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56 percent of the country's 2.3 million registered voters took part in parliamentary poll boycotted by opposition.
Muslim Brotherhood and four smaller parties boycott polls government touts as milestone in country's democracy process.
Crowds gather in the capital Amman for a fourth day, demonstrating against cooking gas and petrol price increases.
Authorities warn of heavy crackdown on riots after attack on police during protests over fuel price rises.
Police stations come under fire as anger grows over fuel price hikes in the kingdom.
Officials say turnout in presidential runoff was lower than first round; final results expected later this week.
Malaysia's highest court dismisses indigenous people's appeal for rights against eviction to make way for a mega-dam.
Government has rubbished reports of an attack, insisting that the monarch remains popular.
How much longer can Ali Abdullah Saleh retain rule over his country?
American on trial in the US for involvement in 2008 Mumbai attacks says he was in contact with Pakistani intelligence.
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