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Current topics
- The Channel Island of Sark, a British crown dependency, holds its first democratic elections under a plan to abolish feudalism.
- Anti-police riots (pictured) continue in Athens and several cities across Greece.
- Ireland issues an international recall of its pork products following the discovery of contaminated pig feed.
- Patriarch Alexy II, the head of the Russian Orthodox Church, dies of heart failure in Peredelkino, Russia.
- A cholera outbreak in Zimbabwe spreads, with hundreds dead and over 12,000 people infected since August 2008.