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Bomber blows apart police station in Iraq

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China has many problems, said a Chinese daily as it warned that 'in theory, it is not totally unfeasible that the nation could fall into social turmoil should its public governance fail'.

China has many problems, said a Chinese daily as it warned that 'in theory, it is not totally unfeasible that the nation could fall into social turmoil should its public governance fail'.

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Bahrain: Ban calls for immediate end to violence against demonstrators

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Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon addresses correspondents on the current developments in Northern Africa and the Middle East

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Threat of violence against women in Egypt unfolds after attacks

The reported attack of a senior U.S. television correspondent during celebrations of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak's stepping down from office, has brought into the open the threat of violence women in Egypt face.

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Police and military crackdown on Bahrain protesters

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Chinese give higher priority to ties with EU than US, others

The Chinese people give more priority to their country's relationship with the European Union as compared to relations with the United States and many other countries, according to a survey.

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Hastings to play important role in Australia's World Cup defence: Border

Former Australia captain Allan Border has said that Victoria medium-pacer John Hastings, who was relatively unknown a year ago, is set to play an important role in Australia's defence of the World Cup.

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ANGELUS: POPE RECALLS FOUR ROMA CHILDREN WHO DIED IN FIRE

At midday today Benedict XVI appeared at the window of his study to pray the Angelus with faithful gathered in St. Peter's Square.

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Great Game’ Seeks to Put Afghanistan Experience in Context

“The Great Game” was the euphemism the British used when referring to their strategic rivalry with the Russian empire that played out in Afghanistan in the 19th century.

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Security Council discusses poverty and under-development as root of conflict

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Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon (left) and Foreign Minister Antonio de Aguiar Patriota of Brazil at the Security Council