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Afghan-Pakistani border tension flares again
Fractious neighbours renew crossfire over disputed gate days after an Afghan border guard was killed in clashes.
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Syrian army seizes rebel town near Damascus
Soldiers take control of Otaiba, which rebels has used as a weapons supply route for the past eight months.
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Young man from Chicago suburbs arraigned on terrorism charges after trying to join al-Qaeda-linked group on FBI website.
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Earthquake rocks eastern Afghanistan
At least seven people killed, dozens injured as magnitude 5.6 quake strikes near border with Pakistan.
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Kuwait police clash with opposition activists
Riots come hours after police raid opposition leader's home in attempt to arrest him after being issued jail sentence.
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Palestinian museum showcases prisoner misery
Abu Jihad Museum highlights woes of inmates - past and present - as Palestinians mark Prisoners' Day.
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Thailand and Muslim rebels to hold more talks
Peace negotiators for Thai government and Barisan Revolusi Nasional agree on terms of reference for April 29 talks.
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Border fire tests Afghanistan-Pakistan ties
Kabul cancels joint military training after claiming cross-border fire, while Islamabad calls the move "over reaction".
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