Syria agrees to U N chemical weapons probe
Syria agreed Sunday to a United Nations investigation into last week's alleged chemical weapons attack near Damascus. A senior White House official said the deal is too late to be credible and that the United States has little doubt Assad forces used chemical agents.
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Insurgent Attacks Across Iraq Kill At Least 46
Scattered attacks across Iraq leave at least 46 dead including civilians, soldiers, and a grocer. Mosul police say militants seized five soldiers at a fake checkpoint and killed them, while bombings struck Balad, Madain, Bagouba, and Baghdad neighborhoods including al Ameen and Shaab, signaling a surge in violence and fears of a renewed civil conflict.
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Israel pushes forward 1500 apartments in east Jerusalem
Israel advances plans to build 1500 apartments in the east Jerusalem district of Ramat Shlomo. City officials describe the move as bureaucratic and awaiting final government approval. Construction remains years away while talks with the Palestinians show signs of renewed engagement after a long stalemate.
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Train disaster in southern Mexico kills five migrants
A cargo train known as the Beast derailed in Tabasco, Mexico, carrying about 250 Central American migrants headed north. At least five dead and 17 injured, with eight cars derailed. Cranes deployed as rescuers search for more victims amid heavy rains weakening rails. Honduran families alerted via a government call center. 17 Hondurans hospitalized, six in serious condition.
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