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| Assaults on several rebel strongholds trigger battles that killed 13 people as Arab nations begin new diplomatic effort |  |
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| Commanders discuss probe into NATO strike that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers and froze US-Pakistani relations |  |
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| Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman John Kerry calls Iran, nuclear program 'biggest foreign policy challenge facing the US' |  |
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| Opponents of the coup want country to return to civilian rule but many Malians support the soldiers who ousted their elected president |  |
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| Newspapers bearing the image of Aung San Suu Kyi are fairly common nowadays in Rangoon |  |
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| The two meet after the pope's outdoor mass in Havana Wednesday |  |
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| Eskinder Nega describes himself as a prisoner of conscience, rejects accusations that he conspired to overthrow government |  |
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| Crackdown comes comes after a Tibetan exile set himself on fire to protest a visit by Chinese President Hu Jintao |  |
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| Human Rights Watch says Afghanistan's criminal justice system has made little progress in the way it treats women |  |
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| Advocacy groups say the verdict is discriminatory, unfairly targeting foreign domestic workers |  |
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| Mobile phone service iCow provides a myriad of information, advice to cattle farmers |  |
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| Of all local businesses affected by BP spill, Louisiana's once-flourishing oyster industry is probably in the worst condition |  |
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