Insurgent violence rises as NATO mourns Afghan leader
In Kandahar province the Taliban intensified attacks in rural districts Arghandab Zhari and Fangivan while coalition forces recorded high casualty figures. The death of Arghanslal district chief Abeta Jabar Mugghani and a spike in bombings marked a grim summer ahead as NATO seeks to sustain public confidence and counter insurgent momentum.
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Bloody Sunday apology and findings from 1972 killings
The Bloody Sunday inquiry finds the British Army soldiers fired unjustifiably on unarmed protesters in Londonderry in 1972, killing 13 Catholics and wounding many. Prime Minister Cameron welcomed the conclusions after a lengthy, landmark inquiry begun under Blair and linked to the Good Friday peace process.
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North Korea warns of war over ship sinking claims
North Korea accused South Korea and the United States of fabricating the sinking of a South Korean naval ship that killed 36 sailors. Pyongyang demanded access for a military investigation team while the Security Council questions or condemns the incident.
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