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Protesters use golf clubs, sticks to push police off prime minister's compound.Related:
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Putin says US provoked Georgia crisis after arming and training Georgian forces.Related:
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Former Bosnian Serb leader back in court to enter pleas to war crimes charges.Related:
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Report: Iran has nearly 4,000 centrifuges operating in uranium enrichment plant.Related:
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Thousands flee Hindu mobs who have been attacking Christians in east India.Related:
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Boats head for Cyprus from Gaza carrying Palestinians defying Israel's blockade.Related:
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Georgia-Russia Conflict
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Russia recognizes independence of Georgian rebel regions, tension with West.Related:
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Russian President: We don't want a new Cold War, but we're not afraid either.Related:
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World Credit Crunch
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World Bank: more people living in poverty in developing countries.Related:
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What a World
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Swiss exonerate woman beheaded in 1782 in last European witch executionRelated:
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A modern art sculpture portraying a crucified frog is blasphemous says the Pope.Related:
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Bollywood's "Hari Puttar" film sparks lawsuit from "Harry Potter" producers.Related:
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The Battle in Afghanistan
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UN says opium production is down in some regions but up in others.Related:
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New UN report says opium production has decreased.Related:
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30 suspected Taliban killed in Afghanistan clashes, airstrikes; Japanese aid worker killed
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New UN report says opium production has decreased.Related:
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Pandas displaced by Sichuan Province earthquake are struggling to survive.Related:
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Beijing scrambles to deal with terror threats, protests and pollution.Related:
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Residents have rebuilt many homes and avoided famine without government aid.Related:
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Contemporary art from Iraq is on display in New York City.
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British media scrutinizes Democratic presidential candidate.
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The charity Oxfam warns of a "catastrophe in the making" in East Africa.Related:
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Manuel Uribe lost hundreds of pounds after a televised plea for help.
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Portuguese police are dropping the investigation due to lack of evidence.Related:
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A man claiming to be Jesus has gathered a strong following in Russia.
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The World Food Program estimates that 10 million Afghan people are hungry.
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The price of property in this Iraq city soars as security increases.Related:
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A woman in Japan tries to get some shut-eye while suspended from a building.
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Families in the U.S., China and Africa feel the pinch of higher food prices.Related:
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Stuntman beats the average flight speed of an airplane in his winged suit.Related:
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Eight pandas chosen to cheer on the games make their first public appearance.Related:
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In Kenya, Barack Obama's extended family celebrates.Related:
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The American college student awaits charges in a maximum security Italian jail.
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One of Brazil's last unseen Indian tribes is photographed in the jungle.Related:
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