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Kenya crackdown on militants troubles Muslims
Smashing militant recruitment networks among its Muslim minority has become a priority for Kenya.
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Iraqi PM Maliki struggles to convince US lawmakers to back more aid
Maliki is on a visit to Washington, urgently seeking military supplies to fight militant groups in Iraq.
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Uighur leader questions China's account of Tiananmen attack
China's Uighur community calls for an international investigation into Tiananmen attack incident.
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Syria has destroyed chemical production facilities: Watchdog
Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons said its teams had inspected 21/23 chemical weapons sites.
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Curious crowds disrupt Istanbul's new Europe-Asia rail service
Turks are overcrowding trains by riding to and fro and causing delays by pressing emergency stop buttons.
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'Magnificent Delusions' of US-Pakistan relations
Former Pakistan ambassador to US talks about his book on the country's relationship with the world superpower.
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Currency: Rupee weakens against dollar
The rupee ended weaker at 106.78/106.83 against the dollar, compared to Tuesday’s close of 106.57/106.63.
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Vettel on brink of yet another record
Red Bull driver could match Schumacher’s longest winning-streak in Abu Dhabi.
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Polio outbreak in Syria possibly originated from Pakistan: WHO
The disease could spread rapidly in Syria where civil war is hindering vaccination efforts.
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Iran minister says Pakistan gas contract probably dead
Until now Iranian officials have insisted that the project to supply Islamabad will be completed.









