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US military says likely cause was mechanical problems, not hostile fire, and says both crew members rescued
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South African President Jacob Zuma warns that Western-led bombings of Libyan military installations must not target civilians
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Officials order expanded marine life testing, report that the 'worst may be over' at damaged nuclear plant
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Amid protests and defections, Yemeni president willing to
hold elections next year and leave office in an orderly transition of
power
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UN Human Rights Office expresses great concern about reports of people gone missing, killings, arrests and intimidation
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Region may even see increased investments from Japan as companies diversify away from areas at higher risk of natural disaster
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Afghan forces are set to take over security in seven areas in July, marking first phase of planned handover from foreign troops
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As Somali government battles Islamist insurgents, EU demands results from transitional leaders to enact required reforms
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Japan tsunami brought back memories of days following
2004 Indian Ocean tsunami that killed more than 230,000 people in 11
countries
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Many festivities were marred by violence
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Films explore variety of conflicts over life-sustaining resource
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