Egyptians Vote Under Tight Security Voters begin two days of voting for military-backed constitution six months after country's first democratically-elected president, Mohamed Morsi, was ousted by the army More Despite Protests, Thailand's PM Says She Won't Resign Several thousand protesters gathered outside the customs department, one of several government buildings targeted More US Defends Kerry Against Barbs From Israeli Defense Chief Leading Israeli newspaper quoted Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon as saying Israeli security plan presented by US secretary of state is 'not worth the paper it was written on' More Indonesian Jihadists in Syria Highlight Conflict's Global Draw Terrorism expert says fighters are getting involved for ideological reasons More Nearly 80,000 South Sudanese Flee Country Internal displacement rises above 350,000 More UN Reports Grave Human Rights Violations in CAR Fact-finding team confirms large-scale killings of Christian and Muslim civilians took place in early December in Bangui and Bossangoa More WFP Seeks $60 Million to Avert Hunger in Zimbabwe Food security in rural areas is dire with four provinces particularly vulnerable as the so-called 'hunger season' begins, UN food agency says More Harsh Sentence Provides Little Comfort in China Human Trafficking Scandal Human trafficking, especially involving children, is long-standing problem in nation where analysts estimate at least 200,000 children are lost annually to trafficking More US Congress Agrees on 2014 Spending Bill President says he is 'very pleased' with measure, urges Congress to quickly pass compromise that would avoid another government shutdown More Detroit Showcases Dramatic Turnaround at Auto Show Fueled by growing sales and increased production, industry roars back from brink of collapse More |
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Egyptians Vote Under Tight Security
Despite Protests, Thailand's PM Says She Won't Resign
US Defends Kerry Against Barbs From Israeli Defense Chief
Indonesian Jihadists in Syria Highlight Conflict's Global Draw
Nearly 80,000 South Sudanese Flee Country
UN Reports Grave Human Rights Violations in CAR
WFP Seeks $60 Million to Avert Hunger in Zimbabwe
Harsh Sentence Provides Little Comfort in China Human Trafficking Scandal
US Congress Agrees on 2014 Spending Bill
Detroit Showcases Dramatic Turnaround at Auto Show
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