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Controversial referendum: Egypt approves new constitution drafted by Mursi allies
Critics say new constitution is divisive.
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Fixing the economy: Egypt urges political stability
Egypt’s budget deficit surged to 11% of GDP in the financial year that ended in June 2012.
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US fiscal cliff, rising pressure on BOJ undermine yen
Dollar rises to 20-month high against Japanese currency.
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No qualms after being dropped: Casillas
Sergio Ramos expressed surprise at the omission of his Spain teammate but urged unity among players and staff.
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Christmas celebrations: ‘Where there is bad, there is always good’
Pastor Nazir Alam says his church in South Waziristan is all set for Christmas.
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Pakistan’s loneliest church celebrates Christmas in Waziristan
The lights are all up, and the choir boys are ready. The church is looking its best, says former missionary.
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Doubters’ question: Why doesn’t the US give free cures for other illnesses?
Violence, fear and suspicion imperil country’s war on polio.
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Pre-2014 plans: General Kayani makes Afghan peace ‘top priority’
Army chief is backing dialogue due to fears that end of mission could energise resilient insurgency.
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Afghanistan says Pakistan serious about backing peace efforts
Pakistan would need to take further concrete steps: Senior Afghan official
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Gen Kayani makes Afghan peace 'top priority'
Says Pakistan has power to create environment in which a grand reconciliation in Afghanistan can take place.