Bomb blast hits Greek Public Order Ministry in Athens
A bomb disguised as a gift exploded inside Greece's Public Order Ministry in Athens on Thursday night, injuring no one but causing extensive internal damage. Minister Michalis Chryssohoidis confirmed the blast and vowed justice, as police noted rising militant activity in the capital and an immediate claim of responsibility.
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Containment cap reattached amid Gulf oil spill updates
Reported repairs aboard the Discoverer ship restarted the containment system after a cap was reseated to collect crude. BP confirmed the cap back in place as engineers expected a ramp up period while spill remains an issue with Pensacola Beach oil and deepwater drilling moratorium debates continuing in court.
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New penalties set against Iran over nuclear program
The U S Senate narrowly approved sanctions targeting foreign companies tied to Iran's Revolutionary Guard and its energy sector The move aims to pressure Tehran over its nuclear ambitions as Congress pushes rapid passage of the bill a step toward constraining Iran's economy and nudging policy toward compliance by diplomatic means.
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