Brown Won't Say If He Will Run Again Next Year
California Governor Jerry Brown avoids confirming a re election bid despite large campaign funds solid approval ratings and several little known potential challengers. He acknowledged an election next November and indicated decisions would follow.
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Afghan president clashed with loya jirga over security pact
Afghan dignitaries rebuked Hamid Karzai in a Sunday loya jirga session urging approval of a 10-year security deal with the United States by year end. Chairman Sibghatullah Mojaddedi warned Karzai to stop delaying signing as U.S. deadline loomed, while Karzai pressed for more concessions and linked signing to broader peace talks and Afghan elections.
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Ukrainians flood Kiev in mass protest over Yanukovych pivot
Tens of thousands march on President Viktor Yanukovychs office denouncing a switch from Europe to Russia. Police clash with demonstrators near government HQ as Mykola Azarov shelved a planned EU trade pact and opposition vows impeachment unless a signed accord with the EU is reached by Friday. The rally ends with a camp at European Square and a resolve to stay until the Vilnius summit.
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Pakistani doctor linked to bin Laden raid faces life in prison
Shakil Afridi, 51, who helped the CIA's campaign to locate Osama bin Laden, remains jailed in Pakistan on manslaughter charges over a 2006 child surgery. Analysts say the army views him as a traitor, and U.S. appeals have failed. He also faces charges of conspiring against the state with a Taliban commander. A tribal court previously sentenced him to 33 years in prison.
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Egypt tightens rules for public protests
Egypt's interim president Adly Mansour issued a decree imposing new protest limits. Groups must apply to police two weeks in advance detailing purpose location and duration. gatherings of more than 10 without permission are illegal. Interior Ministry may cancel or move events and security forces may defend themselves.
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