Japan accuses North Korea of sending spy ships
Tokyo lodged a formal protest after confirming two vessels near Japan bore false Japanese names. Japan says the ships were North Korean spy boats that fled toward a North Korean port, triggering warning shots and a naval pursuit.
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Rwanda votes in first peace elections since 1994 genocide
Report cites 50 members of an unnamed Christian sect arrested in Mutura near Kigali for disrupting polling as Rwanda holds 14 local representative elections amid heavy rains. About 3.5 million of 7.2 million people voted to appoint tax collectors and school and health officials, aiming at grassroots democracy and reconciliation despite past sectarian violence.
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Singapore politician on trial for selling book without license
Singapore Democratic Party leader Chee Soon Juan, 36, faces a jail term or fine up to 375 for selling his book To Be Free in the Raffles Place district without a public health permit. He has earlier been jailed over speeches without permits and argues regulations curb free speech. Final arguments set for today.
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