber rammed his car near an election office after a rally held by supporters of slain former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto's Pakistan People s Party, just hours before the mandated end of campaigning for Monday's elections. Opposition parties have charged that Monday's vote will be rigged and threatened demonstration since they believe there are irregularities.

President and Mrs. Bush arrived in Tanzania today where Mr. Bush will sign a pact with President Jakaya Kikwete that will provide the eastern African nation with nearly 700 million dollars in aid. Mr. Bush began his five-nation African visit in Benin. "I stand here by your side as a friend, a believer in your vision and a partner in your willingness to confront the disease and poverty that affect mankind. " President Bush says his administration is actively engaged in resolving conflicts in Africa, but he says the United States is also involved in many of the continents successes.

Independence for Kosovo is an important step closer. The European Union has given final approval to creation of civilian police and justice mission to keep the peace and prevent human rights abuses. A declaration of Kosovo's independence from Serbia could be made tomorrow. Both Serbia and Russia oppose the EU mission as well as Kosovo's move toward independence. But the United States is widely expected to join its European allies in recognizing Kosovo's independence.

At least 13 police officers and one civilian are dead after hundreds of Maoist rebels attacked police facilities in Orissa state in eastern India. Police say the rebels looted weapons during the attacks late Friday in at least two towns. In late December, nearly 300 Maoist rebels and their supporters escaped from a prison in eastern India.

Malaysian police used teargas and water-cannon today to disperse an anti-government protest by about 300 ethnic Indians. The demonstrators defied the police ban on protests to gather in the capital of Kuala Lumpur to peacefully protest alleged discrimination. Hindoos accused the government of racial discrimination in favor of ethnic Malays.

A senior US nuclear scientist says North Korea appears committed to going ahead with a nuclear disarmament agreement, but wants promised energy aid first. VOA's Stephanie Ho reports from Beijing.

Sigfried Hecker just returned from a private visit to North Korea. Speaking to reporters in Beijing Saturday, he said North Korean officials have told him they will not provide a full declaration of the country's nuclear programs until other countries provide fuel oil and other aid. Hecker says Pyongyang also wants to be removed from the US list of state sponsors of terror. "They said until that is done, they will not be able to produce what Ambassador Hill calls a 'complete and correct' declaration. " Ambassador Christopher Hill is the chief US negotiator in the North Korean nuclear talks which include the United States, North Korea, China, South Korea, Japan and Russia. Under an agreement reached last year, the five other countries pledged to provide aid and other concessions to North Korea. In return, North Korea was to disable its nuclear programs and provide a complete accounting of them by the end of 2007. Now though, the United States and North Korea differ on whether an acceptable declaration has indeed been made. Stephanie Ho, VOA News, Beijing.

Israeli army officials say Palestinian militants fired several rockets into Israel from the Gaza Strip today, but the blast caused only minimum damage. The rocket fire is in apparent response to the death of a key Islamic Jihad commander Aieman Ifajad who was killed yesterday in an explosion in the Gaza Strip. Islamic Jihad and witnesses blame Israel, but the Israeli military denies any involvement.

And authorities in Bangladesh have made an arrest three and a half years after a deadly grenade attack on a political rally. Police arrested Muffti Abul Zandal, a member of a banned militant group, in connection with the August 2004 attack that left more than 20 people dead.

I'm Bill Thompson, VOA News. More news on the Internet at voanews. com.

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I'm Bill Thompson, from the VOA news center in Washington.

A suicide attack after an election rally has killed at least 27 people and wounded more than 90 others in Pakistani-wrested northeast tribal region. It happened in northeast tribal region as witnesses and officials say a suicide bomber rammed his car near an election office after a rally held by supporters of slain former prime minister Benezir Bhutto's Pakistani People's Party just hours before the mandated end of compaigning for Monday's election. Opposition parties charged Monday's votes will be a rig and threatened demonstration if they believe there are irregularities.

President and Mrs. Bush arrive in Tanzania today where Mr. Bush will sign a pact with president J K, that will provide the east African nation with nearly 700 million dollars in aid. Mr. Bush began his five-nation African visit in Benin. "I am standing by your side as a friend. I believe in your vision, and our partner and your willingness to confront the disease and poverty that affects mankind." President Bush says his administration is actively engaged in resolving conflicts in Africa, but he says the United States is also involved in many of continent's successes.

Independence for Kosova is an important step closer. The European Union has given final approval to creation of a civilian, police and justice mission to keep the peace and provent human rights abuses. Delaration of Kosova's independence from Serbia could be made tomorrow. Both Serbia and Russia opposed the EU mission as well as Kosova's move toward independence. But the United States is widely expected to join its European allies in recognizing Kosova's independence.

At least 13 police officers and 1 civilian were dead after hundreds of Maoist rebels attacked police facilities in W state of eastern India. Police say the rebels looted weapens during attacks late Friday in at least two towns. In late December, nearly 300 Maoist rebels and supporters escaped from a prison in eastern India.

Malaysian police used tear gas and water cannon today to disperse an anti-government protest by about 300 ethnic Indians. Demontrators defied the police ban on protest to gather in capital of Kuala Lumpur to peacefully protest alleged discrimination. Hindus accused the government of racial discrimination in favor of ethic Malayans.

A senior US nuclear scientist says North Korea appears committed to going ahead with a nuclear disarmament agreement, but wants promosed energy aid first. VOA's D H reports from Beijing.

S H just returned from a private visit to North Korea. Speaking to reporters in Beijing Saturday, he said North Korea officials have told him they will not provide a full declaration of the country's nuclear program until other countries provide fuel oil and other aid. H says Pyongyang also wants to be removed from a US list of state sponsors of terror. "They said unitl that is done they will not be able to produce what ambassador Hill calls a complete and correct declaration." Ambassador Christephor Hill is the chief US negotiator in North Korea nuclear talks, which include the United States, North Korea, China, South Korea, Japan and Russia. Under an agreement reached last year, the five other countries pledged to provide aid and other concessions to North Korea. In return, North Korea was to disable its nuclear programs and provide a complete account of them by the end of 2007. Now though the United State and North Korea differ on whether an acceptable declaration has indeed been made. D H, VOA news, Beijing.

Israeli army officials say Palestinian militants fired several rockets at Israel from Gaza Strip today, but the blast caused only minimum damage. Rocket fire is an apparent response to the death of key Islamic jihad commander A F who was killed yesterday in an explosion in the Gaza Strip. Islamic jihad and witnesses blamed Israel but Israeli military denied its involvement.

Athorities of Bangladesh have made an arrest 3.5 years after a deadly grenade attack on a political rally. Police arrested M A, a member of a Bandit military group in connection with August 2004 attack that left more than 20 people dead.

I am Bill Thompson, VOA news. More news on the internet at voanews.com.

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I'm Bill Thompson from the VOA News Center in Washington.

A suicide attack after an election rally has killed at least 27 people and wounded more than 90 others in Pakistan's restive North-West tribal region. It happened in the North-West tribal region as witnesses and officials say the suicide bomber rammed his car near an election office after a rally held by supporters of slain former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto's Pakistan People s Party, just hours before the mandated end of campaigning for Monday's elections. Opposition parties have charged that Monday's vote will be rigged and threatened demonstrations if they believe there are irregularities.

President and Mrs. Bush arrive in Tanzania today where Mr. Bush will sign a pact with President Jakaya Kikwete that will provide the eastern African nation with nearly 700 million dollars in aid. Mr. Bush began his five-nation African visit in Benin. "I stand here by your side as a friend, a believer in your vision and a partner in your willingness to confront the disease and poverty and-that affect mankind. " President Bush says his administration is actively engaged in resolving conflicts in Africa, but he says the United States is also involved in many of the continent's successes.

Independence for Kosovo is an important step closer. The European Union has given final approval to creation of a civilian, police and justice mission to keep the peace and prevent human rights abuses. A declaration of Kosovo's independence from Serbia could be made tomorrow. Both Serbia and Russia oppose the EU mission as well as Kosovo's move toward independence. But the United States is widely expected to join its European allies in recognizing Kosovo's independence.

At least 13 police officers and one civilian are dead after hundreds of Maoist rebels attacked police facilities in Orissa state in eastern India. Police say the rebels looted weapons during the attacks late Friday in at least two towns. In late December, nearly 300 Maoist rebels and their supporters escaped from a prison in eastern India.

Malaysian police used teargas and water-cannon today to disperse an anti-government protest by about 300 ethnic Indians. The demonstrators defied a police ban on protests to gather in the capital of Kuala Lumpur to peacefully protest alleged discrimination. Hindoos accused the government of racial discrimination in favor of ethnic Malays.

A senior U.S. nuclear scientist says North Korea appears committed to going ahead with a nuclear disarmament agreement, but wants promised energy aid first. VOA's Stephanie Ho reports from Beijing.

Sigfried Hecker just returned from a private visit to North Korea. Speaking to reporters in Beijing Saturday, he said North Korean officials have told him they will not provide a full declaration of the country's nuclear programs until other countries provide fuel oil and other aid. Hecker says Pyongyang also wants to be removed from the U.S. list of state sponsors of terror. "They said until that is done, they will not be able to produce what Ambassador Hill calls a 'complete and correct' declaration. " Ambassador Christopher Hill is the chief U.S. negotiator in the North Korean nuclear talks which include the United States, North Korea, China, South Korea, Japan and Russia. Under an agreement reached last year, the five other countries pledged to provide aid and other concessions to North Korea. In return, North Korea was to disable its nuclear programs and provide a complete accounting of them by the end of 2007. Now though, the United States and North Korea differ on whether an acceptable declaration has indeed been made. Stephanie Ho, VOA News, Beijing.

Israeli army officials say Palestinian militants fired several rockets at Israel from the Gaza Strip today, but the blast caused only minimum damage. The rocket fire is in apparent response to the death of a key Islamic Jihad commander Aieman Ifajad who was killed yesterday in an explosion in the Gaza Strip. Islamic Jihad and witnesses blame Israel, but the Israeli military denies any involvement.

And authorities in Bangladesh have made an arrest three and a half years after a deadly grenade attack on a political rally. Police arrested Muffti Abul Zandal, a member of a banned militant group, in connection with the August 2004 attack that left more than 20 people dead.

I'm Bill Thompson, VOA News. More news on the Internet at voanews. com.

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I'm Bill Thompson from the VOA News Center in Washington.

 

A suicide attack after an election rally has killed at least 27 people and wounded more than 90 others in Pakistan's restive northwest tribal region. It happened in the northwest tribal region as witnesses and officials say the suicide bomber rammed his car near an election office after a rally held by supporters of slain former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto's Pakistan People's Party, just hours before the mandated end of campaigning for Monday's elections. Opposition parties have charged that Monday's vote will be rigged and threatened demonstrations if they believe there are irregularities.

 

President and Mrs. Bush arrive in Tanzania today where Mr. Bush will sign a pact with President Jakaya Kikwete that will provide the eastern African nation with nearly 700 million dollars in aid. Mr. Bush began his five-nation African visit in Benin. "I stand here by your side as a friend, a believer in your vision and a partner in your willingness to confront the disease and poverty and-that affect mankind." President Bush says his administration is actively engaged in resolving conflicts in Africa, but he says the United States is also involved in many of the continent's successes.
                   
Independence for Kosovo is an important step closer. The European Union has given a final approval to creation of a civilian police and justice mission to keep the peace and prevent human rights abuses. A declaration of Kosovo's independence from Serbia could be made tomorrow. Both Serbia and Russia oppose the EU mission as well as Kosovo's move toward independence. But the United States is widely expected to join its European allies in recognizing Kosovo's independence.

 

At least 13 police officers and one civilian are dead after hundreds of Maoist rebels attacked police facilities in Orissa state in eastern India. Police say the rebels looted weapons during the attacks late Friday in at least two towns. In late December, nearly 300 Maoist rebels and their supporters escaped from a prison in eastern India.

 

Malaysian police used teargas and water-cannon today to disperse an anti-government protest by about 300 ethnic Indians. The demonstrators defied a police ban on protests to gather in the capital of Kuala Lumpur to peacefully protest alleged discrimination. Hindoos accused the government of racial discrimination in favor of ethnic Malays.

 

A senior US nuclear scientist says North Korea appears committed to going ahead with a nuclear disarmament agreement, but wants promised energy aid first. VOA's Stephanie Ho reports from Beijing.  

 

Sigfried Hecker just returned from a private visit to North Korea. Speaking to reporters in Beijing Saturday, he said North Korean officials have told him they will not provide a full declaration of the country's nuclear programs until other countries provide fuel oil and other aid. Hecker says Pyongyang also wants to be removed from the US list of state sponsors of terror. "They said until that is done, they will not be able to produce what Ambassador Hill calls a 'complete and correct' declaration. " Ambassador Christopher Hill is the chief US negotiator in the North Korean nuclear talks which include the United States, North Korea, China, South Korea, Japan and Russia. Under an agreement reached last year, the five other countries pledged to provide aid and other concessions to North Korea. In return, North Korea was to disable its nuclear programs and provide a complete accounting of them by the end of 2007. Now though, the United States and North Korea differ on whether an acceptable declaration has indeed been made. Stephanie Ho, VOA News, Beijing.       

                 

Israeli army officials say Palestinian militants fired several rockets at Israel from the Gaza Strip today, but the blast caused only minimum damage. The rocket fire is in apparent response to the death of the key Islamic Jihad commander Aieman Ifajad who was killed yesterday in an explosion in the Gaza Strip. Islamic Jihad and witnesses blame Israel, but the Israeli military denies any involvement.

 

And authorities in Bangladesh have made an arrest three and a half years after a deadly grenade attack on a political rally. Police arrested Muffti Abul Zandal, a member of a banned militant group, in connection with the August 2004 attack that left more than 20 people dead.

 

I'm Bill Thompson, VOA News. More news on the Internet at voanews.com.

 

Hindoo: a native or inhabitant of Hindustan or India. n. 印度人, 印度教教徒
Malay: n. 马来人