Spain opens major trial of 24 al Qaida suspects in Madrid
Twenty four suspected al Qaida members, including a ringleader in Spain, go on trial in Madrid in what is Europe’s biggest terrorism case tied to the 9/11 attacks. Prosecutors seek multi‑decade terms for key planners as a wide-ranging investigation marks Spain’s most significant counterterrorism proceeding since 2004 bombings.
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Berlusconi asked to form new Italian government
Italy asks Berlusconi to form a new cabinet after a ruling coalition defeat in regional elections. Berlusconi must present a list of ministers and seek a confidence vote, aiming to stabilize the center right and revive the economy while addressing troop deployment in Iraq amid public pressure.
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Former enemies turn peace promoters in Beirut wake
In Washington, Mohieddine Mastapha Chehab and Assaad Chaftari, once bitter foes in Lebanon’s civil war, promote reconciliation after years of violence. Accompanied by Rimes Georges Salane and Roweida Saleh, the pair spoke at the Cosmos Club and met U.S. officials to share wartime stories and journeys toward repentance and peace.
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North Korea may be preparing its first nuclear test
U S officials warn of possible North Korean nuclear test while calling for China to use leverage to prevent it. The matter follows Pyongyang declaring weapons capability and intensifying rhetoric since leaving disarmament talks, with Washington weighing sanctions and diplomatic options amid ambiguous intelligence.
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