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UN Approves Commission to Study Guinea Massacre(0)
October 29, 2009
The United Nations Security Council has approved creating a commission to investigate the massacre of opposition protesters in Guinea last month by government troops.
Karadzic to Boycott His Own War Crimes Trial
Bosnian Serb wartime leader Radovan Karadzic says he will not appear at his war crimes trial, set to begin next week.
Aid Groups Call on UN to Protect Civilians in Congo
Aid groups said Tuesday that the human cost of a UN-backed military operation in the Democratic Republic of Congo is unacceptable.
Pakistani Taliban Claim Responsibility for WFP Bombing
The Pakistani Taliban claimed responsibility on Tuesday for the suicide bombing at the United Nations food agency’s headquarters in Islamabad a day earlier that killed five employees and wounded five others.
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