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Efforts to protect wildlife are pushing Maasai tribes from land on which they've grazed their cattle for generations.
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Last Modified: 23 May 2013 09:59 GMT
Glasgow's 'monumental mistake' stokes debate
Critics say monuments in Scotland's biggest city are not truly representative of local identity and ignore commoners.
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Last Modified: 21 May 2013 08:51 GMT
India and China: Building trade and trust
There are signs of improving relations, but can the world's two most populous nations resolve their differences?
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Last Modified: 20 May 2013 09:48 GMT
A mass exodus from Macedonia
Many young people leave Macedonia for work, despite assurances that the economy is improving.
Europe
Last Modified: 19 May 2013 18:06 GMT
Australian farmers deal with 'cattle crisis'
Farmers say that pressures of both drought and live export bans are hitting them hard.
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Australian scientists work to save koalas
Koalas are in big trouble, but scientists sequencing their genome say they might have a solution.
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Lulzsec hackers handed jail terms in UK
Hacker group masterminded cyber-attacks on targets from CIA to Sony Pictures causing millions of dollars in damage.
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Last Modified: 16 May 2013 23:00 GMT
Jordan to host 'world's largest refugee camp'
As violence in Syria continues, the al-Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan is on pace to become the largest in the world.
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Alviro Petersen comes in for Graeme Smith
With Graeme Smith sidelined for four to six months, South Africa select Alviro Petersen ahead of ICC Champions Trophy.
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One of UK's most wanted men arrested in Spain
Police capture Andrew Moran, convicted of armed robbery in absentia, by a swimming pool at a luxury villa in Alicante.
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