Odessa Pro-Russian militants free 67 activists from police station
In Odessa militants stormed a police compound freeing 67 activists after clashes that left 40 plus dead in a burning building. Prime Minister Yatseniuk blasted local police amid graft concerns as police chief vowed justice for Friday's deaths.
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SARS fears as MERS case lands in United States
The CDC panels a team to Indiana’s Community Hospital after a health care worker from Saudi Arabia contracted MERS. Officials warn of rapid spread risk, outline isolation protocols, and note SARS history guiding hospital controls and infection prevention measures.
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Syria Names Two Contenders to Challenge Assad in June
Syria's authorities announced Maher Abdul-Hafiz Hajjar and Hassan Abdullah Nouri as official opposition candidates for the June 3 presidential vote. The move leaves Assad as the overwhelming favorite amid a war and questions over vote legitimacy and regional control. The court reduced contenders from 24 to three, with Assad seeking a third seven year term.
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