Soldier's mother given life for drowning two children
U S soldier Lillie Morgan, 22, received a life sentence for the Sept 18 drowning of her two young children in a Manau housing complex. Prosecutors called it a revenge act against her husband. Morgan, who will be eligible for parole in 20 years, expressed remorse as she was led to a Navy prison in California.
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U.N. pulls staff from Kosovo Serb area after riots
The U.N. mission in Kosovo evacuated most civilian workers from four Serb dominated northern towns Leposavic Zubin Potok Zvecan and Kosovska Mitrovica after a surge in violence. Riots on Monday injured 22 officers and 12 Serbs as U.N. police tried to set up a checkpoint. A Serb is jailed on suspicion of leading attacks as protests continue.
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Rebels kill 54 in western Nepal attacks
In four towns of Dang district rebels armed with bombs and guns attacked Thursday night, killing 48 police and six civilians. Security officials say deaths may be higher with gunbattles continuing into Friday morning as 3,000 troopers cordon the area and a curfew is imposed. The bloodshed marks one of the deadliest episodes in Nepal's six year insurgency.
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Amnesty International
Tunisia synagogue crash kills at least ten in Djerba
A fiery truck crash at the Ghriba synagogue in Djerba killed six Germans and four Tunisians, injuring dozens, as officials debated whether the blast was an accident or terrorism. German and Tunisian authorities investigated the scene and threats of attack were noted amid regional tensions.
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Djerba
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Germany
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Dozens killed in third Afghan quake near Doabi
An earthquake measuring about 6.8 struck northern Afghanistan at 8:30 a.m. killing more than 30 people and injuring around 120. Doabi village bore the brunt with most buildings collapsed, while Nahrin and surrounding areas also suffered heavy damage. U.N. officials reported a death toll around 37 or more and deployed helicopters to assess needs.
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Mazar-e-Sharif
Hindu Kush
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