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Weak China trade data confirms outlook worsening
Some economists fear the outlook is so poor that China may miss its official 7.5 percent growth target for 2012.
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Formula one: Kubica still hoping to return
Robert Kubica is still hoping to return to Formula One, a year and a half on from a near-fatal rally accident.
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Cycling: ‘I want the best for British cycling’
Britain’s world road cycling champion Mark Cavendish wants an amicable end to his Team Sky contract.
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Denmark kept under Cech
The Czech Republic hung on to claim a point away to Denmark with a 0-0 draw in their opening World Cup qualifier.
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Explosion in Syrian city of Aleppo kills 17: State media
The agency said the explosion occurred near a hospital and a school, said to be housing anti-government soldiers.
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Suicide bomber kills six near NATO HQ in Kabul
Young children were among the dead, said Ministry of Interior spokesman Sediq Sediqqi.
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Improving Ties: India allows domestic entities to invest in Pakistan
Previously, Indian entities were not allowed to invest in Pakistan.
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Haqqanis say US listing them as terrorist will hurt Afghan peace
Haqqani network senior commander says the designation will bring hardships for US serviceman in their custody.
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India allows domestic entities to invest in Pakistan
Previously, Indian entities were not allowed to invest in Pakistan.
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Clinton for designating Haqqani network as terrorist group
Secretary of State has signed a report to Congress saying the network met criteria for a terrorist...