Dutch Teacher Reprimanded for Nazi Salute in Class
A Dutch math teacher at South Municipal Lyceum in a Dutch German border city was reprimanded after shouting Sieg Heil during an angle lesson. Students complained to the school board about past salutes. the educator apologized saying it simply happened. The incident occurs amid Dutch sensitivity to neo Nazi behavior from World War II occupation.
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Algemeen
Dagblad
Israel Finds Two Missing Soldiers’ Remains in Sinai
An Israeli search team in the Sinai Peninsula recovered remains of two MIAs from the 1973 war after Egypt allowed access. One grave is believed to hold a Phantom jet navigator, another the pilot. Bones were sent to London for DNA testing.
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Hosni Mubarak
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Effi Ben-Matiityahu
Israel Parliament suspends blood drive over bias claim
Israel's Knesset halted a blood donation drive after Ethiopian born legislator Adis O’Massala accused bias saying he was excluded. He cited discrimination claims linked to Ethiopian blood concerns. Health officials denied invitations were sent. no discrimination found. blood drive organizer Md emergency service commented. Armenian Dashnak party ban lifted after three years. leaders released from prison per Justice Ministry ruling. court previously accused of plotting attacks. party offices seized.
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Adiss O’massala
Ethiopia
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David Adam
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Shuki Gutman
Yehoshua Matza
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Dashnak
Eduard Markaryan
Curfew Imposed as Rioters Target Chinese Stores in Ende
Rioters angry over rising prices torched 21 Chinese stores in Ende, Indonesia, triggering a dusk to dawn curfew and troop deployment. About 60 to 70 ethnic Chinese sought refuge with police as authorities urged calm during Indonesia's deep economic crisis and IMF bailout. Protests also occurred in Jakarta outside the Central Bank with calls of Hungry and a march to rice price offices amid a heavy security show.
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Ende
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Lalu Syaiful
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Japanese youths fixate on knives sparks national concern
In Tokyo youths increasingly carry knives amid a rise in juvenile crime. A 13 year old killed a teacher with a butterfly knife. another teen attacked a police officer. Officials discuss bag checks and raising knife sale age while noting broader social pressures.
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Shunji Fukuzawa
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Kobe
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Georgia leader survives attack amid deadly ambush
President Eduard Shevardnadze escaped unharmed as attackers armed with a grenade launcher and machine guns ambushed his motorcade in Tbilisi. One bodyguard and one attacker died, two guards wounded, and no group claimed responsibility. Authorities searched for suspects amid unclear motive.
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Eduard Shevardnadze
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Dzhaba Ioseliani
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Mkhedrioni
Zviad Gamsakhurdia
Gamsakhurdia
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