Black Hawk crash in Afghanistan kills seven Americans
A U S military helicopter crashed during a firefight in Kandahar province killing seven Americans and four Afghans. Taliban claims gundown but officials say initial evidence does not indicate it was shot down. The crash adds to rising U S and allied casualties amid ongoing war and insider attacks.
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UN Council approves Syria liaison office to back peace efforts
The U N Security Council voted to end the 300 unarmed observers in Syria and establish a small liaison office with 20 to 30 staff to support future peace efforts. Russia urged a Geneva process while Ban Ki moon said a presence is needed to aid negotiations amid at least 18 000 deaths.
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Ecuador Grants Diplomatic Asylum to Assange
Ecuador granted diplomatic asylum to Julian Assange, a move praised by the WikiLeaks founder but with little impact on possible U.S. extradition. Britain rejected safe-passage while Interpol kept him on its wanted list, and Assange awaited a public statement from the Ecuadorian embassy in London.
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