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| Authorities say Arsala Rahmani was travelling in his car to Kabul's highly-secured diplomatic center when he came under attack |  |
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| Washington has not acknowledged whether US behind attacks |  |
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| President Karolos Papoulias held talks with heads of conservative, liberal and socialist parties |  |
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| An estimated 7,000 people attended two-kilometer walk called for by several prominent writers |  |
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| Leaders says they will not tolerate further provocation from N. Korea, amid fears that Pyongyang preparing for new nuclear test |  |
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| Ugandan military spokesman says Caesar Achellam was captured during ambush in Central African Republic |  |
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| European Union, United States endorse parliamentary elections as important step toward reform |  |
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| Rivalry emerging among Europe's main airports to provide fastest links to emerging economies |  |
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| An estimated 70 million sharks are killed each year to feed growing demand among increasingly affluent Chinese consumers |  |
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| Critics say new film starring director's favorite lead actor, Johnny Depp, is LOL |  |
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