Search for Natalee Holloway body continues in island case
A helicopter sought the missing Alabama teen Natalee Holloway as investigators collected items from the home of a justice official whose son was with the girl the night she vanished. Officials offered no death timeline while two weeks passed with no charges. Separately, Japan’s Diet approved tougher penalties and new measures to curb human trafficking and to ratify UN protocols against trafficking and migrant smuggling.
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Moscow prosecutor names Chechen figure in editor murder
Prosecutors linked the 2004 slaying of Forbes Russia editor Paul Klebnikov to Khozh-Akhmed Nukhayev, a former Chechen separatist deputy prime minister, asserting the killing was ordered by him. Skeptics note Klebnikov investigated post-Soviet business networks and question the Chechen link.
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Pakistani fugitive linked to U.S. missiles questioned in Mexico
Mexican authorities investigated Arif Durrani, a Pakistani national and former U.S. resident wanted by the United States for selling anti aircraft missiles. Durrani was captured in Playas de Rosarito near the Tijuana border, deported, and later taken into U.S. custody when his flight stopped in Los Angeles. Authorities said Mexico has not charged him and the probe remains underway. Durrani previously served five years for selling missile parts to Iran and had claimed ties to the Iran-Contra affair.
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Gunmen storm Cambodian school kidnap eleven hostages
Masked gunmen seized dozens of nursery pupils at a Siem Reap international school near Angkor Wat. A 3 year old Canadian boy was killed after attackers demanded money and a vehicle. Police stormed the van after a six hour siege. parents looted the attackers in anger as authorities pursued control. The gunmen claimed they shot the child as he cried. some 30 children were held, others escaped. The incident highlighted Cambodia’s economic struggles and security fears.
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Cracks widen as EU summit stalls on constitution
EU leaders from 25 nations gathered for a budget crisis summit to map 2007 2013 funding, but France and the Netherlands rejected the constitution widening rifts over an annual 6 billion euro UK payment and perceived EU neglect of citizen interests.
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