Bosnian Serbs get life for Srebrenica massacre verdict
Bosnian Serb leaders were convicted of genocide and received life terms for the 1995 Srebrenica massacre of about 8,000 Muslims. A third officer got 35 years, two were acquitted of genocide but found guilty of related crimes, and two more faces lesser charges. The tribunal called it the largest war crimes trial since its 1993 establishment.
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Van der Sloot confession linked to Flores case
Peruvian police moved Joran van der Sloot to a prosecutor's office cell as officials prepared to file charges, citing a remarkably complete confession in the beating and strangling death of 21 year old Stephany Flores. Interrogators limited questioning to Flores, not Holloway.
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Wedding Attacked in Kandahar Village Killing and Injuring Several
A wedding in Nagahan village Arghandab district Kandahar province ended in tragedy when a young bomber detonated a vest. The groom and his brother were among the injured and killed. Afghan officials cited Taliban opposition and condemned the act describing it as merciless. Police and Interior Ministry investigators arrived to probe the attack.
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Kandahar operation to unfold more slowly says McChrystal
U S Army General Stanley McChrystal, Nato commander in Afghanistan, warned the Kandahar offensive will advance more slowly than planned. He cited Taliban intimidation and weak Afghan preparation as delays while stressing accuracy over speed in the effort to secure Kandahar.
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Karate Kid Shrek Showdowns Note an Open At 7 30
The fragment lists showtimes or titles including The Karate Kid and Shrek Forever After with an open time 7 30 and references to CTL Pee N and F139-2ha. The OCR text is garbled but indicates a cinema listing or event sequence.
Nigerian lead poisoning from illegal gold mining kills hundreds
In Zamfara state Nigeria a lead poisoning outbreak linked to artisanal gold mining has killed over 160 people, mostly children, and left many more ill. Villagers used mercury to extract gold from ore, contaminating homes and communal areas. An international team arrives to treat victims and clean contaminated land.
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