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(AP) EUROPE NORTHERN IRELAND: JOINT GOVERNMENT -- The government that divides authority between the province's Catholic and Protestant political parties has resumed, with Britain formally restoring powers suspended in February.

In February 2000 a San Francisco venture capital company, Francisco Partners, offered to buy Herbig's division for $55 million, leaving her in charge and formally restoring the old name.

The United States will formally restore sovereignty to Iraq in less than a month.

A6 U.S. Restores Libya Ties The United States formally restored diplomatic ties with Libya that had been severed for 24 years.

Mr Cabanas ran Havana's de facto embassy, or Interests Section, in Washington since 2012 and became charge d'affaires when relations were formally restored on July 20.

In September 2013 a Cairo court formally restored the Mubārak-era Mubārak-eraMuslim bantherhond, freezing the activities of the group and all its affiliated organizations.

Although daylight savings were formally restored, the policy was suspended for several weeks in 2010 to ease the pain of the Ramadan fast.

Diplomatic relations that were cut off after Iran's 1979 revolution have not been formally restored, even though high-level diplomatic contacts are now almost routine.

But the relationship has markedly deteriorated in recent weeks as Mr. Chalabi criticized Americans for not turning over enough power to the new Iraqi government when sovereignty is formally restored on June 30.

With bombs and mortar shells exploding outside, a new Iraqi government stepped forward Tuesday to guide the country toward democratic elections, less than a month from the day the United States will formally restore sovereignty to this restive land.

Mr. Chalabi, a nephew of the former American ally Ahmad Chalabi, said capital punishment would be available to the judges in the special tribunal's trials, even if it were formally restored after the current hearings began.