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Later today, the election results will be announced in Kosovo's first historical election since its independence from Serbia in 2008
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The European Union is set Monday to slap "restrictive measures" against Ivory Coast
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On the eve of a confidence vote, Berlusconi snaps back calling attempts to oust him "political folly", warning that a government collapse coupled with economic uncertainty could throw the country into turmoil
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In an upside world, legitimate president of Ivory Coast is trying to govern while former president refuses to step down.
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Home Secretary Theresa May said Sunday she was "actively" considering whether to ban firebrand US pastor Terry Jones from entering Britain to speak to far-right activists
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The Ivory Coast crisis took a disturbing new turn after Gbagbo accused foreign envoys of seeking to turn the military against him
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Twin blasts that rocked central Stockholm on Saturday killing one man have been described as a "terrorist" attack, as Swedish police step up their alert level
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After the postponement of last week's drills,S Korea announced its intention to go ahead with live-fire military exercises on Monday, in what is sure to be received as an aggressive manoeuvre by N Korea
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US President Barack Obama has offered his strongest condemnation yet of WikiLeaks' "deplorable" documents dump, as defenders of the website's founder denounced the rush to judgment against him
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The son of disgraced financier Bernard Madoff was found dead Saturday in his New York apartment in an an apparent suicide, US media reported citing city police
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Global talks on climate change on Saturday set up a new fund to manage billions of dollars in aid to poor nations in a hard-fought package urging deep cuts in industrial emissions.
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Critics say the law, which also nationalizes the pension system and generously extends coverage to the poor is overly ambitious and unsustainable
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Police began a major investigation into all student protests in the capital since the first day of action against the fees increase
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North Korea dispatched its top diplomat to Russia aimed at defusing tensions in while U.S. and Chinese military officials met for "frank" talks included North Korea
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Bill Clinton basked in the spotlight again at the White House, holding court with the press and trying to use his popularity to help the current Democratic president pass a controversial tax deal
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Russian President Dimtry Medvedev may seek another term, while Gorbachev warns of Russia's corruption and anti-democratic processes
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The whistleblower's website, WikiLeaks, seems very secure in a nuclear-proof, science-fictionesque bunker which houses a data centre with over 8,000 servers
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