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Dispute simmers but Philippines withdraws warship
The Philippines Thursday said it has withdrawn its largest warship from a simmering stand-off with Chinese boats in the South China Sea, but the dispute remains far from over with both countries deploying non-military boats in the disputed area.
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Uneasy calm on Syrian streets after ceasefire
An uneasy calm prevailed in Syrian cities after a ceasefire proposed by UN envoy Kofi Annan came into force Thursday morning even as Western countries doubted President Bashar al-Assad's intentions to hold on to the truce plan.
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Combined Force Captures Taliban Leader
An Afghan and coalition security force captured a Taliban leader in the Spin Boldak district of Afghanistan’s Kandahar province today, military officials reported.
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Mali coup underlines instability in north Africa since Libyan uprising
The intentional misreading of UN security council resolution 1973 resulted in Nato's predictably violent Operation Odyssey in Libya last year.
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Philippines warns of defending itself if attacked by Chinese vessels in South China Sea
The Philippines has warned that it would defend itself if attacked following a standoff between a Philippine warship and two Chinese surveillance vessels over fishing rights in the South China Sea.
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MYANMAR: Cross-line NGOs in Kachin need support
Thousands of displaced remain in need
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Britain's Cameron Discusses Arms Deals in Indonesia
British Prime Minister David Cameron is visiting Jakarta Wednesday where the sale of arms is high on the agenda. As China deepens its defense spending and India emerges as the world’s largest importer of arms, Southeast Asia’s largest economy is heading in the same direction.
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Iraqi leaders must work together to resolve outstanding issues, UN envoy stresses
Special Representative Martin Kobler.
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US send aircrafts to Gulf before resumption over Tehran's nuke programme talks
The United States has reportedly sent Iran a message of intent by despatching two aircraft carriers to the Gulf region.
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Tensions Rise Ahead of Planned North Korean Launch
An international chorus is denouncing North Korea’s planned satellite rocket launch. Pyongyang is at odds with the world community over the project, which is seen as furthering North Korea’s quest for intercontinental ballistic missile capability.
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