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| Major-General Mood leads advance team of about 15 UN soldiers tasked with monitoring a truce agreement plagued by continued fighting |  |
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| There has been no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack, which appears to have targeted a morning Christian worship service |  |
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| Police trying to establish whether Nairobi incident was a result of internal dispute or part of larger plot |  |
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| Coup leader Amadou Sanogo says junta was not consulted on decisions made at a recent ECOWAS meeting in Abidjan |  |
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| Envoy's recall, which follows anti-Saudi protests in Egypt, is the latest sign of rising tensions between the two Arab neighbors |  |
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| Identities of captors unknown as body of 60-year-old Red Cross physician Khalil Rasjed Dale, kidnapped January 5, is found in Quetta |  |
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| Ban says Burma has entered a critical moment against the backdrop of a series of reforms undertaken over the past year |  |
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| Earlier, Khartoum arrests a Briton, a Norwegian, and a South African, accusing them spying for S. Sudan |  |
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| Romeo Langlois, a reporter for news channel France 24, was covering a military mission in southern Colombia |  |
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| President Obama and comedian Jimmy Kimmel joke about Washington politics at annual dinner with Hollywood celebrities, reporters |  |
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