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UN human rights chief renews call on Security Council to refer Syria to ICC
The United Nations human rights chief renewed her call on the Security Council to refer the situation in Syria to the International Criminal Court.
Arab League, Syrian Opposition Discuss Syrian Crisis
Syrian opposition leaders and Arab diplomats began a two-day conference in Cairo under the auspices of the Arab League to consider measures to step up pressure against the government of President Bashar al-Assad. ...
Transforming Egypt's Economy, Military Daunt Morsi
Two of the biggest challenges facing Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi are improving the economy and countering the entrenched interests of the nation's military. ...
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Iran Begins Military Exercises In Face Of Western Pressure
Iran has announced three days of military exercises aimed at spotlighting the Islamic republic's strength.
Report Sheds Light on North Korean Nuclear Program
Japanese newspapers are reporting North Korea's late leader gave explicit instructions to mass produce uranium-based weapons.
Boko Haram Battles Crush Northern Nigerian City
Nigeria’s new National Security Adviser Sambo Dasuki says he is optimistic that a cease-fire between the government and the militant group known as Boko Haram could offer some relief. ...
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Taiwan to seal fighter upgrade deal with U.S. July 5Taiwan's military said that a proposal by the United States to overhaul the country's aging F-16 A/B jet fighters has passed a review.
Firefighting C-130s Placed on Operational Hold After Crash In what officials describe as "a prudent measure," all military C-130 aircraft equipped with the Modular Airborne Fire Fighting System have been placed on operational hold. ...
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