Turkey election ends amid hopes for stability and change
Turkish voters prepared for a Parliament vote after a three month campaign marked by calls to defuse a crisis over an Islamic oriented ruling party. Analysts see potential divisions ahead as the nation weighs presidential prospects amid security and social questions.
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Woman charged for kissing Cy Twombly painting
A French woman faces trial in Avignon on August 16 for damage to an artwork after allegedly kissing a Cy Twombly painting and smudging the canvas with lipstick. The $2 million work was on display at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Avignon as part of an exhibition running through September 30.
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U.S. hopes aid eases tensions in Afghan town
Two transport trucks with humanitarian aid escorted by South Carolina National Guard entered an Afghan army base in Helmand province after a NATO bombing killed dozens. Army Maj. Marc Daniels described the bombing as causing anger among civilians while Afghan officials urge greater caution. President Hamid Karzai asks Western forces to avoid civilian casualties.
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India elects first female president Pratibha Patil
India chose Pratibha Patil, a 72 year old lawyer and former Rajasthan governor, as president amid praise for women’s progress. She won 65.82 percent of votes from MPs and state legislators, backed by Congress and allies, amid concerns over ceremonial powers and ongoing gender discrimination in the country.
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Fate of German hostages in dispute abroad
A Taliban spokesman claimed two German hostages were killed and 23 South Koreans would be traded for Taliban prisoners, while Afghan and German officials disputed the deaths. The seven abductees, including five Afghans, were seized in Wardak province while working on a dam project, with Karzai previously allowing a one time prisoner release.
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Brazil grapples with radar failure hits international flights
A radar outage over the Amazon from Friday night to Saturday stranded and rerouted eight of 17 flights in Brazil's airspace. President Lula da Silva announced safety measures after the TAM Airlines crash that killed 191, and authorities plan a new Sao Paulo airport within 90 days while limiting flights and aircraft weight into Congonhas.
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