Syrian opposition to attend peace conference in Montreux
The Syrian National Coalition voted to participate in the Swiss peace conference opening Wednesday in Montreux despite internal doubts. Ahmad al Jarba said the talks aim to achieve revolution goals, including removing Assad, while unity remains fragile among Western backed rebels.
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Egypt approves new constitution by wide margin in referendum
Nearly 20 million Egyptians backed the charter in a vote boycotted by Islamists and marked by low youth turnout. Only 1.9 percent voted against it, seen as legitimizing the military backed interim government after Morsi's ouster. Hundreds celebrated as results were announced.
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Taliban attack in Kabul restaurant kills 21
A Ta li ban assault on La Tavern a da Liban in Kabul killed 21 people including 13 foreigners and eight Afghans. The U S Embassy in Kabul confirmed three Americans among the dead as security deteriorates ahead of a year end U S withdrawal and Afghanistan’s April presidential election. President Hamid Karzai condemned the attack while criticizing America.
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