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Mohammed Morsi to Face Trial for Conspiracy with Hamas and Hezbollah
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Thai Government Imposes State Of Emergency in Bangkok
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Thai Protesters Suspected of Smuggling Arms into Bangkok
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Protesters Confront Police on Kiev Streets
Clashes between Ukraine riot police and demonstrators in the streets of Kiev stretched late into the night on Monday (January 20), in what is the worst violence for decades in the country's capital.
Deepening Political Divide Could Hit India's Economic Reforms
Existing political divide points to unstable government in India.
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Annual Japanese Dolphin Slaughter Begins in Taiji Cove
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Caesar's Revenge: Assad Photographer Exposes Syrian Regime's Mass Torture
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India: Andaman's Jarawa Tribe Women Face Sexual Exploitation by Outsiders
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Geneva II Talks on Syria: UN Drops Iran Invitation after Boycott Threat
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Iran Nuclear Deal: What are Terms of EU Lifting Sanctions?
European Union partially lifts economic sanctions after Iran suspends high-level uranium enrichment.
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Bill de Blasio: the Left's Nutty Professor Transforming New York into a Giant Political Petri Dish
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Kiev Tensions High After Night of Clashes
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Syrian Opposition Sets Deadline on Iran Part in Peace Talks
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Toyota May Kill Thailand Investment Plans if Political Crisis Lingers
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China One Child Policy: Police Bust Gang Responsible for Sex-Selection Abortion
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Turkish Police Fire Tear Gas on Istanbul Protesters
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