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Togolese Opposition Demands Reform, Halt to March Election

A member of Togo’s main opposition National Alliance for Change, or ANC, party said the opposition wants to stop the government’s preparation for March parliamentary elections amid a dispute over electoral reform.

Sectarian Violence Expected to Rise in Pakistan

A leading human rights group says Pakistan's Shi'ite Muslims are living in a state of siege, after a string of bombings across the country killed 115 people and wounded nearly 250, in one of the nation's deadliest days in years.

North Korea Accused of 'Unauthorized' Production of Sesame Street Toys

The U.S. non-profit group that produces the children's television show Sesame Street says a major North Korean toy maker is producing unlicensed replicas of popular characters from the internationally syndicated educational program.

In call to Prime Minister, Ban discusses Japan’s economy and role in northeast Asia

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Shinzo Abe.

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