Romania to repatriate survivors after Montenegro bus crash
Romania will fly in planes to fetch survivors of the Montenegro bus crash that killed 18 tourists. A military aircraft reached Podgorica as 29 people were hospitalized, including a Montenegrin child. The bus fell 130 feet into a ravine during rain on Sunday, on a winding Moraca river route from Serbia to the coast. authorities say 18 died and investigations continue.
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Sidon Battleground as Hezbollah Rivalry Rises
In Sidon Lebanon heavy clashes erupt as the army battles followers of ex extremist Sunni cleric Ahmad al Assir in a mosque. At least 16 soldiers killed and 50 wounded over two days with more than 20 al Assir supporters dead. Residents flee amid machine gun fire and grenades in one of the deadliest rounds of violence linked to Syria spillover and sectarian tensions.
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Mandela in hospital as Zuma urges prayers worldwide
South African President Jacob Zuma described Nelson Mandela as asleep during a hospital visit and called him the father of democracy. Doctors are doing all they can as Mandela, 94, nears 17 days in Pretoria hospital, with officials stating his condition remains critical.
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Berlusconi Convicted In Sex For Hire Trial
Silvio Berlusconi, Italy's former premier, was sentenced to seven years in prison and banned from politics for life over paying an underage prostitute for sex during notorious bunga bunga parties and pressuring public officials to cover it up. The 76 year old vows his political influence remains despite the ruling and faces two levels of appeal as supporters rally.
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Germany probes Nazi unit commander in Minnesota man
German prosecutors opened a preliminary inquiry into Michael Karkoc a Minnesota resident and former commander of the SS led Ukrainian Self Defense Legion seeking evidence for possible extradition and charges. AP shows Karkoc entered the U.S. in 1949 by misrepresenting his wartime role.
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