Hunters Track Killer Tiger Roaming Nepal Border
A rare Nepal tiger that has mauled 35 children in 18 months is being hunted with orders to kill. The latest victims were two children killed last week in Ramchura, 330 miles northwest of Kathmandu, with attacks also in five other villages in the same forested area near the Uttar Pradesh border. The animal has struck cattle nearby, with the nearest tiger habitat 125 miles south in a wildlife reserve. It is unclear if the tiger strayed from India, home to most of the world’s remaining 7,000 tigers.
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Brazilian actor convicted of murder in 1992 soap kill
Guilherme Padua, 27, was found guilty of premeditated murder in the 1992 stabbing death of Daniella Perez, 22. Judge Jose Geraldo Antonio called him violent and perverse, sentencing him to 19 years in prison for the case that shocked Brazil’s TV audience. Perez and Padua starred in Body and Soul, with Perez killed on a Rio de Janeiro beach district.
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Taliban boycott sinks Afghan peace talks in Kabul
Afghan peace talks opened Saturday amid low prospects as the Taliban, controlling about two thirds of the country, stayed away protesting perceived Iranian interference and the lack of any cease-fire. Mohammed Rabbani, head of the Taliban council, cited the boycott.
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Milosevic Tangles With ultranationalists over coalition
In Belgrade President Milosevic moves to include an ultranationalist whose troops were among the Balkans’ most brutal in Bosnia and Croatia. Opposition leader Draskovic warns the move violates the Dayton accord and heightens danger, as protests continue and a protestor and a police officer are injured in Belgrade.
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Protests Grow After Albania Investment Schemes Collapse
In Lushnja angry Albanians seized the town center after two high risk schemes failed to pay, attacking Deputy Prime Minister Tritan Shehu and riot police while President Berisha urged calm and promised depositor refunds. State TV reported protests in Berat and other communes as chaos spread.
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Sudan Warplanes Hit Rebel Positions Near Ethiopia Border
Sudanese air strikes targeted National Democratic Alliance rebels on the eastern front near Ethiopia. Government reports claim 17 rebels and several vehicles were destroyed, while casualty details remain unconfirmed. The war has displaced about 30,000 people in the region.
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