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The Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has said he is ready to meet the Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to advance peace efforts. Mr. Olmert said the meeting will be held without preconditions but he said no date for talks and said the release of the Israeli soldier held by Palestinian militants would be on his agenda. Mr. Olmert was speaking at a news conference after talks in Jerusalem with his British counterpart Tony Blair, who himself is due to meet Mr. Abbas later on Sunday, but not members of the Hamas-led government. The foreign minister of Hamas-led Palestinian government Mahmoud al-Zahar said he was skeptical about Mr. Olmert's offer of a dialogue.
"As a matter of fact, to the Palestinians, the talk negotiation has become worn out. Negotiations have been held thousands of times as countless meetings, but the result was zero. So if we returned to negotiations, we would return to square one, where Israel voice fourteen reservations about the roadmap relating to the Palestinian people’s cause. So the halt to the matter is what this enemy has to offer the Palestinian people. "

Syria has denied an earlier report that it had agreed to allow unarmed to European troops to monitor its border with Lebanon to stop any smuggling of weapons to Hezbollah.The denial contradicts an announcement by the Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi earlier in the day. Mr. Prodi has said the deal has been reached after a telephone conversation with the Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. Syria has previously said any stationing of international forces on the frontier will be considered a hostile act and might lead it to close the border.

A meeting of NATO military commanders has called on member states to quickly supply the extra soldiers and equipment promised for Afghnistan.The gathering in the Polish capital Warsaw agreed that more troops were needed, but no country made a specific pledge of the new troops. The Canadian General * ,who chaired the meeting, said he tell NATO ministers on Monday of the urgency of the situation.
"I’ve also reiterated to all the nations to send as many people as they possibly can, to meet the capabilities that they have agreed to previously in accordance with our statement of military needs. At the moment in Afghanistan, we are meant to about the 85% level of the requirement and certainly we're seeking to increase that number as closely as possible to the full requirement of 100%."

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The American space shuttle Atlantis has been successfully launched from its base set in Cape Canaveral in Florida, with six astronauts on board. The shuttle's carrying a part for the American- Russian International Space Station, a sixty-ton segment housing two huge solar panels. From Cape Canaveral A.G reports:

Roaring into the Florida sky, Atlantis has finally blasted off after frustrating two weeks for NASA.This mission had been delayed by a lightening strike, The approach of Tropical Storm Ernesto and technical glitches for militate NASA managers. But the shuttle's commander said it was worth the wait. As the Atlantis made its way out of the earth atomsphere, more than 100 cameras looked for frayed signs of an insulating form breaking off from the external fuel tanks. At one point of chunk was seen hitting the shuttle's belly. But NASA say there is no an immediate cause for concern.

The UN's Emergency Relief Coordinator Jan Egeland, visiting a refuge camp in northern Uganda, has spoken of what he believes, maybe the beginning of the end of two decades of conflict there. Mr. Egeland was talking to the BBC two weeks after the Uganda government and the Rebel Lords Resistance Army signed a ceasefire agreement. Mr. Egeland also said that finally he was able to travel freely in the area.
"I have for the first time in this three years of visiting northern Uganda. A sense that we may be seeing the beginning of the end to one of the most terrible wars of our generations really. In this camp, before we couldn't even reach it without a military escort tonight where we have been telling stories over the fire, and we will be discussing the future and the prospect of return, and l think that is really a sign that we may now succeed. "

A film about the facts of China's massive Three Gorges Dam hydrate electrical scheme on the lives of ordinary people, has won the top Golden Lion of the award of Venice Festival.” Still Live" directed by J,recounts the story of people who returned to their village to look for relatives who have disappeared during the upheaval caused by the dam's construction.

BBC world news.

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