Massive India blackout hits 620 million as grids fail
A cascade collapse of three Indian power grids left 20 states without electricity for hours. Hospitals, factories and metros switch to diesel, trains stall, and millions rely on backups as officials restore power and extend tax deadlines. Citizens endure amid outages and chaotic travel.
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Aleppo siege drains food as fighting rages and civilians flee
Amid a grinding siege in Aleppo Syria and aid shortages worsen. Rebels seize two police stations while government forces shell neighborhoods Salaheddine and Seif al Dawla. Civilians flee as homes lose power and gas. UN notes 200000 displaced. Arab League accuses Assad regime of war crimes. Amnesty International cites killings by security forces and shabiha militias.
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Japan Debates Nuclear Power and Weapons Option
In Tokyo a debate over nuclear power opens questions about keeping the option to develop nuclear weapons. Officials warn such talk unsettles the international community while North Korea’s program adds urgency for Japan to define its stance. Former Defense Minister Ishiba argues for capability but not use, while critics warn the message could be dangerous.
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Radical cleric Abu Qatada denied release again in UK detention
London two judges rejected Abu Qatada's latest bid for freedom as Britain continues a decade-long effort to deport him. The Palestinian Jordanian preacher, tied to al Qaida in Europe, is held in a high security prison amid ongoing deportation and terrorism trial concerns. His lawyers plan an appeal.
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