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Egypt's historic referendum could bolster Islamists
Final results of Saturday's historic referendum show that 77.2 percent of voters have backed constitutional changes in what was the freest vote in Egypt in more than half a century, but opponents say the result give an unfair advantage to Islamist-dominant entities such as the Muslim Brotherhood and the former ruling National Democratic Party.
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Not so different after all
"The California desert looks a lot like much of Iraq — which makes it an ideal training ground for military units about to deploy — and nothing like Cambridge. The former is a small town dominated by the massive Marine Corps base nearby and filled with a few thousand aggressive young men with clipped hair," said Sayce Falk, a former Marine and second-year graduate student at Harvard Kennedy School.
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In Northeastern Japan, A 'Very Unsettling Time'
A man looks over at the empty pumps of a filling station near the town of Noda.
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Foreign Minister Says Libya Declaring Cease-Fire
Libyan rebels celebrate in Benghazi on Thursday after the United Nations Security Council passed a resolution to impose a no-fly zone over Libya.
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Shock Begins To Turn To Anger In Japan
People rest on the floor at a evacuation center after the recent tsunami and earthquake in Natori, Miyagi prefecture, on Wednesday.
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Six killed as Yemen police fire on anti- government protesters
Police forces in Yemen have killed atleast six people, including a 15 year old student and injured many more, after they attacked anti- government protesters in the capital city Sanaa.
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China not to compete with US in exerting influence in Middle East
China's envoy to the Middle East, Wu Sike, has said that Beijing is not competing with Washington in exerting influence in the area, but is confident about its ties with the region.
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MAYORS: PROMOTERS OF COLLABORATION, SOLIDARITY, HUMANITY
This morning the Holy Father received members of the National Association of Italian Local Authorities.
In his address to them, the Pope highlighted how "the multiplicity of subjects and of situations is not incompatible with the unity of the nation, which is being reaffirmed by this 150th anniversary currently being celebrated. Unity and plurality are, at various levels including the ecclesial level, values which enrich one another, if the right reciprocal balance is maintained.
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China keeps heavy security on fourth 'Jasmine' day
Hundreds of police maintained heavy security at two busy commercial sites in China's capital Sunday for the fourth week of planned 'Jasmine' rallies against the government.
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Tears, No New Fears At Muslim Radicals Hearing
Members of the public listen Thursday as the Committee on Homeland Security holds the first in a series of hearings on radicalization in the American Muslim community.
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