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Syria risks civil war, sanctions pointless: Turkey

President Bashar al-Assad still has support from Syria's middle class and the opposition is fragmented, Turkey's ambassador to the European Union has warned.

Chinese espionage cases touch DuPont, Motorola

US prosecutors expanded a criminal case over the alleged theft of industrial secrets from chemical giant DuPont, securing an indictment against a Chinese company on economic espionage-related charges.

Greek political leaders agree on bailout reforms: Sources

Greek political leaders have clinched a deal on austerity measures needed to secure a bailout to keep the country afloat, two government sources said on Thursday.

Football legend Paulo Roberto Falcao to coach Flamengo Bahia

Falcao has a vast amount of experience, previously coaching the Brazilian and Japanese national soccer teams, Mexico's America and his alma matter, Internacional.

Hitler used secret photos to rehearse ‘best-looks’ for public speeches

Taken by his personal photographer Heinrich Hoffmann, the album features black and white images of Hitler using expressive hand gestures and unusual poses.
  Syria erupts: Protests against President Bashar al-Assad rocked the West Asian nation

Will be in jail tomorrow: Maldives' Mohamed Nasheed

About 200 supporters stood under umbrellas in the pouring rain outside as Nasheed spoke to reporters at his home in Male, capital of the islands renowned for their luxury getaway resorts.

Syria forces bombard Homs, UN condemns 'appalling brutality'

The UN condemned the ferocity of the government assault on Homs, heart of a revolt against President Bashar al-Assad that broke out nearly a year ago and is getting bloodier by the day.

US presidential race: In upcoming contests, pressure is on Romney

Many US Republicans may have growing concerns about their presidential front-runner Mitt Romney, but no one is pushing the panic button — yet.

Mansoor Ijaz fails to appear before Pak commission on memo scandal

The Supreme Court-appointed commission observed that Ijaz had made a U-turn on the issue of coming to Pakistan to depose despite all sorts of assurances given by the government about his security.
 


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