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File - U.S. Army Pvt. Anthony Salazar, of Bravo Company, 1st Battalion, 28th Infantry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division, pulls security during a patrol in the Furat area of Baghdad, Iraq, May 8, 2007.
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 BBC News 
US to lower flag to end Iraq war
Thu 15 Dec 2011
The US flag is to be lowered in Baghdad, formally marking the end of US military operations in Iraq after nearly nine years of war. | Most of the 5,500 remaining soldiers have now left Iraq, with secu... (photo: US Army / Staff Sgt. Bronco Suzuki)
Relatives of victims gather at Diamond Harbour hospital, after dozens died and more than a hundred fell sick drinking bootleg liquor in the village of Sangrampur, about 30 kilometers (20 miles) from Kolkata, India, Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2011.
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 NZ Herald 
India's toxic home brew death toll rises to 102
Thu 15 Dec 2011
| A tainted batch of bootleg liquor killed 102 people and sent dozens more to the hospital in villages outside the eastern Indian city of Kolkata, officials said. | Day laborers and other poor workers... (photo: AP)
Simulation of gas cloud after close approach to the black hole at the centre of the Milky Way  BBC News  Wed 14 Dec 2011
Supermassive black hole will 'eat' gas cloud
Researchers have spotted a giant gas cloud spiralling into the supermassive black hole at our galaxy's centre. | Though it is known that black holes draw in everything nearby, it will be the first cha... (photo: ESO/MPE / Marc Schartmann)
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In this photo taken during a government-organised tour for media, A Syrian boy walks past a burnt house and shops, in the town of Rastan in the central province of Homs, Syria, on Thursday Oct. 13, 2011.  Al Jazeera  Wed 14 Dec 2011
UN official: Syria death toll data reliable
| The United Nations says that more than 5,000 people are believed to have been killed in the Syrian government's crackdown on protests since the country's uprising began in March. | Navi Pillay, the ... (photo: AP / Muzaffar Salman)
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Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister Sir Michael Somare speaks at the Lowy Institute for International Policy in Sydney, Friday, Nov. 7, 2008. Al Jazeera Wed 14 Dec 2011
Papua New Guinea's toppled PM reinstated
| Papua New Guinea's deposed prime minister has been reinstated by the country's governor-general in an effort to resolve a months-long deadlock which sees two men claimi... (photo: AP / Rick Rycroft)
A.Pacific   Long   Papua New Guinea   Photos   Politics   Wikipedia: Michael Somare  
Uzbek soldiers jump out of a truck during the uprising in the city of Andijan, Uzbekistan in this Friday, May 13, 2005 file photo. The Independent Wed 14 Dec 2011
West turning blind eye to torture in Uzbekistan, says report
| Human Rights Watch says torture continues to be widespread in the jails of Uzbekistan, but the US and EU have given the brutal regime of Islam Karimov an easy ride, due... (photo: AP / Efrem Lukatsky)
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In this Friday, Oct. 30, 2009 picture a caretaker looks after a baby girl in the Siaya hospital in Western Kenya. The girl was found abandoned in the street and suffering with malaria. A new vaccine being tested at the hospital is giving the medical community hope that for the first time it will soon be able to reduce by half the number of African children killed by the mosquito-borne disease every year. Scoop Wed 14 Dec 2011
Boosted Global Efforts Against Malaria Lead To Fewer Deaths
Wednesday, 14 December 2011, 12:06 pm | Press Release: UN News | New York, Dec 13 2011 5:10PM | The expansion of malaria prevention and control measures have resulted in ... (photo: AP / Karel Prinsloo)
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A Chinese police officer stands outside a prison in Dalian in northeastern China's Liaoning Province, Friday, April 9, 2010 where two out of three Japanese citizens were executed for drug smuggling and trafficking in the morning according to the official Xinhua News Agency. The Washington Post Tue 13 Dec 2011
US rights group: China executes about 4,000 people a year, half its previous rate
| BEIJING — China executes around 4,000 people a year, the most in the world but half the number it did before ordering Supreme Court reviews of all death penalty c... (photo: AP)
China   Death Penalty   Human Rights   Photos   Wikipedia: Capital punishment in the People's Republic of China  
 NASA´s Hubble Space Telescope took this close-up of the red planet Mars  The Times Of India Tue 13 Dec 2011
'Large parts of Mars are habitable'
SHARE | AND | DISCUSSTweet | LONDON: Planetary scientists have claimed "large regions" of Mars are habitable for terrestrial life. | An international team, led by the Aus... (photo: NASA)
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A young girl passes by posters of Rwandan president Paul Kagame in the capital Kigali, Rwanda, Friday, Aug. 6, 2010, during a rally for the upcoming presidential elections which will be held on Aug. 9 2010 The Independent Tue 13 Dec 2011
Kagame puts down marker for third term
| An independent analyst went further, saying that comments made by Mr Kagame yesterday during a visit to neighbouring Uganda could destabilise the Great Lakes region by ... (photo: AP / Marc Hofer)
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Canada bans veils at citizenship oath ceremony BBC News Mon 12 Dec 2011
Canada bans veils at citizenship oath ceremony
Canada's government has introduced a ban on the wearing of veils while swearing the oath of citizenship. | Minister of Citizenship and Immigration Jason Kenney told a new... (photo: AP / David Vincent, File)
Canada   Immigration   Photos   Veil   Wikipedia: Immigration to Canada  
File - Former child soldiers of the Tamil Tiger rebels leave a rehabilitation center to enroll in a school in Vavuniya, Sri Lanka, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2009. The Independent Mon 12 Dec 2011
Tamil rebels recruited children for last stand against Sri Lankan army
| The official, who held a non-military position with the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), said that in the spring of 2009, the rebels found themselves in an ever... (photo: AP / Sanath Priyantha)
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