Massacre in Algeria Claims 47 Victims Near Algiers
Suspected Mushira militants attacked Omaria and Ouzera villages south of Algiers killing 42 overnight and five more on a bus, with 17 women and three babies among the dead. The assaults come ahead of June legislative elections, as reports note a mass killing sequence including Haoudh Mokhfi Khemisti.
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Mir leak poses no danger after antifreeze spill
Russian space officials say an antifreeze leak on the Mir space station poses no danger to the crew. They plan no evacuation and say the incident will not endanger the six member crew, who can remain aboard for six more months. NASA confirms safety and notes the Soyuz escape module is available if needed. Jerry Linenger says the crew is in good health and minimizing leakage.
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Russia and China vow to curb U S power in multipolar world
Moscow and Beijing pledged to limit American influence in a summit marking a five day visit. The leaders avoided naming the United States but urged a multipolar world and non unilateral action. Trade with Russia and arms sales to China rise as both nations seek to reduce NATO pressure and border tensions along a 4000 mile frontier. Vladimir Lukin spoke of inevitable strategic ties with China.
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