Mubarak and sons sentenced in presidential palaces case
A Cairo court sentenced Hosni Mubarak and his two sons to three years in prison on corruption charges linked to embezzling state funds for palace renovations. The retrial centers on diverting money from presidential needs to upgrade private residences amid Egypt's post uprising turmoil.
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Hosni Mubarak
Mubarak
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Russia marks Victory Day with reduced world leader turnout
In Red Square, Vladimir Putin presided over a parade of 16,000 troops and nearly 200 tanks as veterans watched a ceremony shunned by the United States Britain and France. Xi Jinping attended as Xi and Nazarbayev joined honored guests amid a largely subdued international presence.
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Los Angeles
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France
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Ukraine
NATO
Britain
Tomislav Nikolic
Xi Jinping
Kazakhstan
Nursultan Nazarbayev
NATO drills across Baltic and North Sea push back at Moscow
NATO conducts large scale air land and sea exercises in Estonia Lithuania and Norway with over 21 000 troops and allied vessels to signal readiness to defend eastern members amid Putin nuclear threats. Submarine and surface maneuvers involve the United States Germany Norway and Sweden as NATO counters Russia's military moves.
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Liberia Declared Free of Ebola 42 Days After Last Death
Liberia was declared free of Ebola on Saturday, 42 days after burial of the last victim on March 28, ending the world’s worst outbreak since 1976. WHO cautioned neighboring Guinea and Sierra Leone still face transmission risks as cross border ties keep infection threats high.
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South Africa
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Four killed as Airbus A400M crashes near Seville airport
A Spanish military Airbus A400M crash near Seville killed four of six crew and seriously injured two others during flight trials. Pilots reported a fault before impact as Britain and Germany paused use of their own A400Ms.
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Seville
Spain
Airbus
Britain
Germany
Ministry of Defense
Dpa
Mariano Rajoy
Rajoy
Turkey
James Darcy
U.S
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