Kenya confronts security after al Shabab attacks
Mass killings in northern Kenya and prior waves including the Westgate siege heighten security fears as Kenya questions its Somalia strategy. President Kenyatta reshuffles security leadership amid calls for stronger border control and corruption reforms. al Shabab claimed responsibility for the quarry killings of 36 non Muslims and earlier bus attack.
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Ex-Netanyahu ally aims to be kingmaker in Israeli election
Moshe Kahlon, a former Netanyahu ally and cabinet minister, launches a centrist party as Israel dissolves parliament and heads to elections. He seeks to appeal to the middle class with economic issues while signaling potential cooperation with Netanyahu’s Likud or a new coalition. His move reshapes the race amid fears of a tighter majority.
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Hatnuah
Kahlon
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Bhopal survivors mark 30th anniversary of gas disaster
Hundreds of survivors march in Bhopal to demand harsher punishments and more compensation for victims on the 30th anniversary of the 1984 methyl isocyanate leak. Government silence and Union Carbide’s legacy frame the remembrance as India reviews accountability and safety reforms.
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