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A Southern Sudanese official says northern Sudan has declared "economic war" by violating an agreement and issuing a new currency just weeks after the two countries split.
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On Saturday, July 23, Norway was hit by two deadly terrorist attacks. In the first, a bomb exploded in Oslo's government sector, political analysts and commentators quickly started looking in the direction of an Al-Qaeda style Islamist group as the likely culprits in such a horrific attack.
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Libya: Is Gaddafi Mocking the International Community?
While the international community battles over road maps, peace talks and cease fire plans, saying they are in touch with the Libyan government, one leader, Muammar Gaddafi seems blissfully unaware that he supposedly is on the brink of accepting a deal that will force him to step down from power.
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Libyan Conflict : Are the reports that Gaddafi is preparing to step down just part of a Nato/UN game plan?
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