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Turkey downgrades ties with Israel
WikiLeaks posts all US cables unredacted
Women celebrate fall of Gaddafi in Tripoli
'Many killed' in protests across Syria
Bahrain medics go on hunger strike over trial
UN agency is concerned about possible existence of other undisclosed activities related to Tehran's nuclear programme.
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Government report shows no net jobs were created in August, keeping nation's unemployment rate locked at 9.1 per cent.
Last Modified: 02 Sep 2011 15:57 GMT
Last Modified: 02 Sep 2011 15:57 GMT
The children, ages 12 to 18, mistakenly crossed the border into Afghanistan while picnicking in northwest Pakistan.
Last Modified: 02 Sep 2011 09:45 GMT
Last Modified: 02 Sep 2011 09:45 GMT
Police fire tear gas at protesters angry over presence of duplicate voter registrations ahead of upcoming elections.
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Indonesian mayor resists building of church
Despite losing all legal battles, mayor says he cannot allow a church to be built on a street with an Islamic name.
Despite losing all legal battles, mayor says he cannot allow a church to be built on a street with an Islamic name.
No end in sight to Haiti's cholera epidemic
Months after cholera outbreak, health officials are still struggling to contain waterborne disease.
Months after cholera outbreak, health officials are still struggling to contain waterborne disease.
Iceland-China resort deal stirs controversy
Iceland's government divided over a plan to sell a large area of the island to a Chinese tycoon.
Iceland's government divided over a plan to sell a large area of the island to a Chinese tycoon.
Speech debacle latest embarrassment for Obama
Some analysts say US president has seen more disrespect than any other recent leader.
Some analysts say US president has seen more disrespect than any other recent leader.
Mexican gangs threaten school teachers
In the city of Acapulco, at least four teachers have turned up missing for refusing to pay gangs half of their salaries.
In the city of Acapulco, at least four teachers have turned up missing for refusing to pay gangs half of their salaries.
Pakistan's private security sector booms
Ordinary citizens join the ranks of those paying for protection in violence-wracked country.
Ordinary citizens join the ranks of those paying for protection in violence-wracked country.
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