Pakistan earthquake kills at least 39 in Baluchistan
A powerful earthquake centered in Awaran district Baluchistan sent thousands fleeing and prompted the deployment of military troops helicopters medics and tents as aftershocks continued. Officials warned the death toll could rise with many homes collapsed.
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Kenya counts dead after Nairobi mall siege ends
President Uhuru Kenyatta announced the four day assault at Westgate Mall is over but warned the death toll could rise by 60 to 100 as troops search the rubble for victims and possible remaining attackers. At least 61 civilians 6 security forces and 5 militants known dead with about 175 injured including 62 hospitalized.
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U S and Iran near high level talks in New York
Obama administration moves toward direct talks with Iran as Kerry plans to meet Zarif in New York during the U N General Assembly week. Rouhani’s pledge of nuclear negotiation authority signals shift, with sanctions relief tied to uranium enrichment steps and the Fordo facility.
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