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Britain wants to restart Assange talks with Ecuador
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Britain wants to restart Assange talks with Ecuador

Britain said on Sunday it remained committed to reaching a diplomatic solution to the presence of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange…
Assad’s forces accused of massacre near Syrian capital
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Assad’s forces accused of massacre near Syrian capital

AMMAN - Syrian opposition activists accused President Bashar al-Assad's forces on Sunday of committing a massacre of scores of people in…
Explosion kills 39 at Venezuela’s biggest refinery
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Explosion kills 39 at Venezuela’s biggest refinery

  PARAGUANA/CARACAS, Venezuela- An explosion tore through Venezuela's biggest refinery on Saturday, killing 39 people, wounding dozens more and halting operations…
Libya Islamists destroy Sufi shrines, library –– military
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Libya Islamists destroy Sufi shrines, library –– military

ZLITAN, Libya –– Ultra-conservative Islamists used bombs and a bulldozer to destroy the tomb of a 15th century Sufi scholar…
Sudan rebels, army clash in oil state
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Sudan rebels, army clash in oil state

  KHARTOUM –– Rebels clashed with Sudanese government forces in the oil-producing border state of South Kordofan during an Islamic…
Egypt reopens Rafah crossing with Gaza, sources say
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Egypt reopens Rafah crossing with Gaza, sources say

  Egypt reopened the Rafah border crossing with Gaza on Saturday, a lifeline for Gazans which had been closed for much of the…
Breaking: Two killed, eight wounded in Empire State shooting
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Breaking: Two killed, eight wounded in Empire State shooting

NEW YORK CITY — Two people have been killed and at least eight others were wounded in a shooting outside of…
Trial of Qadhafi’s son due to start next month
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Trial of Qadhafi’s son due to start next month

TRIPOLI — Late Libyan ruler Muammar Qadhafi’s son Saif al-Islam Qadhafi will go on trial next month, a government source…
Egypt struggles to buy fuel as credit dries up
Business

Egypt struggles to buy fuel as credit dries up

  LONDON/CAIRO — Egypt is finding it increasingly difficult to import fuel as foreign banks and traders pull the plug…
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