Islamic court postpones execution of Nigerian woman
Amina Lawal, 30, convicted of sex out of wedlock, will not be executed until 2004 after a Katsina state high court postponed the death by stoning. The judge ordered hearings paused until July 8, as defense seeks to overturn the verdict amid political sensitivities and ongoing protests by human rights groups.
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Leaders of India Pakistan refuse to budge in standoff
In Almaty amid a security conference, India and Pakistan坚持反 terrorism insist they will not engage in direct talks while Russia and China seek mediation. Violence in Kashmir continues with casualties as leaders meet Kazakh president Nazarbayev and Putin invites talks via intermediaries. International warnings mount as Turkey NATO and UN consider the crisis.
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Cave search finds no enemies near Jalalabad on ridge
U S troops from the 101st Airborne swept nine caves near the Pakistan border outside Jalalabad but found only abandoned dwellings and a small ammunition cache. British marines around Khost report no Taliban or al Qaeda, while leaders say fighters may be hiding in Pakistan as operations continue.
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