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World
Nineteen were wounded in Iraq due to an attack by a roadside bomb on a bus carrying Shiite Pakistani pilgrims
Zimbabwe's police arrest BBC radio presenter for working without permit; BBC hopes for a fast resolution
Iran conveys its intention to build at least two nuclear power plants
Zionist state renews detention without charge of 3 Palestinians, including a serving Hamas MP and a former Fatah MP, for a further 6 months
Gunmen kill 3 card players, injure 1 in a shooting in Nigeria's Kano, which has been rocked by violence blamed on Boko Haram in recent months
The six men were arrested in November in Qatar for possession of documents and a computer containing information about vital installations in Bahrain
Al-Qaeda in Yemen reveals the name of the suicide bomber behind last week's deadly attack on troops that killed nearly 100 Yemeni soldiers
Syrian authorities deny carrying out a massacre after rights groups reported that at least 109 civilians were killed on Saturday in the central town of Houla  
Iran rejects the International Atomic Energy Agency's request to visit its Parchin military complex, says no evidence was presented to justify inspection

Iraqi security forces are their highest level of alert, following fierce clashes between fighters of the Free Syrian Army and the regime troops on the borders between the two Arab neighboring countries

As UN leader Ban Ki-moon and UN-Arab League envoy Kofi Annan condemn a massacre of about 100 civilians in Syria as a "brutal" breach of international law by Al-Assad regime, a huge civil war is feared

Arab League foreign ministers are set to hold an emergency meeting, as calls mount for an urgent action on Syria after Al-Assad troops and loyalists killed about 100 people including 50 children in a new massacre in Homs

President steers Dmitry Medvedev into chair in a bid to reverse his flagging popularity that is fuelling protests

Mali's secular and Islamist northern rebel groups merge, announce formation of the 'transitional council of the Islamic state of Azawad' two months after coup

After they lost their stronghold of Afgoye, Somali hardline Shabab militants threaten they will continue war against government and African Union troops

Pakistani lawyers say they would appeal the case of Shakeel Afridi, a 33-year prisoner who was convicted for treason after being recruited by US intelligence to help find Al-Qaeda's ex-leader Osama bin Laden



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