GM Isuzu recall 258000 SUVs over power window fire risk
GM and Isuzu recall 258000 SUVs in the US and Canada for short circuits in power window and door lock switches that can ignite fires. Affected models include 2006 2007 Chevrolet TrailBlazer GMC Envoy Buick Rainier Isuzu Ascender Saab 97X sold or registered in 20 states DC and Canada. 28 fires reported none with injuries.
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Russian Orthodox leaders urge mercy for Pussy Riot in cathedrals protest
Moscow clergy pleaded for clemency for Pussy Riot as three activists received two-year prison terms for hooliganism after their February punk prayer in Christ the Savior Cathedral. Church leaders backed the verdict yet urged reform, amid international protests and new laws tightening dissent.
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Pussy Riot Song Guide Highlights Six Tracks and Five Videos
The guide notes Pussy Riot's oeuvre comprises six songs and five videos. It cites controversial lines like toppling Kremlin figures and Death to prison, reflecting protests that surged as early demonstrations demanded free elections. The Associated Press provides the synopsis.
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Shifts in Middle East power as Syria crisis alters sectarian balance
The Syria conflict reshapes influence from Shiite Iran and Hezbollah toward Sunni powers. Iran and Hezbollah face reputational damage amid support for Assad, while Sunni Islamists gain traction in Egypt and Tunisia. Egypt’s Mohammed Morsi plans a rare Iran visit, signaling shifting regional dynamics.
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Afghan Civilian Losses Trigger NATO Taliban Verbal Clash
Civilian deaths in Afghanistan prompt dueling statements from NATO and the Taliban as UN tallies show 1,145 killed and 1,954 injured in the first half of the year. Taliban leader Omar urges restraint ahead of Eid, while bombings in Kunduz and Nimroz add to the deadly toll.
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