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The outbreak of violence in Tibet last week and the protests by Tibetan refugees in India have highlighted Delhi's delicately-balanced policy of keeping China unruffled while respecting the rights of the Dalai Lama.
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The Rwandan Government and the United Nations are trying to bring those responsible to justice using different methods and both have their flaws.
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Lebanon is the most politically complex and religiously divided country in the Middle East, which is what makes it such a potentially explosive factor in an unstable region.
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There may not have been any campaigning worth speaking about before this election, but there was certainly a mammoth effort to persuade people to vote on Sunday for a new president.
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The strongest type of cannabis - known as Skunk - now dominates the UK market, according to new Home Office research.
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The UK's weather forecasting needs to be improved, according to the man leading a government review into last summer's downpours.
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Zaher Uddin used to perform at weddings, now he sings only in the privacy of his home. The white walls are draped with festive garlands, tools of his newly defunct trade. Music has been banned by local religious militants, or Taleban.
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Royal Mail managers have voted to reject the company's proposed pension changes, increasing the threat of strike action.
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A new points-based system for migration is coming into force in the UK. How will it work in practice?
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The lives of up to 15,000 children are at risk in Somalia unless emergency aid arrives in the next two weeks, the UN children's agency, Unicef, has warned.
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