Delayed Executions For Rajiv Gandhi Assassins in India
India's Supreme Court stayed the planned executions of three men and a woman convicted in Rajiv Gandhi's 1991 assassination. The hanging, set for Wednesday, is postponed to allow a July 19 review hearing by the same justices who upheld the death sentences. The bomber in the attack targeted a campaign rally in Sriperumbudur.
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India
Supreme Court
Rajiv Gandhi
Press Trust of India
Gandhi
Superumbudur
Virgin Atlantic unveils bold Union Jack livery upgrade
At Schiphol Airport Virgin Atlantic revealed a new silver Union Jack painted livery on its Boeing 747-400. The unveiling included a new corporate logo and a twin seat design in business class that converts into a double bed. Virgin plans to repaint half its fleet with the patriotic scheme.
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Britain
Virgin Atlantic
British Airways
Amsterdam
Schiphol
Virgin
Richard Branson
Iran arrests thirteen for spying for Israel and U S
Iran reports thirteen individuals living in the Jewish community of Fars province were arrested on spying for Israel and the United States charges. An official quoted by BBC said detainees are being prosecuted after interrogation and evidence. Spying carries death in Iran.
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Iran
Israel
United States
Fars
British Broadcasting Corp
Sapere
Belgium expands dioxin food ban amid crisis and probes
Belgium broadens its dioxin scare by adding butter to banned foods as crisis talks continue for a fourth day. Shops close as poultry eggs beef and pork already faced bans, with industry losses around 500 million dollars.EU and other nations block Belgian imports while authorities seek to clear the market and trace tainted meat and byproducts. A special inquiry is set on how contamination occurred as two suspects are briefly released and remanded.
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Brussels
Belgium
Food Industry Federation
United States
European Union
Switzerland
South Korea
Jean-Luc Dehaene
Lucien
Jan Verkest
Evere
Goverment
Cuban dissidents launch hunger strike in Havana
About 25 Cuban dissidents began a public hunger strike in Havana to demand freedom of expression and the release of political prisoners. Led by Oscar Elias Biscet, the protest aims to draw attention to human rights violations and seeks solidarity from other dissidents across Cuba.
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Cuba
Oscar Elias Biscet
Martin Luther King Jr
Mohandas Gandhi
Jorge Mas Canosa
Marcos Lazaro ‘Torres Leon
Maggie Strikes Hong Kong as Tropical Storm Triggers Shutdown
Tropical Storm Maggie paralyses Hong Kong and southern China with hurricane force winds reaching 87 mph. The storm caused deaths in the Philippines and Taiwan, power outages in Guangdong, and widespread crop and flood damage. Public services closed. flights delayed and later limited reopenings.
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China
Maggie
Philippines
Taiwan
Guangdong
Xinhua
Huilai
Penghu
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