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Stripped naked to the waist, she begs for mercy as she is savagely beaten by a lynch mob in the middle of the street.
Alejandra Maria Torres was part of an armed gang...
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A new player has emerged in the roiling political theater of the Caucasus: the tiny, destitute Pacific island nation of Nauru, which on Tuesday became the fourth...
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President Obama gave Wall Street bosses a dressing down last night as he demanded more help to get America’s economy back on its feet.
The tense White House...
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By 10 a.m. this morning, the day looked bright. The sun was shining on Kabul, taking the chill out of the bones. I’d had my breakfast of cereal and tea and read...
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Several former officials of the Ecuadorian government had ties with Colombia’s Marxist guerrillas, a commission named by President Rafael Correa conceded Tuesday....
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China is preparing to build three times as many nuclear power plants in the coming decade as the rest of the world combined, a breakneck pace with the potential to help...
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The recent Swiss referendum vote to ban the building of minarets seems to confirm the trend of Europeans becoming increasingly strident in their attempts to...
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As Sudan approaches its fifth anniversary of peace, the fragile accord which has held the north and the south together is unravelling and Africa’s biggest country...
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Concern over the whereabouts of the Lockerbie bomber has eased after East Renfrewshire council was able to contact Abdelbaset al-Megrahi this morning.
Journalists from...
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In our house I normally have one of the 24-hour news channels on during the day and keep an eye on things as they pan out in the world - and yesterday I saw a short...
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A key plank of President Obama’s strategy for Afghanistan and Pakistan was in danger of giving way last night after a refusal by Pakistan to take on a top Taleban...
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Members of a Sierra Leone traditional group have besieged a woman’s house and stopped her from going home after she launched a legal bid to become a...
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There are a million questions one could ask of the woman sitting on the edge of a hospital bed in southern Sri Lanka, but for now only one of them matters: is she Padma...
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A landowner who had his land expropriated by the Chavez government and who recently called off a prolonged hunger strike in a long-running dispute with the National...
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For many months now, American and European intelligence agencies have been trading theories about a spare, two-page document written in Persian that, if genuine, would...
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By 35 votes to 27, the Brazilian Senate approved today, December 15, the entry of Venezuela to Mercosur. The issue caused a dispute between the opposition and the...
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Ongoing violence between Mexico’s drug cartels has killed at least 50 people in Mexico’s north in recent days, as the governor’s house and a police...
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Opposition politicians from the left denounced the comments by the minister for families, Nadine Morano, as racist.
The highly outspoken Morano, who is a member of...
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sami,
It liberates. It represses. It is a prayer. It is a prison. It protects. It obliterates.
Rarely in human history has a piece of cloth been assigned so many roles. Been...
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On Sunday, Islamic militants stoned a man to death for adultery in front of hundreds of local residents in Somalia. The man, named Mohamed Abukar Ibrahim, 48, was...
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The word ‘Development’ means the development of every citizens and their living standard, not the development of infrastructure like roads, bridges, flyovers,...
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Of course, it has been the stark reality of the Indian society, not only today but throughout our long history, that the class being at the helm of the society and is...
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There are many people in this world who live their lives honestly, never harm anyone and ethically very sound. They never compromise with anything that is wrong. But I...
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With Kasab already confessing his act of 26/11 , its certain that the court will give him some punishment may be death sentence. My point is would it make any...
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Blasts, Hijacks, Kidnaps, Attacks.... numerous activities happen nearly everyday in some or the other part of the world...but the life is still so still for a common...
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NEW DELHI : The terrorists strike Mumbai at 9.30pm. Chief Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh is in Kerala. He is briefed about the attack on the city’s prime locations. By...
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Friends, if you’ve read my previous views on spirituality Spirituality-not for saints, but for the common man! you might have understood by now that I feel...
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The UPA government has completed 3 years in office and the common man again has become the focal point for government. One can call it the post-UP election effect as...
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Many households have entered the uncomfortable zone with each tick marked before rising prices - balancing the checkbooks.
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