Police detain 1200 at Moscow veggie market riot
In Moscow a day after youths protested migrant expulsions police detained about 1200 workers and traders at a vegetable market. Protests followed the killing of a 25 year old ethnic Russian. Riot police reported injuries and blamed extremist elements for escalating violence.
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Rome Refuses Nazi Mass Killer Funeral Or Burial
Rome officials and the pope's representative refuse a church funeral for Erich Priebke and bar any Rome church service. The archdiocese urges private privacy at home. authorities ban public ceremonies for security. Priebke died aged 100 after a life sentence, leaving a heated debate over respectful burial and Holocaust memory.
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Taylor protests prison move to Britain from Hague
Former Liberian president Charles Taylor, jailed for war crimes, fears for his safety and family access after a transfer from The Hague to a British detention facility. He cites potential Sierra Leonean dissidents and visa costs as obstacles to Rwanda as an alternative.
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Syrians release captured aid workers in revolt district
In Idlib, seven Red Cross and Red Crescent staffers were seized at a rebel checkpoint near Saraqeb. ICRC reported three workers freed with one volunteer. three others remain unaccounted for as clashes and car bombing deaths in Darkoush and surrounding areas crowd Eid al Adha. OPCW and UN oversee Syria joining chemical weapons ban and inspections.
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Knife-wielding man barred from Buckingham Palace
A 44-year-old man was arrested Monday at Buckingham Palace after attempting to enter with a knife. No injuries were reported as police found the weapon at a gate during a search. Queen Elizabeth II was not in the building. Scotland Yard noted prior arrests at the palace for burglary, trespass, and conspiracy, and security questioned Prince Andrew after a garden stroll.
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