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Saturday, April 28, 2012

Bin Laden Memory Lives On In Abbotabad

As the first anniversary of his death in a Pakistani garrison city approaches, many physical reminders of Osama bin Laden have been destroyed, but the ex-Al-Qaeda leader is still the talk of the town.
Russian Politics, Redefined

A former teacher who won a seat on one of Moscow's district councils appears to be winning a fight to stop construction at a historic park, an example of newly elected opposition politicians flexing their muscles.
Thousands Rally For Tymoshenko's Release

Ukraine's opposition has rallied in Kyiv to demand the release of jailed former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko and the resignation of President Viktor Yanukovych.

RFE/RL Reporter Slams Azeri Prosecutors On Probe Details

Pakistani Archers Compete In 'Peace Games'

Villagers in Pakistan's Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Province recently held "Peace Games," with 32 local teams competing in mukha, archery with a local touch. Villagers have revived the tradition with an annual tournament since Taliban influence waned.

In Kabul, IDPs Find Security, But Little Help

Ten years ago, Afghans fleeing from war filled refugee camps outside Peshawar, Pakistan. Today, many come to Kabul. They live in ragged encampments around the city. Despite the fact they are in their own country, they say they receive little help from the government.

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