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Where will Abe be leading Japan?
We look at the national and regional implications of the electoral win of Japan's opposition Liberal Democratic Party.
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Pentagon General Counsel Jeh Johnson says US officials must ask themselves how the conflict with al-Qaeda will end.
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President Barack Hussein Obama - again: But the grace is gone
Very few US presidents have had the opportunity to alter the global perception of the US, and Obama has squandered it.
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From Mount Olympus to Much Wenlock
Modern Olympics owe their existence to town in rural England that was inspired by benefits of Ancient Greek sport event.
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Why Oxfam will be supporting Federer
Roger Federer can claim his seventh title and make a considerable amount for charity if he wins once more at Wimbledon.
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The battle for the soul of the Islamic world
Islamists and Salafis have been battling for prominence in forging new political realities in the Islamic world.
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Last Modified: 24 May 2012 08:37 GMT
Chinese shadows
Could the fall of disgraced party leader Bo Xilai lead to a more open society, less hostile to dissident voices?
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Last Modified: 12 May 2012 13:56 GMT
Son of scandal-hit Chinese politician speaks
Bo Guagua, whose parents are under investigation in China, responds for the first time to reports of lavish lifestyle.
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Last Modified: 25 Apr 2012 11:51 GMT
Suu Kyi set for first trip abroad in 24 years
Myanmar pro-democracy icon set to visit Norway and UK in June in first trip outside country since her detention in 1989.
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