N. Korea Might Consider Dismantling Nukes
February 8, 2007 --
Q&A: N Korea Nuclear Stand-Off
Six-nation talks on North Korea's nuclear programme have resumed in Beijing, four months after the North tested a nuclear device. BBC News looks at the long-running crisis. (BBC)
Al-Qaeda in Iraq Aide Said Detained
Iraqi security forces detained an aide to the leader of al-Qaeda in Iraq in a raid early Thursday at a gas station south of Baghdad, state-run television and a security official said. (AP)
Iraq's Deputy Health Minister Arrested
U.S. and Iraqi forces detained Iraq's deputy health minister on Thursday, a senior member of a radical Shi'ite political group, in the first major sign that a security crackdown in Baghdad was under way. (Reuters)
U.S.: Airstrike Kills 13 Insurgents; 4 Marines Die
A U.S. airstrike Thursday killed 13 insurgents in a volatile area west of Baghdad, the military said. Local officials said 45 civilians, including women and children, died in the attack. (AP)
U.S. Pilots Fly Low for Safety in Iraq, Face New Risks
U.S. military helicopters have typically been the safest way to travel in Iraq — they fly low, are extremely fast and by the time they can be heard from the ground, they're gone. (ABC News)
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