Mother of missing Natalee leaves Aruba after suspects freed
Beth Holloway Twitty, mother of Natalee Holloway, says she has exhausted avenues in Aruba and is leaving the Dutch Caribbean island after authorities released all three suspects in the disappearance. She arrived days after Natalee vanished on May 30 and has kept a high media profile pressing for action.
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Night of horror as French firefighters attacked after deadly blaze
In L Hay les Roses a housing project fire killed 15 people, including three children, prompting youths to hurl stones at responders amid accusations of slow action. Police say arson suspected. it is the third fatal Paris area blaze in nine days. Iran says it will continue uranium reprocessing despite Europe considering UN sanctions if work is not frozen in two weeks.
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U.N. urges staff to leave ahead of Afghan elections
The United Nations advised non essential staff to depart Afghanistan due to security concerns before the September 18 elections. The government warned aid workers they may be targeted after a weekend of insurgent attacks. Officials reported a district police chief seven officers an election candidate and three others killed in guerrilla style battles.
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Putin sacks navy chief after submarine disasters
President Vladimir Putin fired Admiral Vladimir Kuroyedov as head of the Russian navy and named Admiral Vladimir Masorin to replace him. Putin signaled Kuroyedov bore responsibility for a string of naval embarrassments while offering no specific reason for the dismissal.
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Bush vows timely replacement for late Chief Justice Rehnquist
Supreme Court mourns as Chief Justice Rehnquist lies in repose and is to be buried at Arlington. President Bush pledges a timely nomination to succeed him while Senate debates delaying John Roberts confirmation hearings amid Katrina relief priorities.
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Egyptians cautiously welcome historic presidential vote
In Tanta, supporters rally for Ayman Nour as Egypt nears its first contested presidential election. Voters show mixed hope and apathy as Mubarak faces nine challengers, signaling a shift from referendums to real competition and a push for broader political freedoms.
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UN Summit in crisis over wide UN reform goals
As 191 nations gear up for a September 14 to 16 summit, divisions loom over seven core issues including poverty, terrorism, genocide prevention, disarmament, a new Human Rights Council, a Peacebuilding Commission, and UN management overhaul. Diplomats from the United States and key nations push hard lines amid stalled consensus.
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