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David Cameron Set to Decide on Afghanistan Withdrawal Timetable
Obama 'Drone-Warfare Rulebook' Condemned by Human Rights Groups
President Barack Obama's administration is in the process of drawing up a formal rulebook that will set out the circumstances in which targeted assassination by unmanned drones is justified, according to reports.
Yasser Arafat's Body to be Exhumed for Cause of Death Tests
The remains of the former Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat are to be exhumed to examine whether he was poisoned.
Gaza conflict: Heavy shelling continues as Clinton seeks truce
Obama urges Middle East leaders to broker ceasefire as navy deploys ships
UN chief to visit Israel and West Bank as Gaza ceasefire efforts intensify
Britain 'sleepwalking towards EU exit' under Cameron, says Labour
Gaza ceasefire not imminent, warn officials
Pakistan risks UK anti-drugs money as hangings of traffickers resume
The UK's decision to give millions of pounds to help Pakistan fight drug trafficking – an offence that carries the death penalty – has been thrown into question after the country resumed executions last week.
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Pakistan's prime minister Yousuf Raza Gilani disqualified by supreme court
Pakistan's top judge disqualified the country's prime minister from office on Tuesday, in a move likened to a "judicial dictatorship" by some commentators outraged that the head of government should be deposed by anything other than parliament.
Pussy Riot member freed as two bandmates face exile to prison camp
For seven months, the world got to know Pussy Riot as three women defiantly smirking inside a glass cage as they issued a rare challenge to Vladimir Putin and the justice system that serves him.
Vaginagate: US politician banned for saying 'vagina' in abortion bill debate
Two female US politicians were banned from addressing the Michigan house of representatives after one used the word "vagina" and the other tried to argue for regulating vasectomies during a debate over a controversial anti-abortion bill.
Meles Zenawi's death raises threat of instability in Ethiopia and beyond
A few hours after Meles Zenawi's death was announced, British prime ministers past and present were queueing to pay tribute.
David Cameron's Cabinet Reshuffle: Gossip, Guesswork and Predictions
Barely two, possibly three, weeks to go before David Cameron's predicted reshuffle, the first such unforced exercise since the general election.
Pope Benedict XVI resignation leaves princes of the church speechless
He arrived – in his own words, eight years ago – as "a simple, humble worker in God's vineyard".
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Pussy Riot Verdict Greeted With Defiance
Judge Marina Syrova's tone remained soft and monotonous throughout the three hours it took her to read the state's case against the three Pussy Riot members. But her message was steely and unyielding. "What they did was offensive to believers," Syrova said. "It was a crude violation of the social order."
South African Police Shoot Dead Striking Miners
Police have been accused of a massacre after opening fire on mine workers in one of the deadliest days of protest in South Africa since the end of apartheid.
Pussy Riot Trial: Closing Statement Denounces Putin's 'Totalitarian System'
Three members of the feminist punk band Pussy Riot said Vladimir Putin's Russia was the one on trial as they delivered closing arguments on Wednesday in a case seen as a key test of the powerful president's desire to crackdown on dissent.
