Putin vows to chase Moscow bombers amid tough lines
Putin reverts to blunt language after Moscow subway bombings that killed 39, vowing to find the masterminds. He cites North Caucasus extremists and signals possible harsher security measures, while civil liberties fears grow.
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Moscow
Vladimir Putin
North Caucasus
Russia
Chechnya
Putin
Kremlin
Iraqi PM fights to hold power amid risk of sectarian violence
Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki pursues legal maneuvers to deny Ayad Allawi victory after March 7 elections. Sunnis fear disqualification of candidates and a shift toward sectarian warfare as Iraq’s judicial process faces external pressures and constitutional ambiguities.
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Nouri al-Maliki
Ayad Allawi
al-Maliki
U.S
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Hezbollah
Allawi
al- Maliki
Nigeria fights piracy off West Africa amid navy limits
Nigeria faces mounting piracy in the Gulf of Guinea as attacks rise along the Niger Delta coast. The Burutu patrol boat and Nigerian forces struggle against better armed pirates while the US trains West African navies and corruption questions hamper progress.
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Gulf OF Guinea
Nigeria
Atlantic Ocean
West Africa
Burutu
U.S
Cyrus Mody
International Maritime Bureau
Mody
Cameroon
Benin
Niger River
America
East Africa
David Nabaida
Niger Delta
Lagos
Samuel B. Roberts
Dozens of dead babies found along Shandong river in China
In eastern China 21 infant bodies were found along a Guangfu River riverbank near Jining Shandong. Two mortuary workers have been detained on suspicion of dumping the bodies. Residents reported the grisly scene after a passerby saw the remains and feared water contamination for nearby villagers.
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Beijing
Xinhua
Guangfu River
Jining
Shandong
Shandong Broadcasting Company
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