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Updated on: Tuesday 14 November 2006, 21:19 Makka Time, 18:19 GMT   'Up to 150' abducted in Baghdad Armed men in Iraqi police uniforms have abducted dozens of men from a government building in central Baghdad. FULL STORY •  Many killed in US raid on Ramadi Curfew imposed in Chad capital Bush against phased Iraq pullout EU looks at training Afghan police Al Jazeera English all set to launch Arab World more •  West Bank fighter shot dead •  Tribunal for al-Hariri killers agreed •  Palestinians agree on unity PM •  Arabs lift Palestinian financial blockade •  Sixth Lebanese cabinet member quits •  Dozens of bodies found in Baghdad •  US veto of Gaza resolution criticised •  US vetoes Beit Hanoun resolution Global more •  Iran cool on talks with US •  Child soldiers: Sri Lanka army blamed •  Annan: Politics behind rift with Islam •  Oxfam: Patent laws kill thousands •  Man killed in Bangladesh riots •  South Ossetia votes for independence •  Farm hands die in Cape Town crash •  UN talks with Kony last just minutes Economy more •  Georgia refuses to pay Gazprom price •  DaimlerChrysler detects bus unit fraud •  Hitachi and GE agree nuclear deal •  Russia set to join WTO Science & Technology more •  Tamiflu in bizarre behaviour warning •  Big Blue to explore green ideas •  Storm spotted on Saturn •  Scientists use Aids to fight Aids Culture more •  Italy: US museum took our treasure •  Morocco denies religious rights abuse •  China adopts one dog policy •  US newspapers face crunch time Sports more •  Barca lose Messi •  Liverpool's hopes gunned down •  Van's Fantastic Four •  Yousuf hands Pakistan the advantage Cartoons RETURN OF THE TALIBAN Drawing by Shujaat 25/10/2006 See more cartoons Opinion Israeli killings pass unnoticed by Patrick O'Connor •  In pursuit of suitable deterrent •  The American mid-term elections •  Calls for debate fall on deaf ears

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