Argentina unseals vast Nazi artifacts hidden in house
Interpol agents raided a Buenos Aires collector's home uncovering a secret passage behind a bookshelf containing about 75 World War II era items. The trove includes a head-measuring device, a Hitler bust, swastika-embossed magnifiers, and an eagle statue, linked to fugitive Nazi leaders like Mengele and Eichmann. Authorities probe how the artifacts arrived in Argentina and which leaders may have entered the country unseen.
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Deep sea discoveries reveal strange creatures and trash
An international expedition off Australia reached two and a half miles deep uncovering bizarre species such as a gelatinous red crab and a coffin fish with a fishing rod lure. The crew collected over a thousand specimens while warning of extensive ocean floor trash.
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U.N. rights chief links Congo atrocities to government forces
Zeid Ra ad al Hussein urged an international inquiry after saying a militia tied to the Congo government carried out ethnically motivated assaults in Kamonya territory. He cited villagers shot, hacked, burned, and mutilated. the government denied the charges as clashes with insurgents in Kasai continue.
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Ford shifts Focus production from Mexico to China
Ford Motor Co moves Focus production from Mexico to China with imports to the United States. The long term plan targets low oil prices and stable trade relations, and mid-2019 start. Ford expects 80 000 vehicles shipped to China this year and saves about 500 million in tooling costs.
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Oxford study maps Russian pro Kremlin bots on Twitter
Oxford Internet Institute researchers found that in a 2014 2015 sample of 1.3 million Russian political Twitter accounts about 45 percent or 585000 were bots. The study says pro Kremlin automated accounts dominated political discussion and opposition coordination.
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Taliban gunmen ambush Afghan guards near Bagram base
The U S military said Taliban gunmen opened fire on a vehicle carrying Afghan guards to work at a U S base, killing six and wounding two. Afghan officials reported eight guards killed in the attack north of Kabul on Monday night.
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