Police detain zone protester at Tiananmen Square
Beijing police kept tight watch on the 10th anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen crackdown. A middle aged man briefly raised a white umbrella with slogans near Tiananmen Gate before uniformed officers removed him. The incident followed days of memorials as troops crushed protests seven weeks earlier with hundreds believed killed.
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Ocalan trial pushes toward swift conclusion on island cell
The war crimes trial on Imrha Island hears Abdullah Ocalan call for peace talks and demands for a death sentence over 37 000 deaths in the Kurdistan conflict. Prosecutors have yet to seek the maximum punishment as families of victims press for execution amid stalled governmentREBELS talks.
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Jordan and Saudi Arabia urge restart of Middle East peace talks
In Amman, Jordan and Saudi Arabia pressed Israel to resume negotiations on all tracks. The joint statement by King Abdullah and Crown Prince Abdullah called for reviving Arab solidarity and backing a just, lasting, comprehensive settlement, affirming support for the Palestinian right to an independent state.
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Powerful storms strike Germany killing three people
Severe thunderstorms lashed southern Germany injuring at least fifteen and killing three as roofs were ripped off houses and trees felled across roads and rail lines. Ludwigshafen and nearby areas suffered millions in damage with uprooted trees and damaged cars. The national weather service called the event a tornado like storm.
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Ontario Conservatives win majority as bomb threat hits vote
The Conservative Party secured a provincial majority in Ontario after a vote disrupted by a bomb threat and threatening calls. Up to 18 of 21 polling stations faced delays, with evacuation at a Sumcoe-Grey school site and many polling clerks reporting absences. Conservatives led with 58 seats, Liberals 31, NDP 9. five seats still undecided.
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