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Thai soldiers stand guard next to a burnt down school building in Pattani province, southern Thailand. The school was set ablaze by a group of suspected Muslim seperatists. (Photo by Sumeth Parnpetch / AP)

Boy killed after Muslims protest in Thailand

Suspected separatists shot dead a three-year-old boy in Thailand's restive south, police said, hours after hundreds of Muslims gathered to protest the killing of a retired teacher.

Independent Online

Sri Lanka panic at rebel air raids

The Sri Lankan capital was enveloped in panic as Tamil Tiger air attacks forced World Cup cricket fans to flee parties for safety.

The Age

Tamil raid on Colombo

Reuters

World War II sex slaves lose in Japanese court

In two landmark rulings, Japan's highest court rejected compensation claims that had been filed by former WWII sex slaves from China but acknowledged they had been coerced by the Japanese military.

International Herald Tribune

More than 80 inmates cleared but still held at Guantanamo

More than a fifth of the approximately 385 prisoners at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, have been cleared for release but may have to wait months or years for their freedom, according to defense lawyers.

MSNBC

Major problems in Iraqi rebuilding effort

Inspectors for a federal oversight agency found that in a sampling of eight projects the U.S. declared successes, seven were no longer operating as designed.

International Herald Tribune

Iraq: another new way forward

CBS News

Ga. wildfires devour 100 square miles

Wildfires continue to threaten a large area in southern Georgia. Eyewitnesses are telling local reporters that they're frustrated and concerned.

USA Today

Worst wildfire season to come?

CBS News

Ninth Ward residents demand aid

The Rev. Jesse Jackson and Mayor Ray Nagin led hundreds of marchers to the crumbling houses in the Lower 9th Ward to draw attention to the area’s slow recovery from Hurricane Katrina.

MSNBC

U.S. didn’t accept most foreign Katrina aid

MSNBC

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Raquel Levitan holds a sign in support of Democratic presidential hopeful U.S. Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., as she waits in line for credentials for the 2007 California Democratic Convention. (Photo by Denis Poroy / AP)	Two children lie in a field with dandelion blowballs in Frankfurt, Germany on another unusually warm April day with temperatures of around 86 degrees Fahrenheit. (Photo by Michael Probst / AP)	Zeb Reynolds, 21, right, and Jessica Garcia, 21, of Fountain Valley go through an interactive art display while attending the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio, Calif. (Photo by Branimir Kvartuc / AP)