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Sahrawi activists march in disputed Moroccan territory's main city in region's biggest demonstration in decades.
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Failure to unseat country's ruling coalition raises questions about future role of opposition heavyweight Anwar Ibrahim.
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Last Modified: 06 May 2013 10:43 GMT
Malaysia's mission impossible?
The Transparency International Corruption Perception Index says Malaysia ranks 54 out of 176 countries for corruption.
Josie Fernandez
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Last Modified: 04 May 2013 19:20 GMT
New Asian football boss backs Blatter
Bahrain's Sheikh Salman backs FIFA chief for a fifth term as both call for more World Cup places for Asian teams.
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Last Modified: 03 May 2013 13:43 GMT
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On World Press Freedom Day, a Somali reporter offers a first person account of covering a dangerous beat.
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Last Modified: 03 May 2013 12:05 GMT
Controversy and withdrawal on eve of election
Hafez Al Medlej of Saudi Arabia pulls out of race for AFC presidency as FIFA look into actions of former president.
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Last Modified: 01 May 2013 13:38 GMT
Egypt's unions struggle after the revolution
Workers in the country's public and private sectors bear the weight of a flagging economy and a new constitution.
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Last Modified: 30 Apr 2013 08:52 GMT
Troops in Somalia 'broke stadium promise'
Athletes are irked about troops' refusal to leave run-down facilities in Mogadishu.
Hamza Mohamed
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Last Modified: 29 Apr 2013 20:00 GMT
The irony of Muslim terrorism
Terrorism is the vilest crime because it robs people not only of their lives, but also of their safety and freedom.
Mohamed Ghilan
Opinion
Last Modified: 29 Apr 2013 15:09 GMT
Mali Tuaregs struggle to feed young captives
Exclusive report highlights dilemma separatists face over the detention of captured underage fighters.
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China aims to expand its influence in the resource rich area.
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