South Korea and North Korea to hold defense talks
Seoul accepted a North Korean proposal for high level defense talks amid stalled inter Korean tensions. The discussion aims to address the ship sinking and artillery attack while seeking a path to renewed six nation negotiations on denuclearization.
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Fatal attacks on Shiite pilgrims at Karbala gates
Dozens were killed and hundreds injured as bombs near Karbala entrances struck Shiite pilgrims. Hospitals report 63 dead and more than 200 hurt, marking the deadliest Iraq incident in months amid a surge of violence targeting government sites and pilgrims. Wisam Mohammed, a Baghdad pilgrim, witnessed a car bomb blast near a checkpoint.
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Violence in Ivory Coast powers UN warning of rape surge
The United Nations reports a spike in violence in Ivory Coast with 23 women raped in the past week in the west and a case of sexual torture of a Ouattara ally. Refugees total 16,000 inside the country and 29,000 fled to Liberia as clashes persist after the November runoff.
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