Switzerland’s political leaders on Monday faced a chorus of criticism at home and abroad over an overwhelming popular vote to ban construction of minarets.
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The police released a sketch and a description on Monday of a possible suspect in the bombing of a luxury train that killed 26 people, as well as a description of an accomplice.
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John Demjanjuk, a retired American autoworker, went on trial in Munich on Monday, accused of helping to force 27,900 Jews to their deaths during the Holocaust.
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A marble bust dredged up from the RhĂ´ne River, is thought to be the only known surviving statue of Julius Caesar carved during his lifetime, though some question its authenticity.
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Switzerland’s political right scored a surprising win, denting the nation’s image as a bastion of tolerance.
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Across the country, Russians prayed and held moments of silence for the victims of a homemade bomb planted on train tracks.
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Prime Minister Gordon Brown demanded that Afghanistan and Pakistan match plans for increased allied troop levels in Afghanistan by taking tough actions of their own.
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Switzerland’s political right scored a surprising win, denting the nation’s image as a bastion of tolerance.
Original post by By NICK CUMMING-BRUCE and STEVEN ERLANGER
Relatives arrived to look at victims’ remains after a train bombing that was determined to be a terrorist act.
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Relatives arrived to look at victims’ remains after a train bombing that was determined to be a terrorist act.
Original post by By ELLEN BARRY and CLIFFORD J. LEVY