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New Saudi king pledges continuity

King Salman makes top appointments and vows to walk the kingdom's straight path as
King Abdullah is buried.
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23 Jan 2015 21:50 GMT | Politics, Saudi Arabia, Middle East

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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe says he will never
yield to "terrorists" as ransom is demanded for
Japanese captives.
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Rival rallies staged in fractious Yemen

Pro-Houthi demonstrators march in Sanaa while southern cities see rallies against the Shia rebels.
23 Jan 2015 23:33 GMT | Politics, War & Conflict, Houthis, Middle East, Yemen

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China's home invasion

As thousands of Chinese are hunting for their
dream homes abroad, we investigate the impact
of their shopping spree.
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THE SYSTEM

Libya's Ansar al-Sharia leader dies months after ambush

US blames armed group for assault on diplomatic compound in Benghazi which killed ambassador
and three others.
23 Jan 2015 17:17 GMT | Politics, War & Conflict, Libya, Middle East

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Top US official holds talks with Cuban dissidents

State Department official holds meeting in Havana, but prominent
opposition figure refuses to attend over differences.
23 Jan 2015 19:29 GMT | Politics, Human Rights, Latin America, Fidel
Castro, Cuba

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Why are many criminal convictions still made

based solely on the discredited practice of
eyewitness identification?
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Ebola vaccine set for trial in West Africa

Experimental vaccine dispatched to worst affected countries amid
reports that the deadly outbreak is possibly waning.
23 Jan 2015 20:41 GMT | Ebola, Liberia, Africa, Health, World Health
Organisation

Syria airforce 'kills dozens of civilians near capital'

At least 35 people killed and 60 injured in rebel-held Hamoriyah
village, east of Damascus, opposition groups say.
23 Jan 2015 18:23 GMT | War & Conflict, Middle East, Syrian crisis, Syria

Return to Morocco
The story of Morocco's Jewish community told

Q&A: Jailed Saudi blogger's wife calls for his release

from the perspective of those who have left,

stayed or are now returning.

Wife of Raif Badawi, a blogger sentenced to 10 years in Saudi

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Arabia and 1,000 lashes, says he is a "peaceful person".

23 Jan 2015 10:33 GMT | Human Rights, Politics, Saudi Arabia, Middle
East, Canada

Ennahda shut out of new Tunisian government

Nominated Prime Minister Habib Essid announces proposed

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Saudi Arabia after King Abdullah
by Michael Stephens

cabinet, without any members of former ruling Islamist party.

23 Jan 2015 20:34 GMT | Middle East, Ennahda

Mubarak brothers released in Egypt

Alaa and Gamal Mubarak, sons of ex-president, leave jail
pending retrial in their corruption case, state media reports.
23 Jan 2015 16:43 GMT | Politics, Egypt, Middle East, Hosni Mubarak

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Australia into Asian Cup

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Sports year in review 2014

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Greece's fading hope

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The Brazilian city is sweltering at the start of

severe austerity measures that has driven up

the Constituent Assembly's deadline to

2015, after 2014 was declared the warmest

unemployment.

promulgate a draft constitution.

year, globally, on record

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workers who hoped the Arab

women put behind bars because

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impact of US policies on the

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