Greece Votes To Shape Its Economic And Political Future
Greeks vote amid financial strain and deep divisions as New Democracy and Syriza lead in a pivotal election with global implications. The outcome could determine whether Greece sticks to the euro or reverts to the drachma, influencing Europe’s unity and recovery prospects.
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Japan approves restart of two nuclear reactors
Japan's government on Saturday approved restarting the first reactors since last year's earthquake and tsunami shut them down. The move allows a western power company to begin work to restart two units in Ohi town, a process expected to take weeks amid ongoing safety concerns and broad public opposition.
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U N suspends patrols in Syria amid rising violence
U N observers halted patrols across Syria citing intensified clashes and recent mass killings. Mission chief Maj Gen Robert Mood warned of mounting risks to the 300 unarmed monitors, though they stay in place while patrols pause and daily review continues.
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