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 Egyptians flock to polls to pick president in historic voteFear of the unknown -- an Islamist state -- and fear of a return of the past regime is driving many voters’ decision
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 Western India targets poachers, allows forest guards to shoot illegal huntersA state in western India has declared war on animal poaching by allowing forest guards to shoot hunters on sight in an effort to curb rampant attacks on tigers and other wildlife.
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 Iran seeks concessions from world powers in nuclear talksTalks resumed Wednesday over Iran’s nuclear program but the negotiation process is likely to be long.
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 African Union forces intensify attack on Somali rebelsThe AU force, which already controls most of the Somali capital, is trying to advance through the Afgoye corridor, currently home to hundreds of thousands of Somalis uprooted from their homes.
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 Facebook expands network to Middle East with new Dubai officeThe social networking company will be opening an office in Dubai next week, the first Facebook office in the Middle East.
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 Syrian oil minister says sanctions cost the country $4 billionInternational sanctions have forced Syrian officials to seek oil imports from neighbouring countries, costing the economy an estimated $4 billion.
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 Cops crack Lego bar code scam, Silicon Valley exec chargedThomas Langenbach, 47, of German database company faces four felony counts of burglary that could net him up to five years in prison
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 Yemen receives billions to avert a humanitarian crisisSaudi Arabia and Western and Gulf states pledged more than $4 billion in aid to Yemen at a Riyadh conference two days after more than 90 Yemeni soldiers were killed in a suicide attack, deepening concerns about al Qaeda’s presence in the country.
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 Over 12,000 Congolese refugees have fled to Uganda, officials sayScores of refugees enter Uganda every day and 200 police have been deployed to help manage border security.
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 World powers discuss potential Iranian nuclear deal in BaghdadAfter a 15-month diplomatic freeze which saw tensions soar, the six powers were testing Iran’s readiness to curb its disputed uranium enrichment program, under pressure of harsher sanctions.
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 Secret Service prostitution scandal not an isolated incident, inquiry revealsThe inquiry into the Secret Service prostitution scandal revealed numerous prior incidents making officials wonder whether there is a larger cultural issue at hand.
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 In Sudan, the rainy season compounds fear and miseryAddressing food and water shortages amid bombing attacks relief workers will soon contend with impassable roads
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 Transatlantic flight diverted after passenger claims implanted deviceFBI and Homeland Security Department warned airlines last summer that terrorists are considering surgically hiding bombs inside humans
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 White supremacist murder trial sparks protests in South AfricaA court found a black farm-worker guilty on Tuesday of murdering a white supremacist in rural South Africa. A younger farm-worker was acquitted of murder, but found guilty on other charges.
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 Egypt's Christians fear the worst as Islamists poised to win presidential electionDespite strong Christian support behind secular candidates, Islamists still have a solid lead in the polls
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 U.S. flight lands due to suspicious passenger behaviourA U.S. Airways jetliner flying from Paris to Charlotte, N.C., was diverted to a Maine airport on Tuesday after an apparently mentally unstable French passenger announced that she had a surgically implanted device, a U.S. official briefed on the investigation said.
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65 workers trapped underground in Zimbabwe platinum mine 65 miners remain trapped underground after a conveyor belt at the Mimosa platinum mine collapsed on Monday.
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 'Fan of Reagonomics' selling vial of Reagan's blood, outraging foundationRonald Reagan’s presidential foundation is trying to stop online auction of a vial of the former U.S. president’s blood.
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 When dealing with Iran, any agreement counts as progressToday’s hint of a deal on nuclear inspections provides hope
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 Scientists use genetics to try and track down bigfootScientists from Oxford University and Switzerland’s Lausanne Museum of Zoology will use genetic analysis to see if they can prove the existence of the legendary creature known as bigfoot, yeti and sasquatch.
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 Israel skeptical of Iranian nuclear program despite deal with UNIsrael remains skeptical of Iran’s nuclear program though Iran will allow UN inspectors to visit its nuclear facilities.
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 Tensions rise with reports of Sudan bombings on South SudanSouth Sudan reports being attacked by a Sudan aerial bombing, undermining peace efforts.
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 Mounties set to replace Queen's Life Guard at Buckingham Palace for one dayQueen extended invitation to RCMP as part of Diamond Jubilee
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 Bulgarian capital shaken by 5.6 magnitude quakeMany people in the Bulgarian capital fled their homes and gathered in the streets
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 Zimbabwe platinum mine collapses, 65 workers trapped65 miners remain trapped underground after the Mimosa platinum mine collapsed.
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