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Swedish group develops personal alarm system for journalists and rights activists working in dangerous areas.
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EU mulls gender quotas in boardrooms
Governments asked to approve 40 percent quota to favour women over equally qualified men as executives.
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Sweden welcomed Iraq war refugees but a growing backlash against immigration is testing the future of multiculturalism.
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Pakistan's Hazara Shias living under siege
Caught between alleged state incompetence and complicity in attacks, the war against Balochistan's Hazaras has hit home.
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World welcomes 2013 with wave of fireworks
Millions celebrate advent of New Year as huge pyrotechnics light up skylines in Sydney, Hong Kong and Dubai.
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The year has seen new faces take on some old problems, but what has been achieved and does 2013 look any brighter?
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Syrian refugees seek safety in Sweden
With about 1,300 refugees arriving every week, there are concerns that resources may become stretched.
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Snowy Europe
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Jan Kodes remembers the Davis Cup
As the Czech Republic take on Spain in the Davis Cup final, a former player looks back on his memories of tournament.
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