Mystery nun at heart of John Paul II sainthood case
In Rome the unknown French nun linked to a Parkinson’s cure is central to the beatification process for Pope John Paul II. Vatican investigators seek a confirmed miracle, while the nun’s identity remains undisclosed. Monsignor Oder says the case is compelling but the nun’s name is kept confidential.
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Murky border over Iran incident stirs regional tensions
The dispute over where the Shatt al Arab border lies fuels confusion after Iran seized 15 British sailors and marines, with both sides insisting the incident occurred in their territorial waters. Analysts note lingering bitterness from a 1937 treaty and strategic stakes for Iraq and Iran in controlling the waterway.
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New Delhi court bans smoking and mobile use while driving
New Delhi High Court imposes driving safety rules including a smoking ban and mobile phone prohibition with fines up to 32 dollars and license revocation after five offenses. The measures cover only New Delhi where traffic is chaotic and enforcement is questioned by drivers.
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