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China slams US report warning of spying by Beijing
BEIJING (AP) - Beijing on Monday criticized a U.S. government report that said Chinese spies are aggressively stealing American secrets, saying the report was "full of prejudice" and warning that it could damage US-China relations.

Brazil: World should engage, not isolate Iran
By ALAN CLENDENNING Associated Press Writer BRASILIA, Brazil (AP) - Engaging, not isolating Iran is the way to push for peace and stability in the Middle East, said Brazilian President Luis Inacio Lula da Silva as he headed into private talks Monday with his increasingly alienated Iranian counterpart.

Philippine army says 21 people killed in south
MANILA, Philippines (AP) - The Philippine army says it has found 21 bodies in the country's restive south after gunmen hijacked a convoy of politicians and supporters filing their nominations for next year's elections.

Trial of Khmer Rouge prison chief in final stage
By SOPHENG CHEANG Associated Press Writer PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) - Closing arguments began Monday in the genocide trial of a Khmer Rouge prison chief, with the prosecution accusing Kaing Guek Eav of having pursued his role with zeal despite his expressions of remorse for atrocities.

Israel, Hamas close to swap deal for Schalit
By DIAA HADID Associated Press Writer GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) - A Palestinian familiar with the talks says Israel and Hamas are very close to a deal to swap 1,000 Palestinians for an Israeli soldier held for more than three years by the Islamic militant group.


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