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| Iran says it wants to resume talks with world powers to resolve nuclear dispute in way that both sides can 'win' |  |
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| Outgoing president Saleh's handpicked successor Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi is set to become president in uncontested election |  |
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| Move seen as part of effort to prevent repeat of one of the largest anti-government rallies that was seen in the capital Saturday |  |
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| The $171 billion package will be the debt-laden country's second loan in two years |  |
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| Officials in Seoul say the morning exercise was routine and included the firing of self-propelled howitzers and mortars |  |
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| Aung San Suu Kyi's NLD says restrictions lifted Monday within hours after party's news conference expressing concerns about fairness |  |
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| During his visit to the US, Xi Jinping met with a variety of Americans, from President Obama, congressional leaders in Washington |  |
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| Strategic partnership dominates Sunday talks in Kabul led by Senator John McCain |  |
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| Justice and Equality Movement says it detained soldiers after they allegedly entered a rebel-held area without permission |  |
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| VOA's Gabe Joselow reports from Kenya-Somalia border where Islamic militants are preventing food aid from being delivered |  |
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