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Shri Jitendra Singh, Ministry of State, Defence interacting with media persons after inaugurating the Integrated Shipbuilding Facility at GRSE

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Deccan Chronicle
Put national interest first, Sports Minister tells administrators
New Delhi: Urging the Indian Olympic Association to sort out its differences with the IOC through negotiations, Sports Minister Jitendra Singh today asked the administrators to put national interest... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)

A woman making food during the cold and foggy weather at Kolkata on Sunday 23 December 2012

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The Siasat Daily
India’s poor will not remain hungry: Sonia Gandhi
New Delhi, August 21: The legal right to food security is "unparalleled" in the world and will ensure that no poor in India remains hungry, UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi said here on Tuesday while... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)

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Pistons agree to deal with center Josh Harrellson
The Detroit News Comments Center Josh Harrellson (55) has played in 43 games in two seasons in the NBA. (Andy Lyons / Getty Images) The Pistons filled out their roster Tuesday by agreeing to terms on... (photo: Creative Commons / Scott Mecum)
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In this Saturday, April 13, 2013 file photo, former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak waves to his supporters from behind bars as he attends a hearing in his retrial on appeal in Cairo, Egypt.

BBC News
Egypt crisis: Court to rule on Mubarak release
An Egyptian court is due to review a petition for the release of deposed President Hosni Mubarak. Mubarak is facing a retrial for complicity in the deaths of protesters during the 2011 uprising that... (photo: AP)
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President Barack Obama talks alone with General Martin Dempsey, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff after attending the Armed Forces Farewell Tribute in honor of Defense Secretary Leon Panetta at Joint Base Myer-Henderson in Arlington, Virginia, Feb. 8, 2013.

The Washington Times
President Obama on Egypt: No coup; no strategy
Related Columns RANCHO SANTA FE, Ca., August 20, 2013 – As chaos and killings return to the streets of Egypt, the aftermath of the Arab Spring has lost its... (photo: White House / Pete Souza)
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The Siasat Daily
`Disgraced` Asif agrees to share spot fixing details with ICC
Karachi, August 20: Former Pakistan pace bowler Mohammad Asif has agreed to share details of spot fixing with the Anti-Corruption and Security Unit of the International... (photo: AP / Kirsty Wigglesworth)
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King Abdullah II of Jordan poses for the camera after an interview with The Associated Press at the Royal Palace, in Amman, Jordan, Wednesday March, 20, 2013.

US News
Jordan's king warns of sectarian 'destruction'
Comment () Tweet AMMAN, Jordan (AP) — Jordan's king has warned that ethnic and sectarian violence could lead to the "destruction" of the Muslim world. Abdullah II's... (photo: AP / Yousef Allan, Jordanian Royal Palace)
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Reuters
Indian rupee hits record low as policy rescue operations fall short
MUMBAI (Reuters) - The Indian rupee fell past 64 to the dollar for the first time on Tuesday and bond yields spiked to a five-year high before the central bank stepped in... (photo: WN / Geeta)
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Egypt presses crackdown as Muslim Brotherhood leader arrested
Egypt's military-backed rulers are pressing on in their crackdown against the Muslim Brotherhood with the arrest early Tuesday of the group's spiritual leader who had... (photo: AP / Egypt State TV)
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United Nations

	UN Hopes 2013 Will Be Decisive Year for Peace in Middle East Scoop
	Thousands of Syrian refugees begin to floods the Iraq Kurdistan border The Independent
	UN chemical investigation team arrives in Syria CNTV

Security Council

	Syrian activists claim hundreds killed in poison gas attacks Business Day
	The Globalization of Militarism CounterPunch
	Time running out to save heart of Africa Independent online (SA)

NATO

	Pfc. Manning and People of the Lie WorldNews.com
	Provoking Russia CounterPunch
	Violence in Pakistan's Quetta continues during Eid Deutsche Welle

G8 Agenda

	G8 calls for urgent Syria peace talks despite Russia split Khaleej Times
	Michelle Obama Ireland Trip: G8 Summit Offers First Lady, Daughters Chance To Explore European Roots Huffington Post
	Secretary of State Theresa Villiers defends G8 security cost BBC News

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Egyptian court orders Mubarak’s release

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Joint statement by European Commission President José Manuel

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Gov. Jerry Brown discusses his proposal to rollback public employee pension benefits during a news conference at the Capitol in Sacramento, Calif., Thursday, Oct. 27, 2011. Brown's plan, which would require approval from the Legislature, would raise the retirement age to 67 for new employees, who are not public safety workers and require state and local employees to pay more toward their retirement and health care. The governor also proposes a mandatory 'hybrid" system in which future retirees would get their retirement from a guaranteed benefit and a 401(k)-style plan.(AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli)

Transgender Students Have New Rights in California

FILE- In this March 7, 2007, file photo, Israeli Air Force officers stand next to an Israeli army Heron TP drone, also known locally as the Eitan, during a display at the Palmahim Air Force Base. The Israeli military says that a Heron drone that can fly as far as Iran has crashed Sunday, Jan. 29, 2012, in central Israel on a routine experimental flight. (AP Photo/Ariel Schalit, File)

The US Air Force Can't Find Enough Pilots To Operate Its Drone Fleet

Big Thompson River in Moraine Park in the Rocky Mountain National Park. The headwaters of the river begin in Forest Canyon within Rocky Mountain National Park in Larimer County, Colorado.

Grand County, CO: the premiere family fun destination

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Grains of truth behind fears of conspiracies The News & Observer
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US Government Invites Sammy Awuku Peace FM Online
Colorado Internet tax jumps hurdle The Wichita Eagle
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Appeal denied in slaying of Columbus city worker The News & Observer
Destination bachelor party: Las Vegas or Honolulu? The Examiner
Ted Cruz urges Americans to speak out in favor of defunding The Examiner
Christie's campaign donations soar Business Journal
Howard Dean offers clues of a 2016 White House run The Washington Times
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NJ farmer gets political with corn maze Asbury Park Press
Letter: Syrian rebels wouldn't back US interests NZ Herald
Tea party finding it harder to get attention on Obamacare Denver Post
NBC's Hillary Clinton Nightmare: Who Loses Most (Analysis) The Hollywood Reporter

German Chancellor Angela Merkel looks to the top during the 'Petersburg Dialogue' in the Munich residence Thursday, July 16, 2009

Angela Merkel visits Dachau concentration camp

This image released by Egypt's Interior Ministry shows Mohammed Badie the supreme leader of the Muslim Brotherhood after being detained by Egyptian security in Cairo, Egypt, Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2013.

In relentless campaign, Egypt arrests Muslim Brotherhood leader

File - An FBI release shows one of the suspects, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, wanted in connection with the Boston Marathon Bombings.

Accused Boston bomber had multiple wounds, fracture - court papers

Triple murderer Arthur Hutchinson mounts legal challenge aga The Independent
Egypt court orders Mubarak released - sources Swissinfo
Cameron was behind UK attempt to halt Snowden reports - sour Swissinfo
Bare chests liven up Austria's election campaign Springfield News-Sun
U.N. must investigate alleged gas attack in Syria: French mi Baltimore Sun
Portugal raises $1.34 billion amid recovery hopes Lexington Herald-Leader
Thirty-two feared dead in Malaysian hilltop bus crash Swissinfo
Sławomir Mrozek The Guardian
Pope Benedict resigned 'because God told me to do it' The Daily Telegraph
Restructured Greek Public Broadcaster Begins Airing News Sho The Hollywood Reporter
EU-China trade ties 'too big to fail' Deutsche Welle
>Bare chests liven up Austria's election campaign Seattle Post
Gas attack, shelling on Damascus suburbs kills 494 - opposit Swissinfo
Is China Becoming European? Seeking Alpha
Crusty baguette under threat in France from soggy, undercook The Daily Telegraph
Passions mount at anti-refugee demonstration in Berlin The Hindu
Iran's envoy to U.N. nuclear agency expected to leave post - Swissinfo
Triple murderer mounts legal challenge against whole life te The Independent
UCI chief McQuaid loses Swiss backing The Times of India
Pakistan, India trade blame for Kashmir firing; one dead Swissinfo

A labouer woman working in a paddy field in rural part of India

All-India Consumer Price Index for Agricultural and Rural Labourers on Base 1986-87=100 –July, 2013 (Ministry of Labour and Employment of the Republic of India)

Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd speaks during question time at Parliament for what is likely to be its last day before elections, in Canberra, Australia, Thursday, June 27, 2013.

Australia election: Rudd and Abbott set for second debate

A Pakistani police officer stands guard at the shrine of popular sufi Data Ganj Baksh in Lahore, Pakistan on Friday, July 2, 2010.

Pakistani Officials Seize 100 Tons Of Bomb-Making Equipment In Major Bust In Quetta

Bangladeshi arrested over threat to Egyptian embassy Newstrack India
Indian envoy presents credentials to Ghana's president Newstrack India
Police in China Arrest British Executive The New York Times
Who's who in China's Bo Xilai political scandal Herald Tribune
PAKISTAN CHARGES MUSHARRAF U~T San Diego
China publishes Tokyo Trials book collection China Daily
Sri Lanka to cooperate during Navi Pillay visit Newstrack India
India supports an all-Afghan owned, Afghan led and Afghan co Newstrack India
China colluding with Pakistan to repeat 1962: Bharat Verma Newstrack India
Rupee fall is due to failing Indian economy Newstrack India
RPT-As investors mull QE finale, Asia's miracle shows signs Reuters
A Dozen Former And Current HTC Executives Say HTC Is Failing Business Insider
South Korea stages nuclear attack defence drills The Daily Telegraph
Stage set for show trial of fallen Chongqing party chief Bo Canberra Times
Indonesia arrests 8 more suspected militants The Miami Herald
No love for auto industry in Coalition's manufacturing polic Australian Broadcasting Corporation
5th Ashes Test: Australia elect to bat against England The Times of India
Historical Blunder Sun Star
Japan's nuclear crisis deepens, China expresses 'shock' Swissinfo
Musharraf indicted in killing The Columbus Dispatch

President and Mrs. Bush Honor Abraham Lincoln's 199th Birthday

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Mohammed Badie, leader of Muslim Brotherhood, Egyptian biggest opposition group, looks on between the group flags during a press conference Sunday, May 30, 2010

Police detain Brotherhood leader

In this Monday, April 15, 2013 file photo, Egypt's deposed President Hosni Mubarak attends a hearing session in his retrial on appeal in Cairo, Egypt. Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak was back in court Saturday, May 11, 2013, to hear prosecutors say they are presenting new evidence in his retrial.

Egypt: at least 25 policemen executed in northern Sinai, as ex-dictator Mubarak set to be freed

Israel says Arab citizen joined Syrian rebels US News
Hague condemns Syria 'gas' attack Belfast Telegraph
Syria gas attack is real, but the timing is questionable The Daily Telegraph
Gulf states, except Qatar, back Egypt’s new leaders Middle East Online
Iranian envoy meets with Azerbaijani defense minister Irna
UK to raise Syria chemical weapons claim at UN US News
William Hague: Syria must allow UN inspectors to investigate The Independent
More Than 200 Killed In Suspected Nerve Gas Attack On Rebel Business Insider
Syria nerve gas attack reports 'would mark shocking escalati The Daily Telegraph
UAE journalist offers bounty on Islamist leaders Herald Tribune
Israel’s president urges local children to get polio booster The Washington Post
Rare polio outbreak spreads to Israel's north US News
Omanˈs Sultan Qaboos to travel to Iran Sunday, source Irna
Israeli-Palestinian negotiations continue Al Jazeera
UAE journalist offers bounty for arrest of leaders of Egypt’ The Washington Post
EU to Reassess Egypt Aid Wall Street Journal
>UAE journalist offers bounty on Islamist leaders Seattle Post
US sanctions Islamic school in Pakistan The Tribune San Luis Obispo
Syria crisis: Activists accuse government as hundreds die in The Independent
Israel monastery defaced in apparent political act Herald Tribune

Argentina's President Cristina Fernandez flashes a victory sign while celebrating with supporters after general elections in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Sunday, Oct. 23, 2011.

Latin American leaders and their love of Twitter

Ecuador's President Rafael Correa celebrates after learning the first unofficial exit polls show he is leading in presidential elections in Guayaquil, Ecuador, Sunday, April 26, 2009.

Ecuador leader may insist on digital-only dailies

The pope: the doctrines of Catholicism can't be changed overnight

The pope: the doctrines of Catholicism can't be changed overnight

Cameron a fool over Falklands, says Argentina's ambassador London Evening Standard
South Africa all but off BHP Billiton’s radar screen Mining Weekly
High demand for World Cup tickets Belfast Telegraph
Journalist’s partner sues Britain Independent online (SA)
Deforestation sparks concern in Amazon Independent online (SA)
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Why Michaella isn't the only victim of lethal drug trade Belfast Telegraph
Peruvian drug smuggling suspects charged The Daily Telegraph
Rising deforestation sparks concern in Brazil Amazon Khaleej Times
Airport women 'formally charged' Belfast Telegraph
Edward Snowden: Timeline BBC News
Peru drug arrests: Michaella McCollum and Melissa Reid forma Belfast Telegraph
Old order "remnants" flex muscle in Tunisian politics Reuters
Peruvian drug smuggling suspects indicted The Daily Telegraph
DA: Accused rapist set up young girls to abuse them Boston Herald
It’s a disgrace that police detained David Miranda Belfast Telegraph
Argentina approves contract to purchase Chinese trains CNTV
Brazil's OGX expected to return oilfield to government - sou Reuters
US leaks journalist's partner sues over UK detention New Straits/Business Times
Bolivian president launches anti-corruption campaign CNTV

Egyptian medics and army personnel escort former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak

Egyptian court could free Mubarak as crisis deepens

Leading democracy advocate Mohammed ElBaradei speaks to a handful of journalists including the Associated Press saying dialogue with Egypt's Islamist president is not possible until he rescinds his decrees giving himself near absolute powers, at his home on the outskirts of Cairo, Egypt, Saturday, Nov. 24, 2012.

ElBaradei faces charges over 'breaching national trust'

European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso speke in Abu Dhabi on April 25, 2013 during addresses the Global Vaccine Summit in Abu Dhabi at United Arab Emirates PHOTO Karim Sahib

Egypt's cycle of violence threatens to destroy country's fragile economy

Egypt's strife puts Christians in peril Independent online (SA)
Political Leaders Celebrates Homowo With Call For Peace Peace FM Online
Somalia: Parliament Speaker admits mistakes in Somalia’s fed Gareowe Online
Zimbabwean elections mark ‘new chapter for democracy’ Business Day
Old order 'remnants' flex muscle in Tunisian politics Reuters
EGYPT’S BROTHERHOOD DEALT A FATAL BLOW? U~T San Diego
Cameroon shuts border with C. African Republic US News
Cancer simile a symptom of Egypt in decline Canberra Times
Egyptian authorities arrest 2 Islamist figures Detroit news
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