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sábado, 26 de outubro de 2013
Indonesia boots masked monkey shows from capital
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Indonesia boots masked monkey shows from capital
Move is aimed at preventing diseases carried by the monkeys and also to stop animal abuse.
Lorenzo wins to extend title fight
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Lorenzo wins to extend title fight
Jorge Lorenzo beats Marc Marquez to win the Japan MotoGP and ensure the title fight goes down to the final race of the season.
China paper 'sorry' for Chen reports
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China paper 'sorry' for Chen reports
China's New Express newspaper, which made front-page appeals for the release of its journalist Chen Yongzhou, issues an apology over his reports.
Chinese newspaper apologises for journalist who confessed to corruption
Georgia votes for new president
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Georgia votes for new president
Voters in Georgia go to the polls in presidential elections that will end nearly a decade in power for Mikheil Saakashvili.
Conflict flares up for 2nd day in eastern Congo
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Conflict flares up for 2nd day in eastern Congo
KANYAMAHORO, Congo — Fighting erupted for a second consecutive day Saturday between the Congolese army and rebels in the eastern part of this war-ravaged nation, heightening regional tensions.
A front-line Congolese commander declared that neighboring Rwanda had targeted his troops. “Rwanda was shelling us,” Gen. Bahuma Ambamba said.
Read full article >>A Reason for Hope in Congo’s Perpetual War
Christine Milne says shipping container plans show asylum policies are failing
After troops leave, U.S. to lose access to Afghan reconstruction projects worth billions
World: World News, International News, Foreign Reporting - The Washington Post
After troops leave, U.S. to lose access to Afghan reconstruction projects worth billions
As coalition forces withdraw from Afghanistan, U.S.-funded reconstruction projects worth billions of dollars in far-flung regions of the country will soon be impossible for American officials to safely visit and directly inspect.
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