World of violence as mobs clash after child deaths rule by fear
In Nairobi and Berlin communities reel from a spate of child killings and vandalism as mobs lynch suspects and attack religious sites. Police urge residents to avoid vigilante action while authorities condemn the hate fueled violence across several cities. In France a priest was sentenced to 18 years for raping and mistreating teens and children in Normandy. He confessed and sought forgiveness at trial's end.
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Magnitude 7.3 quake rocks rural Okayama Japan
A powerful 7.3 magnitude earthquake struck western Japan injuring dozens, collapsing a bridge and triggering landslides across Okayama and nearby prefectures. More than 2,400 evacuated as aftershocks continued into the night.
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Ivory Coast court bars opposition for presidential election
Ivory Coast Supreme Court barred main opposition leader Alassane Ouattara from running, citing potential dual nationality. Gen. Robert Guei remains a permitted candidate as violence fears rise, with troops patrolling Abidjan and curfew in force. Banks, stores, and flights were disrupted as tensions mounted ahead of the October election.
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