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Wave of Iraq attacks kills 32
AFP, Baghdad
Militants struck nine cities and towns in Iraq with bombings and shootings yesterday, killing at least 32 people and wounding 104, in the latest wave of deadly attacks to hit the country.
With the latest violence, at least 252 people have been killed and 801 wounded in attacks in Iraq this month, according to an AFP tally.
Insurgents are regarded as weaker than in past years but are still able to carry out spectacular masscasualty attacks, and have also shown they can strike heavily-protected sites such as prisons, police sta-
Nasheed faces trial in Maldives
AFP, Colombo
The first democratically elected president in the Maldives goes on trial today on abuse of power charges, seven months after being toppled in what he calls a "coup d1 etat" in the tourist paradise.
Mohamed Nasheed's honeymoon with multiparty democracy ended in February when he was forced out in a police mutiny after he detained the chief criminal court judge on corruption allegations.
Once an Amnesty International prisoner of conscience, Nasheed, 45, now faces up to three years in jail or banishment to a remote islet in the archipelago where tourists pay up to $12,500 a day for
Nairobi church blast kills child
AFP, Nairobi
A suspected grenade attack killed one child and wounded nine others in a Nairobi church yesterday, a day after Islamist fighters abandoned their last bastion in neighbouring Somalia in the face of an assault by Kenyan and other troops.
The blast occurred during a service for young children at the Anglican St. Polycarp church, which lies in the Pangani district on the outskirts of the
Obama stops Chinese firm
IANS, Beijing
Citing national security risks, US President Barack Obama has blocked a Chinese company from owning four wind farm projects near a navy base where the US military tests unmanned drones and electronic-warfare planes.
Obama ordered Ralls Corp, a company owned by Chinese nationals, to divest its interest in the wind farms it purchased earlier this year near the Naval Weapons Systems Training Facility in Boardman,