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Chen Guangcheng says for first time Chinese government responded openly about his persecution | |
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Case of Chen Guangcheng, who left US Embassy earlier this week, has overshadowed high-level US-China talks | |
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US secretary of state says Pyongyang must change before direct diplomacy with US possible | |
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Year-long crisis raises fears of sectarian strife as Kurds gravitate toward opposition and reprisal killings flare up in restive areas | |
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Conservative opponents of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad won majority of seats in first round of voting in March | |
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Renewed accusations, continued distrust threatening to sabotage promised cease-fire involving world's newest country | |
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Al-Qaida leader was frustrated with strategy, tactics of franchise al-Qaida groups in Middle East, North Africa | |
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Human Rights Watch report cites widespread emotional, physical abuses, including rape, during four-month period | |
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US president invites leaders of Ethiopia, Ghana, Tanzania and Benin to discuss food security at Camp David on May 19 | |
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Simmering land disputes put farmers at forefront of effort to stop cycle of graft in Vietnam | |
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Gold consumption has been on rise in last two years despite record high prices | |
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Singtex earns millions annually by improving fabrics with coffee waste | |
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