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The rise of SOCOM - to train proxy forces in all the places where US projects its power - is alarming.
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Ten years on, the enablers of the Iraq war are still trying to justify their complicity.
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Last Modified: 20 Mar 2013 13:46 GMT
'News from the South': Bergoglio, Chavez and the sound of silence
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Top French lawyer's body found near beach
Olivier Metzner, one of France's best-known lawyers, found dead near his private island in Brittany in apparent suicide.
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Bradley Manning's American dream, if only...
Bradley Manning will likely spend the rest of his life in prison for upholding the moral standards of America.
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Venezuela rejects rumours of Chavez's death
Relatives of president assure his "victory" over cancer to counter speculation that Hugo Chavez passed away.
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Partitioning the "two-state solution"
Semantic acceptance of the term 'State of Palestine' is of fundamental importance to the peace process, writes author.
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Last Modified: 18 Jan 2013 06:40 GMT
Somali troops 'free' pirate-held hostages
Twenty-two hostages held for nearly three years are released after two-week long siege by Puntland maritime police.
Africa
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Chipping away at democracy in Nicaragua and Panama
Nicaragua and Panama have sustained economic growth and poverty reduction - but both have suffered from corruption.
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