Sarajevo marks centennial of Archduke murder with divided rites
Two concerts in Sarajevo and Visegrad mark 100 years since the 1914 assassination that sparked World War I. The events highlight lingering divides in Bosnia and in Serbia and Bosnia’s leaders fault the others for past wars while planners urge unity through art.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Yugoslavia
Vienna Philharmonic
Haydn
Schubert
Brahms
Ravel
Drina
Visegrad
Serbia
Vivaldi
Gavrilo Princip
Balkans
Princip
Ferdinand
Emir Kusturica
Sophie
Europe
Vijecnica
Aleksandar Vucic
Belgrade
Kingdom of Yugoslavia
Croatia
Milorad Dodik
WHO urges action to curb Ebola outbreak across West Africa
The WHO warns the Ebola crisis in Guinea Sierra Leone and Liberia could worsen with more than 390 deaths and cross-border spread. A meeting in Accra will seek a coordinated plan including daily case data and contact tracing while health workers face community resistance and unsafe burials.
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London
Guinea
Sierra Leone
Liberia
World Health Organization
Democratic Republic of Congo
WHO
Accra
Ghana
Luis Sambo
Africa
Francis Kasolo
Kasolo
Obama spends day in life of Minnesota voter in Minneapolis
President Obama spends a day in the life of Rebekah Erler, 36, and greets a crowd at Matt's Bar in Minneapolis. He discusses gun violence climate change and student loan costs while defending his actions and urging Democratic turnout ahead of midterm elections amid volatile approval ratings.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
Barack Obama
Senate
Rebekah Erler
Lucy
Gallup
White House
Iraq
Peter LaMotte
Levick
Reuters
Grand Ole Creamery
St. Paul
Minn
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