Missing girl seen alive in September roundups
A 10 year old North Carolina girl Zahra Baker was sighted in public two weeks before she was reported missing raising uncertainty about the timeline. Police believe she is dead and suspect statements by her father and stepmother.
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Iran releases American held two years in Tehran
Reza Taghavi, 71, freed from Tehran's Evin prison after more than two years on suspicion of ties to the opposition group Tondar. His lawyer says he was never charged and maintains his innocence. He is reportedly bound by release conditions and may not depart Iran immediately.
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French protests tighten as fuel shortage fears rise
Mass demonstrations across France protesting the push to raise the retirement age to 62 drew an estimated 825,000 participants in cities from Paris to Marseille. Strikes at 12 refineries and blocked depots sparked fears of a fuel shortage while police ordered reopenings.
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Chilean president transformed by mine rescue success
Chile’s President Sebastian Pinera oversaw the 33 miners rescue as a display of efficient leadership. He pledged a businesslike governance style and empowered engineers to use top drilling rigs and resources to ensure a swift, flawless operation.
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U S Faces Struggles as Yemen Battles Al Qaida
In Yemen, a fragile government led by Ali Abdullah Saleh resists U.S. pressure to escalate the fight while al Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula sustains reach. About 50 U.S. advisers train Yemeni forces with $150 million in security aid, amid ongoing militant attacks and clan negotiations.
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