Compensation movement ends decades-long Iran hostage case
A Senate committee endorsed a remedy paying surviving hostages up to 3 million dollars each, funded by fines from entities doing business with Iran. The plan aims to compensate victims of the 444 day 1979 1981 hostage crisis, with attorneys and families urging final passage amid stalled legal battles and broader U.S Iran negotiations.
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Lions Bears and Hippo Loose as Flood Ravages Tbilisi
Flooding in Tbilisi, Georgia left at least 10 dead including a zoo worker. Escaped zoo animals roamed streets, with a lion and a bear shot by police after prompting chaotic rescue efforts. A hippo was tranquilized after wandering Heroes Square. Rescuers used rafts to reach trapped residents.
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Sudan leader Bashir barred from leaving South Africa
A Pretoria High Court interim order blocks Sudanese President Omar al Bashir from departing South Africa after the African Union summit. The court cites South Africa’s ICC obligations and immunity promises. Bashir faces genocide and crimes against humanity charges over Darfur killings. The ruling targets border posts to prevent exit until a full hearing.
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U.S. Plans Heavy Arms Staging in Baltic NATO States
The United States moves to store heavy military equipment in Baltic and Eastern European allies to deter Russia and reassure partners. Officials say tanks infantry fighting vehicles and other heavy weapons could be deployed for up to 5 000 troops though a final decision remains pending.
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