Islamic State Downs Iraqi Helicopter Killing Two Pilots
Militants fired a shoulder rocket at an EC635 helicopter near Samarra late Friday, killing both pilots as U S led air strikes continue. Officials spoke anonymously confirming the attack in the Shiite city about 60 miles north of Baghdad.
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Senate says CIA lied about torture in 2003 Poland operation
Senate Intelligence Committee report alleges CIA misrepresented brutality and effectiveness of interrogations after Khalid Sheikh Mohammed case. It says a deputy analyst falsely linked Mohammed to Majid Khan, overstating intelligence value while details show Khan was already captured. CIA disputes outright conclusions.
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Emir Reinstalled as Nigerian Army War Against Boko Haram Rages
Nigerian troops press an offensive to reclaim towns from Boko Haram in the northeast. Mubi hosts a guarded return of Emir Abubakar Isa Ahmadu amid ruined streets and bank closures while refugees from Damassak recount killings and abductions.
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Taliban strikes kill at least 19 in Afghanistan on Saturday
In Kabul and surrounding areas three Taliban attacks fatally harmed at least 19 people including a senior judicial official and workers clearing a mined region. The violence rises weeks before the end of the ISAF mission and a transition to a support role for foreign forces.
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Allergens Rule Sparks Confusion Across Europe
European rule requires listing possible allergens on menus but Italy and France struggle to implement. Diners like Beatrix Chiusole and Donna Hindley warn mislabeling can cause severe reactions. Berlin checks show only one restaurant fully compliant, others deny awareness.
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