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U.S. forces flex muscles in Gulf

Cuban opposition enfeebled by rift

That's because 15 is the minimum age for day labourers on the trash-collection crews bankrolled by the U.S.-led occupation authority and administered by the clannish networks of public servants who dole out scarce jobs, often in return for kickbacks.

Kurds face dilemma over autonomy issue

A year left for Guantanamo

More than 15,000 foreign fighters have travelled to the Middle Eastern war zones

Taking pictures and posting them on social media ‘ruins modesty of Haj’

Lord’s Resistance Army leader is hunted by African Union troops

Fear for the future is rising in provinces, though anger seems to be in check

The incident has heightened fears of a spread of Ebola in some of Africa’s most densely populated cities

Feminist advocates dismiss judgments as age-old reactions

The death toll from tropical storm Jeanne threatened to reach 2,000 Wednesday, as tens of thousands of survivors wailed for food and water from rooftops where they were marooned by knee-deep moats of mud and sewage.