Japan urges leaders to visit Hiroshima to push nuclear-free world
On the 71st anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing, Mayor Kazumi Matsui urged global leaders to visit the A-bombed cities and follow Barack Obama’s example toward a nuclear weapon free world. Abe defended non-nuclear principles while pledging cooperation with nuclear states.
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Turkish $1 bills tied to coup crackdown spark Gulen links
In Istanbul authorities cited three one dollar notes as potential evidence of ties to Fethullah Gulen’s movement after a failed July coup. Officials said the bills may signal hierarchy or identification within the network and are part of probes into those questioned by prosecutors.
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London stabbings suspect charged after Russell Square attack
Police charged 19 year old Zakaria Bulhan with murder and five counts of attempted murder over the Russell Square stabbing spree that killed Darlene Horton and injured five others. Horton was visiting London with her husband Florida State University professor Richard Wagner.
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South Sudan Accepts Regional Force Deployment
IGAD said South Sudan government accepted a regional protection force with no preconditions to protect civilians and aid a peace process. Leaders urged humanitarian corridors and pledged to investigate causes of latest clashes in Juba as fighting continues.
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