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UAE coup suspects seek probe into abuse claims
UAE coup plot suspects seek independent probe into abuse claims
Africa is riskiest place to be born, report says
Africa is riskiest place to be born; 1 million babies die on day of birth globally: new report
Attack kills at least 20 Nigeria police officers
Official: Attack by ethnic militia kills at least 20 Nigeria police officers in central region
Syria blames Internet outage on technical problem
Syrian state media blames countrywide Internet outage on problem with fiber optics cable
Italy court upholds Berlusconi tax fraud verdict
Italy appeals court upholds Berlusconi's tax fraud conviction and 4-year sentence
Israel releases top Muslim cleric in the Holy Land
Israel releases Holy Land's top Muslim cleric, while another top cleric visits Gaza
Ferguson key in Man U's financial transformation
Retirement of Manchester United coach Alex Ferguson creates uncertainty on and off the field
China urges Israel to hold talks with Palestinians
China urges Israeli prime minister to remove obstacles to restarting talks with Palestinians
Bolivia's challenge: Making coca palatable
Push to promote coca-based food by Bolivia's president fails to win over palates
Soldier says she faced harassment over Muslim name
Catholic soldier says her Muslim-sounding name made her a target for harassment in US Army
Libya's new charter can shoot down contentious law
Contentious new law that bans Gadhafi-era officials could be overridden by new charter
Architect of Putin's political system resigns
Kremlin strategist Surkov, architect of Russian political system, resigns amid controversy
Egyptian president OKs law allowing Islamic bonds
Egyptian president signs law allowing the state to issue Islamic bonds
Libyan PM vows Cabinet reshuffle, praises militias
Libyan PM promises Cabinet reshuffle, backs down and praises militias
State media say Internet service restored in Syria
State media say Internet service in Syria has been restored after countrywide outage
Pakistan's ruling party struggles in election
Running without a Bhutto: Pakistan's ruling party struggles in run up to election
31 detained in probe of $50M Belgium diamond heist
At least 31 people in 3 nations detained in investigation of $50 million Belgium diamond heist
Rival Anne Frank charities in dispute over archive
Anne Frank institutions in Netherlands, Switzerland at odds over Frank family archive
Red Cross visits 12 kidnapped by Senegal rebels
Red Cross visits 12 employees of SAfrican firm, kidnapped by Senegalese rebels
Malian military prepares for final push on Kidal
Malian military prepares for final push on Kidal, northern town controlled by Tuareg rebels



