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Counterfeit Chinese parts 'flood' US military equipment
A huge number of fake Chinese electronics parts are being used in US military equipments, a key senate committee report has concluded, after a more-than-year-long investigation.
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UN launches emergency operation to feed thousands who fled Malian conflict
Malian refugee women wait with their children to receive relief items from UNHCR in Gaoudel, Ayorou district, northern Niger.
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Attack on Mali's Interim President Sparks Condemnation
Mali residents are expressing shock at an attack on the country's interim president by protesters unhappy with an agreement to let him stay in office for a year. West African leaders have condemned the attack and threatened sanctions on those it finds responsible for trying to block a return to civilian government, two months after a military coup.
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IAEA chief says talks in Iran 'positive'
The chief of the UN nuclear watchdog Monday said talks with Iran's top nuclear negotiator were "positive", Iranian state TV reported, as he was slated to hold discussions with Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi.
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100 killed as rogue soldier blows himself in Yemeni military parade
Nearly 100 people, mostly soldiers, were killed when a man apparently wearing an explosive laden vest under his army uniform blew himself up in the midst of a military parade rehearsal Monday, officials said.
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Leaders prepare ground for NATO support role in Afghanistan
NATO alliance leaders meeting here for talks aimed at paving the way for ending the nearly 11-year-long war in Afghanistan, affirmed plans for an "irreversible transition" in which Afghan security forces will take control by mid 2013.
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US drones to help Iraq guard southern oil fields
Iraq is acquiring unmanned surveillance drones from the United States as part of efforts to boost bilateral relations and also to beef up security of its oil installations and energy fuel exports amid growing tensions in the region.
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Chinese fishermen, vessels freed in North Korea
The 29 Chinese fishermen and three fishing vessels seized in the Yellow Sea by unidentified North Koreans have been freed, marking an end to a 13-day standoff but the mystery persists about the identity of the captors.
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ON VISIT TO WEST AFRICA, SECURITY COUNCIL PRAISES LIBERIA’S PROGRESS
Ahead of their visit to Côte d’Ivoire, the members of the Security Council commended Liberia for its progress since the end of its civil war in 2003, and reiterated their support for efforts on reconciliation and inclusive dialogue in the West African country.
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Security Council and UN chief condemn deadly terrorist attack in Yemen
Amb. Agshin Mehdiyev.
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Human Rights
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