Global terrorism cases and bird flu deaths dominate brief
A British judge allows 23 terrorism suspects to remain in custody for up to 28 days under a new law amid ongoing investigations. Separately in Indonesia a 9 year old girl died of bird flu in West Java as H5N1 deaths rise to 45 in the country. In Afghanistan US and Afghan forces raided al Qaida suspected sanctuaries near Paru Kheyl and Jabeh, seizing weapons and eight detainees, with targets tied to foreign fighters and IED plots.
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Ethiopia Flood Toll Surges Beyond Six Hundred
Flooding from 11 days of heavy rain in Ethiopia has killed at least 626 people with authorities bracing for a rising toll as overwhelmed rescuers search for the missing. Rivers burst their banks across regions with more rain forecast. Southern Ethiopia reports 364 dead, police warn the total could reach 1,000, while 256 died in the east and six in the north. At least 300 people are missing in the east.
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Stroessner, Paraguayan dictator, dies at 93 in Brazil
Former Paraguayan strongman Alfredo Stroessner, who ruled for 35 years after a 1954 coup and allied with U.S. backers, died in Brasilia at age 93 from pneumonia complications. He presided over autocratic rule, built roads and Itaipu dam, sheltered Nazi figures, and prompted fear through a secret police network before his 1989 overthrow. Paraguayans split on his legacy as stability and development competed with repression.
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Lebanon and Hezbollah disarmition dispute amid UN force buildup
Israeli forces began withdrawing from southern Lebanon as the Lebanese government agreed to deploy troops near Israel for the first time in 40 years. UNIFIL will expand to 15,000 with Lebanese troops joining, while France may lead the mission under a debated mandate.
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