Diplomats Among Dead in Pakistan Helicopter Crash
A Pakistani army MI-17 helicopter crashed en route to a ski resort ceremony in Nahar, killing four ambassadors and the wives of two others plus a three-member crew. The crash injured twelve, with security forces and embassies rushing to transport the dead and wounded. Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif declared a national day of mourning.
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Malaysia
Indonesia
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Nahar
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Associated Press
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Kyrgystan
Tajikistan
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Poland
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Pakistan Television
North Waziristan
Cameron victory may soften drive for Brexit
Cameron gains momentum from a strong Tory showing, enabling EU reform talks to avoid a split. The weakened UK Independence Party frees him to push compromises with EU partners, while business interests fear losing trade. He may seek a deal to win a pro EU vote in 2017.
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Migrants toil on Sicilian farms to feed Europe
In eastern Sicily 14 migrants harvest potatoes destined for Europe while facing limbo and under the table work. The story follows their wages of about 50 euros a day, shelter in centers, and the harsh living conditions in makeshift field camps as they seek asylum and steady income.
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Rome
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