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| Opposition leaders make a show of strength, as Arab League observers pursue their mission |  |
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| Turkey confirmed Thursday that those killed in airstrikes in Iraq were smugglers military mistook for Kurdish rebels |  |
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| Egyptian security forces stormed 17 offices of human rights groups Thursday as part of an investigation |  |
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| Admiral quoted as saying tests are part of military drill amid heightened tensions over Tehran's threat to close Strait of Hormuz |  |
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| Cyclone Thane makes landfall near former French colonial town of Pondicherry early Friday with winds up to 135 kilometers per hour |  |
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| National Defense Commission issued a statement admonishing what it called 'foolish politicians around the world' |  |
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| Investigation into memo seeking Washington's support to prevent possible military coup after US raid that killed Osama bin Laden |  |
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| Measure, which has been passed by the lower house, seeks to create an independent ombudsman to probe corruption among politicians |  |
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| Firefighters battle blaze on vessel for hours; No fatalities |  |
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| Kandahar officials say insurgents have chosen to fight fewer combat battles. Instead, they favor suicide attacks, using children |  |
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| Democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi formally registered her National League for Democracy as a political party last week |  |
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| US sends letter to to Hungarian government reportedly relaying concerns about a perceived crackdown on democratic freedom |  |
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| Move comes as Iran has threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz if nuclear sanctions are tightened |  |
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