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Israeli archive: Nazi mastermind Adolf Eichmann saw wife before execution

JERUSALEM – Israel’s state archive says Nazi mastermind Adolf Eichmann was allowed to see his wife shortly before his 1962 execution. The archive produced records on Monday of Vera Eichmann’s visit to Israel and logs of her spending 80 minutes with her husband in prison. Israel permitted the visit as …

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Turkey detains French former jihadi bride returning from Syria

ANKARA, Turkey – A Turkish government official says police have detained a 22-year-old French woman after she crossed into Turkey from Syria where she had joined the Islamic State militant group and married a fighter. The official said Friday that Sonia Belayati was detained earlier this week in Sanliurfa province …

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Turkey recalls ambassador to Brazil over resolution recognizing Armenian genocide

ANKARA, Turkey – Turkey’s Foreign Ministry says the ambassador to Brazil has been recalled after that country’s senate passed a resolution recognizing the massacres of Armenians a century ago as genocide. The ministry said late Monday that Ambassador Huseyin Dirioz was returning to Ankara for consultations over what it termed …

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Indian police investigate state minister, 2 police officers after journalist set on fire dies

LUCKNOW, India – Police are investigating the death of a journalist set on fire after he accused a state minister of being involved in illegal mining and land seizures in northern India. The freelance journalist, Joginder Singh, gave a statement to a magistrate before dying Monday from burns covering 60 …

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Nestle India to destroy $50 million of instant noodles after government ban over lead levels

NEW DELHI – Nestle India says it will destroy instant noodles worth 3.2 billion rupees ($50 million) following a sales ban imposed by Indian food safety authorities for unsafe levels of lead. India’s food safety panel says tests conducted across the country found that Nestle’s Maggi noodles contained lead at …

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Honduran army takes over hospitals, drug warehouses following Social Security corruption case

MEXICO CITY – Honduran soldiers are taking over public hospitals and medicine storage warehouses to guarantee the supply of drugs to patients after a recent fraud and graft scandal rocked the Social Security Institute. President Juan Orlando Hernandez says the army will perform an inventory to determine whether there are …

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After Crimea, what's Putin's next move? Will he call NATO's bluff?

“They cheated us again and again, made decisions behind our back, presenting us with completed facts,” he said. “That’s the way it was with the expansion of NATO in the East, with the deployment of military infrastructure at our borders. They always told us the same thing: ‘Well, this doesn’t …

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Moldovan foreign minister named interim prime minister after previous premier resigned

CHISINAU, Moldova – Moldova’s president has appointed the country’s pro-European foreign minister as interim prime minister after her predecessor resigned amid a probe of his high school diploma. Nicolae Timofte named 46-year-old Natalia Gherman, who has been foreign minister since 2013, as the interim prime minister Monday. Chiril Gaburici resigned …

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Dutch court orders 25 percent cut in greenhouse gas emissions by 2020 to protect citizens

THE HAGUE, Netherlands – A Dutch court ordered the government to cut the country’s greenhouse gas emissions by at least 25 percent by 2020 in a groundbreaking ruling Wednesday that activists hope will set a worldwide precedent. The Hague District Court made the ruling in a case brought by a …

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South African president says panel found 'defective' conduct in police killings of strikers

JOHANNESBURG – President Jacob Zuma of South Africa says a government-appointed panel found evidence of “defective” police planning in an investigation of the police killings of 34 striking miners near Marikana in 2012. Zuma said on national television Thursday night that the commission recommended that state prosecutors determine whether any …

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