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German Tax-Evasion Scandal Stirs Outrage
Talks to end the political standoff in Kenya have been suspended. Government and opposition 
negotiators failed to reach a breakthrough on a power-sharing deal. Weeks of deadly violence have 
killed hundreds since December's disputed presidential elections.
Musharraf's Defeat Presents Challenge to U.S.
A new edition of the music magazine Rolling Stone hit the newsstands in India this week. The 
magazine will focus on international stars like Radiohead, but also Bollywood soundtracks, which 
make up 70 percent of music sales in the country.
Kenyan Rivals Reach Power-Sharing Deal
Iraqi Shiite Women Share Sorrow, Joy at Arbaeen
Concert a Contrast to Streets of North Korea
Less than six months before the Olympics begin, host country China is facing a crescendo of 
criticism that it is not honoring its pledge to improve human rights ahead of the Games. Analysts 
say any major political reforms or amnesty for political prisoners is unlikely.
Defense Secretary Robert Gates is calling on Turkey to end its incursion into Northern Iraq. 
Thousands of Turkish troops entered Iraq last Thursday to target Kurdish separatist guerrillas who 
operate along Iraq's mountainous border with Turkey.
Iraqi Shiite Women Share Sorrow, Joy at Arbaeen