Hostage Talks See Hope for Koreans as Talks Continue
Taliban negotiators say face to face talks progress, with release of two South Korean women possible today or tomorrow. Local officials dispute any agreed release and notes uncertainty over ransom or other avenues. Flooding in Pakistan and muting violence in Gaza also reported amid broader regional crises.
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Immigration crackdown seen as migrants face harsher border barriers
A DHS report highlights intensified border security with National Guard, drones, and surveillance driving a 68 percent drop in detentions in the Yuma desert while the San Diego sector shows a small rise. Migrants express rising hostility and personal risk in attempts to cross from Mexico to the United States.
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Sierra Leone Holds First Poll Since U N Peacekeeper Exit
Sierra Leone conducted its first presidential election since U N peacekeepers left two years ago. Seven candidates competed as voters braved drizzle and long lines. Officials reported smooth ballot ing and counting began after polls closed while analysts warned real change may take months. Final tallies expected within 12 days.
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