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UN Special Envoy Brahimi Moves to Revive Deadlocked Syria Talks in Geneva
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China Punishes Relatives of Tibetan Protesters Who Burn Themselves to Death
Families of protesters who burn themselves to death barred from social security.
Angela Merkel 'to Meet Ukrainian Opposition Leaders in Berlin'
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Libya Military Coup Fears: General Khalifa Haftar Calls for Suspension of Parliament
Statement by Commander Khalifa Haftar calls for formation of presidential committee
Egypt in $3Bn Arms Deal with Russia as Putin Backs Al-Sisi for President
Biggest Moscow-Cairo weapons deal as post-Morsi regime seen leaning towards Russia.
Thai Police Launch 'Operation Valentine' to clear out Bangkok Protest Sites
Thousands of Thai security forces descend on capital Bangkok to evict protests from state-run buildings.
Italian PM Enrico Letta to Resign in Renzi Palace Coup
Prime minister will quit after Democratic Party leader urged new government.
Matteo Renzi: Boy Scout Tony Blair who Wants to be Italy's PM
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Westminster Times: Floods Again, Sin Bins, Silly Answers and Militants
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Italy's PD Leader Matteo Renzi Urges Palace Coup against Enrico Letta
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Ukraine: President Yanukovich Urges Investigation of Judge Murder
A Ukrainian judge involved in cases against anti-government activists was shot several times.
Ministry of Defence Costs Shot Up After U-Turn Over Fighter Planes
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Asia's Arms Race: Australia Voices Concerns as Nations Increase Investment in Weapons
Many countries in Asia are investing heavily in arms, raising concerns about global security.
Scottish Independence: Labour's Ed Balls Slams SNP's Alex Salmond for Losing Credibility over Irresponsible Debt Threats
Labour's shadow chancellor hits back at the Scottish independence 'Yes campaign'
UK Storms: Cameron Repackaging Flood Money, Cries Labour
Labour keeps up challenge on prime minister over spending to tackle the flooding crisis.
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Tories, Lib Dems and Labour all say Scots cannot keep sterling if they go independent.
Pepper Spray and Knives out as Indian Parliament's Andhra Pradesh Bill Boils Over
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Israel Denies Entry to Palestinian Patients For 'State of Palestine' Letterhead
Palestinian health ministry said it used State of Palestine mark for a year without problems.
Nicole Miller CEO Bud Konheim: The Poor Should Stop Whining or Go to China
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Russell Brand Launches e-Petition with Avaaz to Change UK Drug Laws
Comedian needs 100,000 signatures to spark parliamentary debate on drug law reform.
Plebgate: Andrew Mitchell Did say 'Pleb' Claims Downing Street Officer
Ian Richardson makes explosive new claim about the former Conservative Chief Whip
Le Pen's Far-Right FN Party Backed by 34% of French
Marine Le Pen's anti-European National Front records soaring support ahead of EU elections.
Israeli Firebrand Naftali Bennett Storms Out of Knesset in Protest at 'German Lies'
Far-right nationalist leader says he won't accept lies from European parliament president Martin Schultz.
UK Floods Crisis: 'Pickles to Blame for Abuse of Flood Workers in Wraysbury'
GMB union launches attack on communities secretary.
Cameron Forced to Backtrack on 'Money No Object' Floods Relief Pledge in Miliband Clash
Labour's Ed Miliband challenged David Cameron over minister's claim there were "no blank cheques" for floods.
UK Floods Crisis: Cameron's Money no Object Pledge 'Not a Blank Cheque'
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