Me sa shooting suspect linked to body found nearby
In Mesa Arizona a landscaper found a body matching shooting suspect Arthur Harmon after a mediation shooting in Phoenix. A rented white Kia Optima linked to Harmon was found nearby in a Phoenix suburb parking lot. A 32 year old woman and two men were affected. one man died hours later. Authorities disclosed details at a news conference.
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Timbuktu rejoices in freedom but still fears Islamist past
In Timbuktu residents celebrate French forces freeing the city from Islamist rule though memories linger of strict veiling rules and public beatings. Mothers recall brutal enforcement by a harsh commander, while many girls still wear head coverings out of fear.
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Syria vows retaliation over Israeli airstrike on convoy
Syria sent a letter to the UN Security Council vowing retaliation and defending its sovereignty after an Israeli airstrike inside Syria targeted a convoy believed to carry anti aircraft missiles bound for Hezbollah. Regional tensions rise as officials say the shipment included Russian made SA I missiles and Iran ally tensions grow.
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Johannesburg murals urge halt to rhino poaching
Suburban Johannesburg mural calls for stopping rhino poaching to save the species amid rising deaths. South Africa reports seven rhinos killed so far this year and 18 suspected poachers arrested. floods and moonlight blamed for higher casualties. 668 rhinos were killed in 2012, up about 50 percent from 2011. Demand in Vietnam and elsewhere drives poaching. horn keratin similarity noted. elephant poaching also rising in Africa.
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Iran plans major upgrade to uranium enrichment at Natanz
The IAEA warns member nations Iran is poised to install a new generation of enriching centrifuges at Natanz, enabling up to five times faster production of material usable for reactor fuel or nuclear warheads. The British Foreign Office calls the plan a cause for concern and notes Iran informed the IAEA of the upgrade.
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