Syrian court accepts presidential bid from Assad, two other candidates A Syrian court said on Sunday that it had accepted requests from President Bashar Assad and two other candidates, Hassan Abdallah al-Nouri and lawmaker Maher Abdel-Hafiz Hajjar, to run in the presidential election next month. Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams released, charges unlikely Police arrested Adams on Wednesday over charges that he ordered the killing of a Belfast mother of 10, who was allegedly a spy for the British army, when he was commander of the IRA in 1972. Adams denies the allegations. Indian train derailment leaves 9 dead and 30 injured Pro-Russian Forces Free 30 Prisoners On Sunday, pro-Russian militants broke into an Odessa prison to free 30 of their fellow separatists who had been jailed after Fridays riots. First Openly Gay Bishop to Divorce The worlds first openly gay bishop announced that he and his partner of over 25 years are getting divorced. Gene Robinson has been a bishop in the Anglican church since 2003. Switzerland has frozen $193 million in Ukrainian assets The Swiss government ordered the freezing of the assets of 20 Ukrainians, including Yanukovich and his son Oleksander, at the end of February
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