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Witnesses say forces loyal to embattled President Ali Abdullah Saleh stormed a protest camp Monday in the city of Taiz
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Security forces backed by tanks fire on civilians in Talbiseh, Rastan and central communities staging protests
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Zuma represents AU in talks with Libyan authorities, seeks immediate cessation of all hostilities
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Activists gathered on the same ship stopped by Israeli commandos a year ago, vowing to sail again late June to bring aid to Gaza
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Northern government wants South forces to withdraw from border states Blue Nile and South Kordofan in oil-rich Abyei region
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Lawyer says Mladic too ill to be transferred to court,
but Serbia's deputy war crimes prosecutor calls appeal a 'delaying
tactic'
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Christine Lagarde is trying to solicit support from emerging economies to be next head of the International Monetary Fund
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In Eastern Congo, rape can be an act of war or revenge - or a response to extreme poverty, ignorance and fear
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WHO warns much work remains to be done to reduce the
millions of premature deaths that occur every year from tobacco-related
illnesses
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America pays tribute to the men and women who died while in the military service
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One of the astronauts says being in space has shown him the fragility of the Earth’s environment
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