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Militants bomb Shiite places of worship in Iraq
AFP, Kirkuk
Sunni militants bombed two Shiite places of worship, known as husseiniyahs, in northern Iraq yesterday, an official and witnesses said.
The two husseiniyahs in Sharikhan, north of Nineveh provincial capital Mosul, were bombed early yesterday, damaging the structures but causing no
Army, rebels dash kills 13 Yemen civilians
AFP, Sanaa
Clashes between Yemeni forces and Shiite Huthi rebels in the northern city of Amran claimed the lives of 13 civilians - including five children and two women, a medic said yesterday.
The fighting erupted when rebels attacked government forces near the university of Amran, in the western district of the city, a tribal chief said, adding that" dozens of houses and shops" were destroyed. The bodies were taken to the city's public hospital, the medic said, adding that they died after "their houses
Nearly 50 killed in fresh wave of violence in Central Africa
AFP, Bangui
Nearly 50 people have been killed in three days in a fresh surge of sectarian violence in the Central African Republic, a peacekeeping officer said yesterday.
The violence was triggered by the killing of 17 Muslims at a camp in the central Bambari region on Monday, by gunmen claiming to be from a mostly Christian militia called the anti-balaka.
Peacekeepers say there have been a series of tit-for-tat attacks in the region
Husband of Sudanese 'apostate' says fearful family wants out
AFP, Kharlouin
The American husband of a Sudanese Christian woman cleared by a court of apostasy but facing death threats from extremist Muslims said yesterday they are fearful and want to leave Sudan.
"We are worried. That's why we want to get out of here as soon as possible,” Daniel Wani told AFP from a Khartoum police station where his wife, Meriam Yahia Ibrahim Ishag, 26, is being questioned. Police are investigating the authenticity of her travel documents after authorities stopped the family from leaving Sudan on Tuesday following an annul-
Judge opens way to trial for Spain's Princess Cristina
AFP, Madrid
A Spanish judge ruled yesterday that King Felipe VI's sister, Princess Cristina, and her husband must face fraud charges, opening the way to an unprecedented criminal trial.
Six days after Felipe, 46, took the Spanish throne promising an "honest and transparent" monarchy, the decision refocused attention on a scandal that had blighted the reign of his 76-year-old father Juan Carlos.
Cristina, 49, who was previously considered untouchable, is accused of tax and money laundering crimes linked to the allegedly dodgy business affairs of her husband, 46-year-old former Olympic