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Witnesses tallying deaths say at least 39 people have been killed in fighting in the past day
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Opposition leaders say they'll continue push for regime change as human rights report cites killings, torture by Syrian troops
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Current mission, comprised of air strikes and enforcement of a no-fly zone, will continue until September
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Saleem Shahzad is laid to rest, but his killing puts
Pakistan back in the spotlight as one of the deadliest countries for
journalists
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North’s confirmation comes amid an escalation in fighting in disputed Abyei region
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Government says Chinese ships unloaded building materials and put up military posts on reefs claimed by Manila
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Former president Hosni Mubarak and his two sons will face trial, charges of fraud and orchestrating killing of protesters
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UN handed-off operational control of police force to East Timor authorities in March but UN police officers still patrol streets
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US defense secretary on his final international trip before he leaves office on June 30
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European investigators scramble to find source of an E. coli outbreak first linked to contaminated Spanish cucumbers
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Wael Ghonim reflects on California Science Center exhibit
that chronicles Golden Age of science in Islamic world from 7th-17th
century
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