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Karadzic refuses to enter pleas
Former Bosnian Serb leader accused of genocide by U.N. Yugoslav tribunal. Full story
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Fight to revive Rio
Newsweek: Rio de Janeiro's fortunes seem to be turning as federal money flows into public safety and infrastructure projects.
Gulf readies for Gustav after Jamaica hit
Sixty-seven killed on Hispaniola. Full story
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At least 4 killed as Congo rebels, army clash
Rebels and the army fought one of their fiercest battles in eastern Congo this year on Thursday, exchanging machine-gun and mortar fire all day outside a national park.
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Gustav intensifies, threatens Caymans
Gustav was upgraded to a hurricane on Friday as it pulled away from Jamaica and headed toward the Cayman Islands.
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2 Chinese police killed in ethnic clash
Chinese police clashed with members of the Muslim Uighur ethnic minority in the far western region of Xinjiang, authorities and an activist said Thursday.
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Georgians uprooted in South Ossetia
Arson gangs target homes of ethnic Georgians in South Ossetia as the conflict over control of the breakaway region threatens to erase a centuries-old ethnic mix.
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Judge fears secret hearings in Gitmo cases
A federal judge overseeing cases against dozens of Guantanamo Bay detainees says he fears the public — and the detainees — will be locked out of the courtroom when evidence is presented..
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Mideast clock confusion ahead of Ramadan
Egypt and the Palestinians are falling back an hour far earlier than usual, trying to reduce daylight hours for Muslims fasting until sunset in sweltering summer temperatures.
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Musharraf building retirement villa
Predictions that Pervez Musharraf will have to flee Pakistan to escape treason charges have died along with the coalition that drove him from the presidency.
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Why ex-Marine went free in Iraqi killings
Jurors wept and embraced former Marine Jose Luis Nazario Jr. after acquitting him of voluntary manslaughter in the killings of unarmed Iraqi detainees during a fierce 2004 battle.
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