Market attack and suicide bombing in Baghdad kill eight
In Baghdad two attacks killed at least eight people and wounded dozens. At 11:20 a.m. mortar strikes hit Harar Market in a mixed Shiite-Sunni area, while about 25 minutes later a suicide bomber attacked a bus in Sadr City, killing two and wounding 15.
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France says Iran to face U.N. sanctions over nuclear program
France's foreign minister Douste-Blazy said Iran will face U.N. sanctions for refusing to halt its nuclear program, with major powers split on scope. He cited a Security Council action under Article 41 of Chapter 7, while talks in Paris showed progress toward a unified resolution despite Russia and China urging dialogue.
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Bombing Kills Seven Outside Kandahar Security Office
A self-inflicted blast outside the Kandahar offices of a Houston based security company killed two Americans and five Afghans, wounding three others. The attack occurred opposite the Canadian Provincial Reconstruction Team offices, marking the sixth such incident in Kandahar in nine days.
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Fiji coup leader consolidates power
Fiji’s military ruler Commodore Frank Bainimarama dissolved Parliament after a coup, installed a new prime minister, and warned of force against dissenters. He also dismissed the police chief who opposed him as troops entered Parliament and senators faced pressure over resumed budget deliberations.
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Becker's Bridge Two Losers Shrink to One
In a bridge puzzle from a 2006 Syndicate Inc feature, South defends a six hearts hand after an initial spade lead. He wins spade tricks, then plays clubs and diamonds to set up a position where discarding a spade on a club can force a slam. East is compelled to return a diamond, allowing South to ruff in dummy and claim the slam. The article notes the plan hinges on West’s six spades and East’s club distribution, with the key idea being probabilistic overtrumps and guarded ruffs. Tomorrow’s column promises Good Judgment as a key factor.
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