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Current events of February 24, 2013 (2013-02-24) (Sunday)
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Armed conflict and attacks
Three people are dead following
suicide bombing
attacks in
Afghanistan
while a terrorist attack on the
National Directorate of Security
is foiled.
(
Los Angeles Times
)
At least six people die in an attack in northern
Nigeria
.
(AP)
Arts and culture
The
85th Academy Awards
are held at the
Dolby Theatre
in the
Los Angeles
suburb of
Hollywood
.
(CNN)
International relations
Eleven
African
nations including all the members of the
African Great Lakes
region sign a
United Nations
brokered peace deal for the eastern region of the
Democratic Republic of Congo
.
(BBC News)
Afghanistan president
Hamid Karzai
orders the
United States
to leave
Wardak province
amid allegations of torture by US special forces.
(BBC)
Politics and elections
Voters in
Italy
go to the polls for the first day of a
general election
.
(Business Insider)
Nicos Anastasiades
of the conservative
Democratic Rally
party wins the
Cypriot presidential election
.
(
Bloomberg
)
Science and health
Anemia
drug
Omontys
is recalled due to reports of fatal
anaphylactic reactions
in 0.02% of patients.
(medpage Today)
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