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Updated on: Sunday 26 February 2006, 20:00 Makka Time, 17:00 GMT  

Annan: Cartoon row shows deeper crisis

The controversy over cartoons depicting the prophet Muhammad highlights a much deeper and long standing crisis that must be resolved through dialogue, UN Secretary General Kofi Annan has said. FULL STORY

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