Thailand army declares martial law amid protest crisis
Thailand and Bangkok face a critical turn as the army declares martial law and deploys gunMounted jeeps while denying a coup. Edicts expand power, include media censorship, and threaten opponents as caretaker government remains in place.
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Two Bomb Blasts Kill At Least 118 In Jos Nigeria
Twin car bombs struck a busy Jos bus terminal and market killing at least 118 people and wounding many more. Boko Haram suspected as attackers, after abducting schoolgirls last month, with a second blast killing rescue workers amid smoke and flames. Witnesses described gruesome scenes of burning bodies and injured bystanders.
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Beitouniya killings video sparks rights group push
Video from May 15 near Beitouniya shows two unarmed Palestinian teens collapsing as Israeli troops fire during a stone clash. B'Tselem says live rounds were used from over 200 meters, while Israel contends no live fire occurred. UN and US call for a transparent inquiry.
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