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African Union celebrates 50th year 22.5.2013 Boston Globe: Latest
African Union celebrates 50th year
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UN prepositions aid for Darfur refugees ahead of rainy season (Cached) 18.5.2013 New Kerala: India News
New York, May 18 : With tens of thousands of Darfur refugees in eastern Chad, the United Nations refugee agency Friday said it is "in a race against time" to deliver aid before heavy rains cut off access to the group escaping violence linked to tribal conflicts.
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S. Sudan: Doctors Without Borders hospital ruined 17.5.2013 Boston Globe: Latest
S. Sudan: Doctors Without Borders hospital ruined
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Remains of soldier who lived 1,400 years ago found in Egypt (Cached) 17.5.2013 New Kerala: World News
Cairo, May 17 : Archaeologists found the 1,400-year-old remains of a soldier in Aswan, a city in southern Egypt, Minister of State for Antiquities Ahmed Eisa said.
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Critics assail Israeli silence on Arab peace plan 15.5.2013 AP Top News
JERUSALEM (AP) -- On the surface, the Arab League's improved peace initiative offers Israel everything it ever dreamed of - normal relations with an entire region that has long objected to the very existence of the Jewish state, and even the chance to keep some war-won land....
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Carlos-back-in-court-to-appeal-French-bombing-conviction (Cached) 13.5.2013 Hindustan Times: World
Carlos-back-in-court-to-appeal-French-bombing-conviction
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Carlos the Jackal: Ex-enigma now mired in court 13.5.2013 Boston Globe: Latest
Carlos the Jackal: Ex-enigma now mired in court
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Carlos the Jackal in sentence appeal 13.5.2013 BBC: Front Page
Self-styled revolutionary "Carlos the Jackal" returns to court in Paris to appeal against his life sentence for deadly attacks in France in the 1980s.
Venezuela's 'Carlos the Jackal' Seeks Repatriation 13.5.2013 International Herald Tribune: Americas
Venezuela's 'Carlos the Jackal' Seeks Repatriation
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Venezuela's 'Carlos the Jackal' seeks repatriation 13.5.2013 Boston Globe: Latest
Venezuela's 'Carlos the Jackal' seeks repatriation
Italian journalist untraced in Syria (Cached) 9.5.2013 New Kerala: World News
Rome, May 9 : The Italian government has no information on the 62-year-old war reporter Domenico Quirico, who vanished in Syria in April, Foreign Minister Emma Bonino said Thursday.
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Stephen Hawking's Israel boycott: when politics doesn't need poster children | Jennifer Lipman 9.5.2013 The Guardian -- World Latest
This isn't Darfur. The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is complex and well known, so Hawking isn't taking the role of George Clooney Stephen Hawking, perhaps the greatest mind of our era, has backed a boycott in protest over the policy of the present Israeli government towards the Palestinians. Hawking's decision not to attend a conference hosted by Shimon Peres has been greeted with delight by supporters of the boycott campaign. What better way to bolster their argument than a lauded intellectual refusing to stand by in the face of injustice? The efforts of those who want Israel to be shunned – whether in culture, sport, academia or politics – garner plenty of interest, but never so much as when a celebrity gets on board. When Hebrew-speaking thespians were invited to the Globe theatre, a chorus including Emma Thompson publicly professed indignation . The debate about Israel hosting next month's European under-21 football championship went far beyond the blogs following the intervention of ...
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Uwe Boll, Worst Director Alive, to Wall Street Execs: "Don't Think You're Safe" 8.5.2013 Columns

Uwe Boll will no longer fight you -- at least, not with his fists. Often lambasted by critics as the worst of the worst, Boll once literally got into the boxing ring with four film bloggers, but these days prefers to combat negative press with what he claims are more serious and polished w...

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South Sudan: 'your chair or your wife' – tough choices at Renk port 8.5.2013 The Guardian -- World Latest
South Sudanese people stuck at northern port of Renk, having left Sudan but unable to take families and luggage back home George Malual Deng, 24, has spent two years stuck in a transit site waiting to return to his home in South Sudan's Jonglei state. He is among 20,000 people who have made a home of sorts in the river port of Renk, waiting for a barge to take them south. When he began his journey from Khartoum, Sudan was a single state, albeit one bitterly divided between north and south in the wake of decades of civil war, despite a major peace accord in 2005. Since then, almost 2 million people have left the north for their homelands in what became the independent republic of South Sudan in July 2011. Many, like Deng, say they left amid increasing discrimination and reduced access to education. The period following secession was tumultuous, marked by sporadic conflict between the neighbours' armed forces and a row over how much Sudan could charge for piping and exporting South ...
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Rebels who now rule Central African Republic expand control over diamond region 6.5.2013 Star Tribune: World
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Israel launched air strike on Syrian military facility to 'maintain security' 5.5.2013 The Guardian -- World Latest
Pre-emptive attacks are an Israeli speciality, but action does not obviously herald wider international involvement in Syrian crisis Syria's crisis always attracts intense international attention when outsiders get involved – especially Israel. Damascus called the latest raid "a declaration of war" but it was probably intended as something more limited – to maintain Israel's own security "red lines", irrespective of the wider picture. Pre-emptive attacks are an Israeli speciality – from the 1967 assault on Egypt and Syria through the 1981 bombing of Iraq's nuclear reactor to last year's strike on an Iranian-built factory in Sudan supplying weapons to Gaza . By all accounts, the raids near Damascus at the weekend were intended to stop advanced missiles being delivered to the Lebanese group Hezbollah, which is allied to Syria and backed by Iran. It was only last week that its leader, Hassan Nasrallah, pledged publicly to stand by Bashar al-Assad , along with the president's other "real ...
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Sudan tribal leader killed in Abyei 5.5.2013 BBC: Front Page
A senior tribal leader in Abyei, an area claimed by both Sudan and South Sudan, is shot dead in a stand-off involving a rival Arab militia.
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Probe opens after Italian reporter goes missing in Syria (Cached) 4.5.2013 New Kerala: India News
Rome, May 4 : Prosecutors in Rome have opened a kidnapping and anti-terrorism investigation after Italian journalist Domenico Quirico disappeared in war-torn Syria.
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Darfur: UN joint mission assesses security and civilian needs (Cached) 2.5.2013 New Kerala: World News
New York, May 2 : The head of the joint African Union-United Nations mission in Darfur reiterated the commitment of the UN and its partners in protecting and assisting local communities in the region, following his assessment of the security, humanitarian and political situations in the five Darfur states.
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State Department says Cuba won't be removed from its list of state sponsors of terrorism 2.5.2013 Star Tribune: World
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