Seven UN peacekeepers killed in Ivory Coast ambush
The United Nations reports seven peacekeepers were killed in a southwestern Ivory Coast ambush while protecting civilians in Tai area. Reinforcements are promised at first daylight, as the mission confronts attackers and vows necessary measures under international law.
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Ivory Coast
United Nations
U.N
Bert Koenders
Tai
Nigel Kieran Dwyer
Koenders
Niger
Abidjan
Mubarak’s Health Deteriorates After Life Term
Ousted Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak collapsed several times and was placed on mechanical ventilation after his prison transfer following a court life sentence for failing to stop killings during the 2011 uprising. His condition worsened after a visit by wife Suzanne Mubarak, with doctors unavailable but his son Gamal moved to a nearby cell.
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Cairo
Hosni Mubarak
Torah
Mubarak
Suzanne Mubarak
Gamal
Red Sea
Sharm el- Sheik
Alaa
Alan
Independent
al- Masry al-Youm
Military Council
Egypt
Far-right extremists testify in Breivik trial
In Oslo the defense hearing heard testimonies from far right figures supporting Breivik's view that Norway is at war with Islam. Several witnesses distanced themselves from violence while reinforcing anti immigration rhetoric. Breivik seeks sanity as a key to his guilt verdict with differing psychological assessments.
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Breivik
Oslo
Norway
Tesec
Anders Behring
Tore Tvedt
Arne Tumyr
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