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India Bans Jallikattu: Supreme Court Ruling Sees End of 'Running of the Bulls Festival'
Supreme Court in India bans Jallikattu for 'extreme cruelty' in landmark ruling.
Chickasaw Nation: The Fight to Save a Dying Native American Language
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Thai Opposition Calls for 'Final Fight' to Install New Government
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Irish Government Rocked by Double Resignation
Minister of justice and secretary general of finance department resign in runup to European elections
Russian Markets Surge on Putin Troop Pullback
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Angelina Jolie Brands Boko Haram Abduction of Nigerian Schoolgirls 'Evil'
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Brunei Sharia Law: Dorchester CEO Complains as Stars Boycott Beverly Hills Hotel
Hollywood stars boycott Brunei-owned Beverly Hills hotel as sultan implements Sharia law.
Nato Dismisses Putin Claims of Russian Troop Withdrawal from Border
Russian president takes softer line on Ukraine crisis and urges separatists' autonomy referendum postponed
Syria Video Footage Shows Rebels Evacuating Homs
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Oil Blockade Continues as Libyan Rebels Refuse to Deal With New PM
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Haaretz Correspondent Accuses Newsweek of Anti-Semitism Over Passover Reference
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Missing MH370: Tenth of Americans Believe Aliens Abducted Malaysian Flight
CNN poll shows 9% of Americans think "space aliens" were involved in flight MH370 disappearance.
Vietnam Celebrates 60th Anniversary of Battle of Dien Bien Phu Victory
Vietnam marks game-changing Viet Minh victory that pushed France out of Indochina
Ukraine: Presidential Hopeful Petro Poroshenko Urges More EU and US Sanctions on Russia
If Russia backs a referendum in Donbass it could have dramatic implications on the Ukrainian presidential elections.
Betty Dodson and Fourth-Wave Feminism: Masturbation is Key to Longer Life
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Tombs of Workers who Built Terracotta Warriors Mausoleum Discovered in China
Tombs of ancient workers who built the Terracotta Warriors mausoleum have been unearthed.
Boko Haram Kidnapped Girls 'Could be Identified With 9/11 Forensic DNA Technology'
US experts offer forensic DNA technology to reunite Nigerian girls taken by Boko Haram with families.
Sharia Justice? Sultan of Brunei's Playboy Prince Brother 'Kept Mistress as Adulterers Face Death by Stoning'
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Indonesia: Gang-Raped Widow Faces Public Caning Under Sharia Law
Islamic law officials in Aceh province say 25-year-old and her lover should be punished despite brutal vigilantes' attack.
FBI Agent Booked Under Terror Charges in Pakistan for Trying to Board Plane with Bullets
FBI agent arrested in Karachi airport faces anti-terrorism charges in local court.
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Heathrow Airport Fire: Cargo Carrier Bursts into Flames Near Jet Airways Boeing 777
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Fish Rainfall Startles Sri Lankan Village
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Radical Jewish Female Settler Who Backed Killing Israeli Soldiers Arrested
Israeli police held Yitzhar woman on charges of inciting violence over email thread justifying use of lethal force against IDF.
Ukraine Receives $3.2bn of IMF's $17bn Bailout Package
Ukraine's interim government allocates $1bn to central bank's foreign currency reserves and the rest to the state budget.
Boko Haram Abduction: President Goodkuck Jonathan Accepts US Help
The US offers help to Nigeria in finding the abducted school girls.
Moscow Says US Companies Under Pressure Over St Petersburg Forum
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Thai Court Orders Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra's Removal
Thailand's constitutional court removes Yingluck and nine other cabinet members for abuse of power.
Boko Haram: Hundreds Feared Dead in More Attacks as US Joins Hunt for Abducted Girls
Barack Obama, describing abductions as 'heartbreaking' and 'outrageous', sends team of US experts to Nigeria.
Monica Lewinsky: Clinton Affair Exposure Left me Close to Suicide
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Ukraine Presidential Candidate Natalya Korolevskaya Missing on Way to Donetsk
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