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Tunisia: killing of leftist leader brings secularists on to the streets
26 Jul 2013:Mohammed Brahmi had been outspoken critic of ruling Islamist Ennahda party
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28 Jul 2013: Wadah Khanfar: All Egypt's political players must act to curb the deep state's attempts to reinstate the past, or face the violent consequences -
28 Jul 2013: Pontiff wraps up first overseas trip as head of Catholic church with address to worshippers on Copacabana beach in Rio
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28 Jul 2013:
Other lives: Irish anti-racism campaigner and advocate of direct action, including preventing deportations of asylum seekers
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28 Jul 2013: No one's going anywhere, say protesters camped outside mosque in east Cairo after at least 65 killed in nearby street
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27 Jul 2013: Two teenage boys among those charged in connection with protests against Caudrilla's plans to start test-drilling
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27 Jul 2013:
Mohammed Brahmi shot dead with weapon used to kill secular politician Chokri Belaid in Tunis six months ago
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26 Jul 2013:
Mariya Ivancheva, in Sofia: The long-running protests in Bulgaria are not a plot led by middle-class Soros-oids – they are about social alternatives
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26 Jul 2013: Rachel Shabi: The assassination of Mohamed Brahmi has provoked angry demonstrations that risk derailing the country's democratic process
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26 Jul 2013:
Police remove 14 protesters blockading Balcombe site where energy company Cuadrilla is looking for shale oil
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26 Jul 2013:
David Dennis: I used to revere these two prominent black intellectuals. But lately, their critical voices have turned to crude Obama-bashing
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26 Jul 2013: News of overthrown president's alleged help in 2011 attacks comes as showdown looms between Muslim Brotherhood and opponents
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26 Jul 2013:
Mohammed Brahmi had been outspoken critic of ruling Islamist Ennahda party
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25 Jul 2013: Activists in Balcombe block lorry carrying equipment for drilling operation that is due to start next week
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25 Jul 2013:
Amy Goodman: As the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington nears, let's not forget the history of agency overreach and abuse of power
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25 Jul 2013:
Decision comes despite Amnesty International letter campaign involving Adele, U2, Sir Paul McCartney and Arcade Fire
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