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This is John Galt speaking, "I swear by my life and by my love of it, I will not live for the sake of another man nor ask another to live for mine."

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BBC NEWS | Europe | US and Russia hold nuclear talks

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BBC NEWS | Europe | US and Russia hold nuclear talks

US and Russia hold nuclear talks

Both presidents want to reduce their countries' nuclear arsenal US and Russian negotiators are meeting in Rome to begin work on a new treaty to curb nuclear weapons. The talks are the first step towards replacing the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (Start-1), signed in 1991, which runs out at the end of the year. Presidents Barack Obama and Dmitry Medvedev agreed to the talks at their first meeting earlier this month. But there are areas of disagreement and meeting the December deadline will be difficult, correspondents say. In particular, Moscow has expressed concern at US plans to build an anti-missile system in central Europe.

BBC NEWS | South Asia | Pakistan disorder 'global threat'

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BBC NEWS | South Asia | Pakistan disorder 'global threat'

Pakistan disorder 'global threat'

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says the Taleban are "within hours of Islamabad" US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has accused Pakistan of abdicating to the Taleban by allowing them to control parts of the country. Mrs Clinton told a congressional panel the situation in Pakistan posed a "mortal threat" to world security. She said extremists were being allowed to control territory such as the Swat Valley, in north-western Pakistan. She also called Pakistan's judicial system corrupt, adding that it has only limited power in the countryside. Earlier this month, Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari signed a law implementing Islamic law - or Sharia - in the Swat Valley region as part of a deal to end a two-year Taleban insurgency there. Once one of Pakistan's most popular holiday destinations, the Swat Valley is now mostly under Taleban control. Thousands of people have fled and hundreds of schools have been destroyed as a result of a Taleban-led insurgency. The Swat Valley is only about 100km (62 miles) from Islamabad, and reports suggest the Taleban are trying to expand the area under their control.

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• The UN is sending a humanitarian team to northern Sri Lanka, where it says 50,000 people are trapped by fighting.
• The organisation has called on the rebels and the Sri Lankan government to allow pauses in conflict so aid can be sent in and people evacuated.
• Sri Lanka's government has rejected a UN appeal to allow more aid agencies into the war zone, where the army is closing in on Tamil Tiger rebels.
• The government says 100,000 people have fled since Monday's military push.
• An estimated 60,000 people had already fled in recent months.

'Not sensible'

On Thursday, Sri Lankan Defence Secretary Gotabhaya Rajapaksa rejected a UN appeal to allow aid agencies in.

View satellite images showing area in northern Sri Lanka where refugees have gathered on the beach.

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"It's not a sensible thing at the moment," he told the BBC.

"There is a civilian rescue operation going on in the area and allowing aid agencies inside the conflict zone is not matching with ground realities."

While the government has allowed aid agencies to help those fleeing the conflict, Sri Lanka's UN ambassador says only the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and the Catholic charity, Caritas, have been let into the war zone itself.

The ICRC said they had evacuated 530 people on Thursday and 350 the day before, including families as well as sick and wounded people.

On Wednesday the UN Security Council, which had been accused of inaction, called on the Tamil Tigers to lay down their arms and urged the Sri Lankan government to allow international aid agencies into areas of need.

The UN and other Western nations - including the US and the UK - have been pressing for an immediate halt to the fighting to allow time for civilians to leave the war zone safely.

The government categorically denies rebel charges that hundreds of civilians have been killed by the army, saying soldiers are only lightly armed and are trying to rescue trapped people.

The Tamil Tigers, meanwhile, deny accusations that they are holding civilians as human shields.

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