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| 30 unarmed observers are expected in Syria in coming days, followed by an expanded team of up to 300 monitors, as part of a truce plan |  |
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| Most sanctions on Burma have been suspended, while new EU measures target Syrian imports of luxury goods and so-called dual-use products |  |
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| Sudan's president says Juba only understands language of 'guns and ammunition' amid reports of deadly bombings in South's Unity state |  |
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| NLD objects to oath of office, requests wording change so members are required to 'respect' the constitution rather than 'safeguard' it |  |
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| Perceived insults trigger threat to take 'quick action' against Seoul as war of words escalates |  |
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| People returning home after 20-year war with Joseph Kony's Lord's Resistance Army find their land occupied or sold off |  |
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| Vietnam, United States begin annual exercises amid growing tensions over competing claims in disputed waterway |  |
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| Government says it will begin deporting illegal immigrants from South Sudan, Ivory Coast because it is safe for them to return home |  |
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| Obama issues executive order allowing US authorities to impose sanctions on foreign entities using technology in human rights abuses |  |
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| President visits Duekoue, where hundreds of people were killed allegedly by his supporters in last year's violent transfer of power |  |
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| Under proposed deal, both sides could even agree to extend US military assistance past negotiated 2024 cut-off |  |
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| Companies say Perth-based iiNet infringed on copyrights when it allowed customers to download movies, TV programs |  |
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