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Bush To Meet With Iraqi Prime Minister Al-Maliki
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President George W. Bush will meet with Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki on Tuesday, amid a rise in sectarian violence that has continued to hit Iraqi cities especially the capital Baghdad. White House press secretary Tony Snow said both leaders would probably discuss security issues when...
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Bush to meet with Sudanese rebel leader
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AP - Rebel leader Minni Minnawi's decision to accept a peace agreement designed to end what the United States calls genocide in western Sudan earned him a meeting with President Bush.
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Bush Advised to Make Most of Meeting with Darfur Rebel
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OneWorld.net - NEW YORK, Jul 24 (OneWorld) - A leading U.S.-based humanitarian group is urging the George W. Bush administration to engage all rebel groups in the Darfur peace process as the U.S. president prepares to talk with the leader of just one particular faction.
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President Bush Presides Over Citizenship Ceremony
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A citizenship ceremony on Monday for three soldiers injured in Iraq was presided by President George W. Bush. Bush also promoted his proposal for overhauling the nation's immigration laws as he visited the Walter Reed Army Medical Center....
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Bush to meet Sudan rebel leader
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AFP - US President George W. Bush was to meet Tuesday with Sudan rebel leader Minni Minawi to discuss efforts to implement a fragile deal to end the conflict in the country's troubled Darfur region.
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George W. Bush News US Concerned Israel Not Hitting Hezbollah Hard Enough
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Israel's offensive against Hezbollah is seriously lacking in the kind of "shock and awe" employed by US forces against Saddam Hussein's Iraq, and threatens to end with a nominal victory for the Lebanese terror group. President George W. Bush has stated his belief that the root cause of the...
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George W. Bush News Bush, Maliki to consider adding troops in Baghdad
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Reuters - President George W. Bush and Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki will consider adding more U.S. and Iraqi troops in Baghdad and other ways to counter surging violence when they meet at the White House on Tuesday.
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George W. Bush News Bush Presides At Citizenship Ceremony Of Soldiers
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President George W. Bush on Monday presided over the citizenship ceremony for three soldiers injured in Iraq. Speaking at the ceremony, Bush described the soldiers as, "men who knew the cost of freedom and were willing to pay that cost so others could live free."...
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George W. Bush News Bush to meet leader of Darfur rebel group
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AP - President Bush will meet with a leader of the Sudan Liberation Army, the main rebel group in the African nation's troubled western region of Darfur, the White House announced Monday.
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George W. Bush News Bush Remains Adamant To Immediate Mideast Cease-fire
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President George W. Bush on Monday held on to his initial position, against immediate cease-fire, as a solution to stop the violence that has struck the Middle East lately, White House officials have said.
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George W. Bush News Rice says Lebanon ceasefire is urgent
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Reuters - On a mission to avert full-scale war in the Middle East, U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said there was an "urgent" need for a ceasefire in southern Lebanon but conditions had to be right.
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George W. Bush News US open to NATO-led force in Lebanon: Bolton
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Reuters - The United States is open to a NATO-led force keeping the peace on Lebanon's southern border with Israel, although using U.S. forces has not been discussed, a senior Bush administration official said on Sunday.
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George W. Bush News Pressuring Hizbollah, Iran, Syria Mideast key: Bush
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Reuters - President George W. Bush on Saturday launched a round of diplomacy on the crisis in southern Lebanon, saying the United States would urge Arab leaders to help pressure Hizbollah as well as Syria and Iran.
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George W. Bush News Pressuring Hizbollah key in Mideast crisis: Bush
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Reuters - The United States will urge Middle East leaders to help boost pressure on Hizbollah as a means of solving the crisis in southern Lebanon, President George W. Bush said on Saturday.
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George W. Bush News Bush confers with Turkish leader on Mideast
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Reuters - President Bush conferred with Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey on Saturday about how to help the Lebanese people caught up in the conflict between Israel and Hizbollah.
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George W. Bush News Bush to meet Blair at White House July 28
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Reuters - President George W. Bush and British Prime Minister Tony Blair, who have a difference of opinion about a multilateral force for southern Lebanon, will next week hold their second face-to-face talks this month.
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George W. Bush News US Senate sends 1965 Voting Rights Act to Bush for signature
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AFP - The US Senate unanimously approved a bill extending the landmark Voting Rights Act, sending the legislation to President George W. Bush to be signed into law.
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George W. Bush News Bush talks with top Chinese officer
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AFP - US President George W. Bush met briefly with China's top military officer and highlighted Sino-US cooperation on issues like North Korea and military matters, the White House said.
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George W. Bush News Bush: More work needed on Darfur force
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AFP - US President George W. Bush said that there was "a lot of work to be done" before an international force can go to Sudan's troubled Darfur region to help beleaguered African Union (AU) troops.
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George W. Bush News Bush urges Sudan to allow UN Darfur mission
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Reuters - President George W. Bush called on Sudan on Thursday to allow a United Nations peacekeeping presence to help stem the violence in Darfur.
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George W. Bush News Bush laments poor Republican relations with blacks
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Reuters - President George W. Bush, addressing America's leading civil rights organization for the first time since he took office, lamented the poor relationship between blacks and his Republican Party.
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George W. Bush News Germany seeks EU ban on stem-cell research funding
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Reuters - Germany pressed its EU partners to ban European funding for embryonic stem-cell research, a day after President George W. Bush vetoed a bill that would have expanded such work in the United States.
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George W. Bush News Bush considering renominating Bolton to UN post
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Reuters - President George W. Bush is considering renominating John Bolton as the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, a year after appointing him to the job over Senate objections, aides said on Thursday.
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George W. Bush News Stem-cell divisions transcend abortion fight
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Reuters - President George W. Bush may have cited his moral stance in vetoing a bill that would have expanded embryonic stem-cell research on Wednesday but the issue transcends traditional divisions over abortion rights.
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George W. Bush News Bush casts his first veto on stem-cell bill
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Reuters - President Bush cast his first veto on Wednesday to block legislation to expand embryonic stem cell research, putting him at odds with top scientists, most Americans and some fellow Republicans.
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