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More than 50 people were killed and over 200 injured today in a wave of bombing and shooting attacks across Iraq.
The attacks mainly targeted security forces and checkpoints in predominantly Shia... full story
Two US troops have reportedly been killed by an Afghan soldier in retribution for the burning or near burning of Qurans at a NATO military base.
This, after at least six Afghans were killed... full story
Last night's Republican debate in Arizona turned to social issues and immigration, bringing out expressions of outrage, indignation and fleeting agreement among the remaining GOP candidates.... full story
Tensions are high across the Tibetan plateau. At least 21 monks and nuns have set themselves on fire in protest of China's rule over the last year.
With a new series, Tibetans in Turmoil,... full story
A Canadian man's dog has been offered a credit card – even though she's been dead for 10 years, and is, you know, a dog.
The late dog's owner, Kelly Sloan, discovered discovered a... full story
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On Africa
Africa, explained
NAIROBI, Kenya — Hillary Clinton is among the key speakers at an international conference on Somalia convened in London by Prime Minister David Cameron today aimed at lending "new momentum" to efforts to end the country's longstanding chaos which has spawned piracy and... full story
On Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia, explained
