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    • One of the judges in the Oslo trial of a man accused over last year's mass killings in Norway has been dismissed from the case after it emerged he had posted a comment online suggesting the perpetrator of the attacks should face the death penalty.
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      Defendant, who pleaded not guilty but acknowledged carrying out attacks that killed 77 people, due to testify in Oslo.
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    • After a year of political upheaval and violence, and just two months since former president Ali Abdullah Saleh was replaced by his deputy, Yemenis in the capital Sanaa are cautiously returning to normal life.
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      Yemenis in Sanaa return to normal life after year of unrest, but questions remain over whether peace will hold.
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      • Yakubu Umar Maje ‎@sanda is there any connection between yemen and Egypt we talking about political issues not men
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        Healp healp healp healp healp healp healp we asking aljzeera for the coverage of that the problem that almost 30-40.million muslim are facing as all people knows that No one has the right to force other people to accept has ideology but now... adays here in ethiopia muslim are forced to accept the New ceming ideology ahbash by using different islamic institution mesjid so we me asking the local gov' that we need the right decision in compating the intrferance of ahbash ideology in lslamic instituton mesjid unless other wise the world woude see the out come please healp healp healp ethiopian muslims April 20/2012 where about 1.000.000.muslims are expected to participate there fore we urge you to broadcast this event on the planned date and give a coveprage programs injustice one in injustice all pleace cntact us in the following e-mails voiceofethiopianmuslims@hotmail.com
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    • The US Secret Service has revoked the security clearances of 11 agents accused of hiring prostitutes on the eve of President Barack Obama's weekend trip to the Americas summit in Colombia.
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      Pentagon says alleged misconduct by Obama's security personnel and military at hotel in Colombia has "embarrassed" army.
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    • As much a life philosophy and an art form as an athletic discipline, parkour is the traversing and scaling of obstacles and barriers through running, jumping and vaulting. Parkour is set apart from political and religious factionalism, violence and militancy. For the latest generation of young Palestinians to have grown up in Gaza's Khan Younis camp under-educated and unemployed, it is the ultimate means of escape.
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      Two young Palestinians embrace an art form and athletic discipline that offers an escape from life under occupation.
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    • Australia has announced that its troops will be withdraw from Afghanistan nearly a year ahead of a previously scheduled 2014 withdrawal date.

      Julia Gillard, the Australian prime minster, said on Tuesday that most of 1,550 remaining Australian troops in Afghanistan were expected to return home by the end of 2013.
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      Prime minister Julia Gillard announces plans for troops' exit a year before 2014 deadline for international withdrawal.
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    • Taur Matan Ruak looks set to replace Jose Ramos-Horta as East Timor's president.

      Provisional results on Tuesday from Monday's election gave the former armed forces chief 60 per cent of the votes counted, giving runoff election rival Francisco Guterres only a slim chance of winning the largely ceremonial post for his Fretilin Party.
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      Provisional results from Monday's election gave former armed forces chief 60 per cent of the ballots counted.
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    • Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner has unveiled plans to seize control of the country's biggest oil company YPF, owned by Spain's Repsol, provoking an angry response from Madrid.

      The move, announced on Monday, drew swift warnings from key trade partners and risks the country's further economic isolation.
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      Move to renationalise YPF by ousting Spanish group Repsol as majority shareholder prompts a furious row with Madrid.
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    • Rights violations continue in Bahrain and the government's response to the findings of an international commission of inquiry have proved inadequate, Amnesty International has said.

      In a report released on Tuesday, the rights group found that Bahrain had failed to achieve justice for protesters with the piecemeal reforms implemented following the November 2011 report.
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      Amnesty International says government did little to bring justice to protesters after inquiry proved rights violations.
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    • Doly Mimi, Landry Corkery and 42 others like this.
      • Ahmed Ogundare Well bahrain has been struglling for freedom from political chaians, what is the write way to go about it. I hope the right decision is taken
      • Mohammad Ahadi ‎:))))...what reforms exactly? I think "crack down" is misspelled as "reform".
    • For decades the 'war on drugs' has been claiming lives and leaving countries riven with violence and corruption. In this special edition of Counting the Cost we ask whether those fighting the 'war on drugs' are seeing any benefit from their investment.
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      From the farmers to the traders, the cartels to the consumers, we assess the economics of the 'war on drugs'.
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      • Glenn Fontaine Heard an Episcopal bishop say:"We don't need a war on drugs. What we need is a war on despair." The people benefiting from illegal drugs are law enforcement , the incarceration industry, and of course the drug lords. Obama won't move on this in an election year when he needs to suck up to the "moral majority" types even if he wanted to.
      • John Bentley I detest drugs, but making them illegal gave a massive profit motive for gangsters, resulting in the present troubles. Makiing them legal and available through government controlled outlets will bankrupt the drugs gangs.

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