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| US, China strike a deal on Chen Guangcheng, who will remain in China after receiving medical treatment |  |
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| Taliban claims responsibility for the assault on the heavily-secured compound housing hundreds of international workers |  |
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| President also delivers an election year message to American people that war is winding down |  |
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| Human Rights Watch report alleges government forces 'used every minute before the cease-fire to cause harm' |  |
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| Reports say fighting began at dawn, when assailants raided anti-government protesters' camp |  |
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| Nobel laureate takes oath of office to enter parliament, but analysts say opposition has little power and a lot to learn about politics |  |
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| Bo Xilai and Chen Guangcheng cases have revealed local abuses of power that are testing China's resolve to reform |  |
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| Activists say they will lead protests if officials cited for stealing fuel subsidies are not prosecuted |  |
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| Shooting of Chut Wutty by military police stirs outrage from rights groups |  |
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| World Food Program expands humanitarian aid in South Sudan to assist new wave of refugees |  |
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| Those who want to re-impose beef ban do not trust US or South Korea's government to properly screen cattle for mad cow disease |  |
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| Kings Romans plans to turn huge tracts of jungle and farmland once associated with opium trade into a tourism magnet |  |
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| Kenya has some of the world's worst road fatality statistics, with more than 3,000 people killed annually |  |
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