Leftist arson suspected in Tokyo shrine fires
Three Shinto shrines in Tokyo burned to the ground with no injuries reported. Police investigators from the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department say arson is suspected and note detectors’ electric cards were found at two shrines. The anonymous official cited no confirmed group responsibility.
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Rebels kidnap campaigners near Huanuco Peru
Maoist rebels kidnapped three adults and two children while campaigning for the governing party near Huanuco. Police found Jose Barcon, 28, dead with at least 40 bullet wounds near a market and gravely wounded Marvel Hernandez, 26. The other adult and two children remain missing after the Saturday seizure. The candidate Luis Alva Castro held a rally in Huanuco.
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Nicaragua to hold pivotal talks on peaceful transfer of power
After a week of regrouping and overseas diplomacy, Sandinista leaders and government officials plan a crucial round of negotiations this week on a peaceful transition. The talks follow the February 25 elections that brought Chamorro to power and will address the future Sandinista army and security forces amid international backing and domestic maneuvering. President Ortega met leaders abroad while Chamorro seeks economic aid and treatment for a knee injury.
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Custody Dispute Ends As Hilary Reunites With Parents in Christchurch
Hilary Forench, 7, is reunited with both parents in Christchurch after secret 18 month stay with grandparents. Mother Elizabeth Morgan remained jailed in DC for 25 months, citing flight to block unsupervised visits. Father Eric Forelich denies abuse claims. Church service and back‑door exit avoided TV cameras. BBC documentary injunction delayed.
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Violence in Natal fuels deadly faction clashes in South Africa
In Natal Province near Hammersdale, a mob attacked the Zulu chief’s kraal with rifles and grenades, killing 15 men and two black police officers among 24 dead. Nine wounded as attackers used AK47 rifles, hand grenades, and guns. dispersed by tear gas later. SAPA reports higher weekend toll in eastern province and township violence. More than 300 dead in a month of factional violence.
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Gorbachev Denies Ultimatum to Lithuanians
Moscow denials followed rumors of a Kremlin ultimatum as Mikhal Gorbachev said no demand was issued for Lithuania’s independence movement. He awaited Lithuania’s reply to the Soviet Congress on ending the move, while both sides emphasized dialogue and cautious cooperation.
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