Pope Shenouda III, Egypt Coptic Church Leader, Dies
Pope Shenouda III, 88, head of the Coptic Orthodox Church for four decades, died in Cairo. His death heightens fears among Egypt's estimated 10 million Christians amid rising Islamist influence and past attacks. Funeral planned in three days with his body displayed at the Cairo cathedral.
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Demjanjuk dies at 91 after Nazi camp guard saga
John Demjanjuk, once jailed for being a Sobibor death camp guard, died at age 91 in Berlin. His 35-year fight to clear his name included a Munich 28,060-count conviction for being an accessory to murder, a decision later under appeal. He contended he was mistaken for another guard and had been labeled as Ivan the Terrible at Treblinka.
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Red Bull creator Chaleo Yoovidhya dies in Bangkok
Thai billionaire Chaleo Yoovidhya, co founder of Red Bull, died in Bangkok at around age 80. He built a local energy drink into a global brand with Dietrich Mateschitz, launching Red Bull in 1987 and expanding to billions in annual sales. His origin tied to Pichit province and a dhs Pharmaceuticals venture.
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