British PM Cameron navigates global tensions with blunt diplomacy
Prime Minister David Cameron faces diplomatic friction with Israel and Pakistan after calling Gaza a prison camp and criticizing counterterrorism tactics. The move marks a stark, truth telling approach as he charts an independent course from Brown and Blair, drawing comparisons to Thatcher's confrontational style.
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Tony Blair
Margaret Thatcher
Congo Boat Disaster Leaves Dozens Dead Near Kinshasa
A Congo river ferry carrying about 200 passengers capsized after striking a rock near Maluku district, 80 miles from Kinshasa. Information Minister Lambert Meade says at least 80 are confirmed dead with rescuers seeking dozens more missing.
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Immigration ruling shifts politics for GOP and Dems
Washington observers say the judge blocked key Arizona immigration provisions, sparking mixed political signals. Republicans hope to energize the base while avoiding voter alienation of Hispanics, as both parties weigh the issue's impact on campaigns and policy.
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Fires and heat wave devastate southern Russia and Voronezh
Amid a record Moscow heat wave and peat bog fires, wildfires ringed Voronezh and scorched villages. Evacuations expanded to hospitals and camps as flames devoured homes. no casualties reported though hundreds left cities and towns.
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Bodies of two U S sailors found in Logar Province Afghanistan
The bodies of Petty Officer Second Class Justin McNeley and Petty Officer Third Class Jarod Newlove were recovered in Logar Province amid questions about why the sailors drove a heavily armored vehicle far from Camp Julien. Officials say both deaths remain under investigation and no abduction is confirmed.
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Rangel faces 13 ethics charges from House panel
House investigators accused Rep. Charles Rangel of 13 ethics violations including failing to report rental income and more than 600000 in assets. Plea talks were underway but Republicans signaled a trial, while Democrats urged settlement to avoid televised hearings before the fall elections. The panel remains evenly split as Pelosi contradicts hopes for quick closure.
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