Myanmar democracy leaders freed test limits of freedom
Myanmar’s pro democracy leaders including Aung San Suu Kyi were released from unofficial house arrest after two weeks. They plan rapid political organizing to test the boundaries of military freedom. Diplomats visited, with Suu Kyi saying all are in good health. Jordan hijack: Qatar Airways plane diverted to Saudi Arabia with 144 aboard. The hijacker, Iraqi knife-wielding, surrendered after 10 hours. passengers and crew reported safe.
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U.N. panel eyes guidelines for intervention in internal crises
A Canadian led UN commission launched work to define when the UN may act in crises inside a state, balancing sovereignty with protection. Panel chairs warn debates are polarized amid cases like Rwanda and Srebrenica, while Kofi Annan urges a duty to stop genocide overriding sovereignty.
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Fuel protests ease in Europe amid refinery blockades ends
In Britain the fuel crisis eased as several refineries and depots ended blockades while some protesters persisted. Esso revoked price hikes after protests, and tankers began moving again though officials warn full resupply could take weeks. Belgium also saw highway blockades lifted though some unions vow continued action.
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