Erdogan predicts victory in by election in Siirt
Turkey's governing party leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan said he was confident of winning the Siirt by election and forming a new cabinet within days, potentially sidelining ministers who oppose allowing a U S troop deployment. He aims to replace Prime Minister Abdullah Gul and push for a cabinet reshuffle to align with a pro deployment stance amid Iraq war pressure.
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Navy pledges punishment for academy officials over hazing
Russia's navy said it will discipline senior officials at Nakhimov Naval College in Saint Petersburg after cadets reported beating and abuse. Military prosecutors found improper conditions and mishandled complaints, with officials to face disciplinary measures per Navy leadership. Parents of three cadets had filed the complaints triggering the probe.
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Dutch princess airs royal dirty laundry in palace feud
Princess Margarita de Bourdon de Parme accuses Queen Beatrix and the royal family of snubs, drinking, and a smear campaign. She alleges a 20 year affair by the late Prince Bernhard with his secretary and claims her father had a child with a Dominican nanny. regulatory response noted.
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Dutch Queen Beatrix in Hague Photo Amid Royal Family Feud
The Dutch royal feud escalates as Princess Margarita accuses Queen Beatrix's family of abusing power. The confrontation unfolds on national television this week in The Hague.
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Statue of Liberty replica unveiled by Iraqi Kurds in Sulaimaniyah
In Sulaimaniyah Iraqi Kurds unveiled a 30-foot plaster statue depicting a woman breaking chains to mark the 12th anniversary of their 1991 uprising against Saddam Hussein. The ceremony honored International Women’s Day as nearly 200 participants released white doves and read poetry. The event underscored Kurdish autonomy amid a looming U S led invasion. The sculptor Zaher Siddiq emphasized ongoing revolts since 1991.
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