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The United Nations peacekeeping mission in Central African Republic says 25 people have been killed in clashes between armed groups amid rising tension in parts of the long-turbulent country. People sit on the floor and go about with their daily life in an hangar at the newly formed camp for internally displaced people in Kaga Bandoro, Central African Republic, on October 18, 2016. AFP A statement late Friday said 15 fighters were killed Thursday in the communities of Mbriki and Belima on the outskirts of the central town of Bambari. And on Friday, six police and four civilians were killed in an ambush on a main road there. The UN statement added that on Friday afternoon, anti-Balaka forces attacked eight peacekeeping officials as they made their way toward the local airport. A 7-year-old child was injured, the state
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airmax as experienced serious problems, including unexplained fluctuations in the performance of the thousands of centrifuges enriching uranium, leading to a temporary shutdown, international inspectors are expected to reveal on Tuesday. HT Image The International Atomic Energy Agency, the UN unit that monitors nuclear programs, will provide no explanation of the problems. But speculation immediately centered on the Stuxnet worm, a computer virus that appears t
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