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Photo caption: “Afghans gather around a Taliban hanging”

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“Taliban ‘hanged boy, 12, for spying for UK’”
By Tom Coghlan in Kabul
Last Updated: 2:13am GMT 10/12/2007

ARTICLE SNIPPET: “Taliban fighters hanged a 12-year-old boy from a mulberry tree, claiming he was passing information on Taliban roadside bomb attacks to police and British forces, Afghan police have said.

The gruesome murder, which occurred in Sangin, an area held by British forces since driving out the Taliban in April, sparked outrage among politicians, who accused the al-Qaeda-linked militant group of atrocities against villagers. It was the second execution of a child attributed to the Taliban in three months.”

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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 09, 2007
“Århus: Bus personnel attacked by immigrants”

BLOG ENTRY SNIPPET: “Bus drivers in Århus are demanding more personnel on routes in the Western neighborhood of Gellerup after two brutal attacks. Otherwise they are considering boycotting problematic routes through the immigrant neighborhood.”

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“Busruter truet efter overfald”
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Lynden border crossing reopened (WA)
Dec, 9, 2007

The Lynden-Aldergrove border crossing is open again after officials investigated a suspicious powder, according to a Washington Department of Transportation news release. The border was closed from about 10:30 a.m. to noon after Canadian authorities stopped a person at the border who had envelopes with the powder on them, said Sgt. George Jenkins with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

Officials closed the border as a precaution while HAZMAT workers investigated the powder, Jenkins said. No other information about the situation was available at 1:45 p.m.

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India warns of wave of al-Qaeda attacks
Mon, 10 Dec 2007

India's National Security Adviser M. K. Narayanan has warned Persian Gulf states to brace for a new wave of al-Qaeda terrorist attacks. Narayanan told a regional security conference in Bahrain on Sunday that the recommendation is based on the intelligence gathered by India.

New al-Qaeda training camps had been established along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border, from where the new generations of super-tough and committed terrorists were coming out, Narayanan said. He told the meeting that key leaders and infrastructures like oil pipelines, storage depots and tankers were at higher risk of being targeted by groups like al-Qaeda.

This is the first time in recent years that New Delhi has used its intelligence inputs to caution other countries at a public forum.

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