Saudi women driver protest challenges ban amid cautious policing
More than 60 women across Saudi Arabia said they drove Saturday defying a de facto ban as police offered little protest. Activists reported driving with abroad licenses, sharing videos and messages, while officials warned violators could face action. The protest follows 1990 and 2011 drives, signaling a slow shift in a society balancing reform with strict clerical power.
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Police probe possible 3-D gun parts seizure in Britain
In Greater Manchester police seized what appeared to be a 3-D printer and firearm components in a raid on criminal gangs. Forensic teams examined the parts to see if a viable gun could be constructed, but later doubts emerged as experts noted the items looked like printer components. Police stressed they cannot confirm recovered parts for a 3-D gun and cautioned about the potential threat.
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Abyei residents set to vote for Sudan or South Sudan
In Abyei the Ngok Dinka and residents prepared for a referendum to choose between joining Sudan or South Sudan. A civic group spokesman noted celebrations while concerns rose over possible violence and excluded Misseriya nomads from participation. Both states claim Abyei as unresolved since South Sudan’s 2011 independence.
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