Russia repays debt early to Germany aiding flood relief
President Putin announced Russia paid the remaining 172.1 million in Soviet-era debt to Germany ahead of schedule to help fund flood recovery. He cited a strong harvest and said the payment should bolster Russia's credit rating as Germany faces summer flood damage.
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Kosovo Slayings Cover-Up Ordered Says Serbian Colonel
Police colonel Caslav Golubovic testified at Slobodan Milosevic's war crimes trial that Serb officials directed a cover-up of more than 80 Kosovo Albanian remains found in a Danube river truck. He said orders came from the Interior Ministry and involved transferring bodies to another truck and burial sites.
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Israeli Supreme Court OKs Expelling Relatives of Terror Suspects
Israel's Supreme Court unanimously rules that relatives of Palestinian terror suspects can be expelled from the West Bank to Gaza if they pose a real security threat. The decision upholds two expulsions while overturning one, citing a single territorial frame and balancing deterrence with human rights concerns.
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