Thailand declares martial law amid political crisis
Thailand's military chief announces martial law and deploys gun mounted troops in Bangkok to quell the crisis. The move stops short of a coup while extending military power including media censorship, leaving the caretaker government and constitution in place as experts weigh the military's future role in politics.
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Video prompts scrutiny of killing of Palestinian teens
Security camera footage shows two unarmed teens crumpling after a clash with Israeli soldiers, sparking renewed claims of excessive force by human rights groups. B Tselem says the teens were shot from over 200 meters away. Israeli officials defend the actions as life threatening. UN and US call for a transparent inquiry as relatives mourn Nadim Juwara.
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Floods and landslides devastate Bosnian village
Ramiz Skopak loses home for the second time as a landslide swallows Topcic Polje. In the flood toll across Bosnia Herzegovina and Serbia, at least 43 people die in five days as 1,430 residents of Topcic Polje face displacement and heavy unemployment.
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