Kursk Disaster Tests Putin Image Amid Slow Crisis Response
Russia grapples with the Kursk submarine tragedy as critics say President Putin’s delayed, cautious response and the military’s reluctance to accept foreign aid echo Soviet-era handling. Analysts worry over public trust, military prestige, and potential budget shifts amid the Barents Sea disaster.
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Rome Hosts World Youth Day Amid Historic Holy Year
Rome opens its doors to World Youth Day drawing about 1 million pilgrims to the city. Pope John Paul II presides as youths from around the globe fill St. Peter's Square and the Circus Maximus becomes a large confession space while 1,200 priests and 20,000 volunteers assist.
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Fox proposes gradual open border plan with U S and Canada
Mexico's president-elect Vicente Fox outlines a phased approach toward a common North American market. He envisions negotiating clear 5-10 year economic targets with the United States and Canada, gradually easing border restrictions and expanding temporary visas while addressing inflation deficits and Mexico's environmental standards.
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Turks mark quake anniversary with tearful vigils in Golcuk
Turks recall the Aug 17 7.4 quake that killed about 17 000 as 800 people gather in Golcuk central square for a 3 02 a m moment of silence. A moderate 4 magnitude quake shakes Kastamonu province amid memorials.
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No Gun Ri killings confirmed by South Korean probe
South Korean investigators for the first time concluded U S troops killed refugees at No Gun Ri during the early Korean War. The June 22 Defense Ministry report lists at least 175 victims, with 690 documents reviewed and 140 survivors interviewed. The probe seeks motives and command responsibility.
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