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| Laws designed to crack down on the sales of pirated US products overseas prompt popular websites to go 'offline' |  |
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| Despite ongoing security efforts, the government has not been able to quell unrest in towns surrounding Damascus |  |
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| Hope fading fast as divers trying to search submerged parts of ship describe difficult conditions, poor visibility |  |
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| Kabiru Sokoto was being escorted to another police station outside of Abuja when 'suspected gang members' attacked and freed him |  |
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| Increased Internet monitoring necessary to prevent spread of harmful information, says Beijing |  |
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| Court case, government demands stoke fears about net censorship in world's largest democracy |  |
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| Pro-democracy icon and her National League for Democracy party will contest 48 parliamentary seats on April 1 |  |
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| Proposed Taliban office in Qatar triggers hopes for a political settlement in Afghanistan |  |
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| Islamabad review of bilateral relations cited as reason behind delay of Marc Grossman's trip |  |
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| Russia says a military strike against Iran would be a "catastrophe" that would inflame tensions in the region |  |
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