Charles loses patience with press at Swiss wedding previews
London reporters capture a tense moment as Prince Charles mutters about "these people" during a royal photo opportunity with Prince William and Prince Harry in Zermatt. The French and British press soon debate whether the heir apparent can handle media glare amid looming wedding coverage and a changing royal press dynamic.
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Kazakh leader criticizes Kyrgyz uprising and calls for stability
Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev condemned Kyrgyzstan's popular uprising as banditry and said it pressures other post Soviet rulers. Observers note Kyrgyzstan ousted Askar Akayev, raising questions about leadership legitimacy and future elections. Security bodies urged Akayev to step down, while OSCE acknowledged the new leadership's legitimacy.
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Palestinians retract pledge to crack down on West Bank gunmen
Palestinian officials backed away from a pledge to crack down on gunmen who shot in Mahmoud Abbas office. Abbas ordered forces to pursue attackers who breached security but officials feared retaliation. Under a compromise the militants may rejoin former security units as tensions rise over security reforms and factional power.
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Court recognizes some non Orthodox conversions in Israel
Israel Supreme Court on Thursday recognized some non Orthodox conversions partly performed in Israel, a limited victory for Reform and Conservative movements. The ruling allows recognition of overseas conversions that studied in Israel but completed abroad, while leaving open whether conversions completed in Israel receive recognition. Leaders called it a partial erosion of the Orthodox monopoly on conversions and a step for immigrant status for petitioners.
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Afghans’ Sentences Cut for Three American Detainees
An appeals court in Afghanistan reduced the sentences of Jonathan Idema Brent Bennett and Edward Jebeleo, who were jailed for torturing Afghans during a freelance hunt for terrorists. The court upheld convictions for operating a private facility after a chaotic trial that drew U.S. and NATO scrutiny. The ruling, announced after the men appealed to the Supreme Court, shortened Idema and Bennett from ten years to three, while Jebeleo’s sentence remained under review.
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Unclear OCR Summary of Terror Plot Report
Fragmented text describes a claimed operation against Al Qaeda tied to Osama bin Laden. Mentions Kayetleville North Carolina, cooperation with American and Afghan forces, and a complex chain of prisoners and detainees. Details are garbled and not reliably sourced.
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