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U.N. Urges End Of U.S. Embargo On Cuba For 22nd Time

By Louis Charbonneau

29/10/2013

UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday voted overwhelmingly for the 22nd time to condemn the United States economic embargo against Cuba, whose foreign minister s

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Syrian Deputy PM Dismissed After U.S. Talks

Qadri Jamil, Syria's deputy prime minister for economic affairs, listens during a news conference in Moscow, August 21, 2012. PHOTO BY REUTERS/Maxim Shemetov.

29/10/2013

BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syria's deputy prime minister, Qadri Jamil, was dismissed on Tuesday for leaving the country and acting without government permission after meeting U.S.

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Damascus, Rebels Coordinate To Let 1,800 Civilians Flee Siege

Volunteers from the Syrian Arab Red Crescent carry a sick man as Syrian families leave the besieged town of al-Moadamiyeh, which is controlled by opposition fighters, in Damascus countryside October 29, 2013. PHOTO BY REUTERS.

29/10/2013

DAMASCUS (Reuters) - A rare moment of coordination between the Syrian government and rebels enabled 1,800 civilians to flee a besieged town on the edge of Damascus on Tuesday, but thousands remain

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Defiant Israel Returns To U.N. Rights Forum

Shai Nitzan (L) Deputy Attorney General Ministry of Justice of Israel waits with Eviatar Manor, Israel Ambassador to the U.N. before the Human Rights Council Universal Periodic Review session on Israel at the European headquarters. PHOTO BY REUTERS.

By Stephanie Nebehay

29/10/2013

GENEVA (Reuters) - Israel appeared before the main United Nations human rights body on Tuesday, ending a 20-month boycott of the Geneva forum which it accuses of bias against the Jewish state.

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Scotland Breakaway Vote A Risk To National Security, Britain Says

By Andrew Osborn

29/10/2013

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's national security could be weakened if Scotland votes to leave the United Kingdom next year, the British government said on Tuesday.

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Kenya Says Some Soldiers Looted During Nairobi Mall Attack

A still image taken from CCTV footage, obtained by Reuters on October 19, 2013, shows what appears to be soldiers carrying plastic shopping bags (top, R) as they leave the Nakumatt supermarket in the Westgate shopping mall in Nairobi, Kenya. PHOTO BY REUTERS.

29/10/2013

NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenyan soldiers sent to protect civilians looted shops while al Qaeda-linked militants killed scores of people during a siege at a Nairobi shopping mall last month, the army adm

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Egypt And Brotherhood Should Pursue Reconciliation: Minister

Supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood and ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi shout slogans against the military and interior ministry, while gesturing with four fingers, under Mursi posters, during a protest around Khatem El Morsalien. PHOTO BY REUTERS.

By Michael Georgy

29/10/2013

CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's army-backed government and the Muslim Brotherhood should seek reconciliation because only an inclusive political process, not security crackdowns, can bring stability to t

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Libya Oil Crisis Deepens As Protesters Shun Talks

Workers perform maintenance on oil pipelines at the Sirte Oil Company in Brega October 20, 2013. PHOTO BY REUTERS/Esam Omran al-Fetori.

29/10/2013

TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Libya's oil crisis deepened on Tuesday after protesters blocking western fields shunned talks and locals denied that an eastern terminal would reopen, frustrating government eff

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Kenya Sees Tullow's Local Drilling Dispute Resolved 'Very Soon'

An aerial view of an oil exploration site in Bulisa district, approximately 244 km (152 miles) northwest of Kampala in this undated handout photo from Tullow Oil Uganda, received by Reuters July 4, 2012. PHOTO BY REUTERS/Tullow Oil.

By George Obulutsa

29/10/2013

NAIROBI (Reuters) - The Kenyan government expects a dispute between Tullow Oil and residents in the northwest of the country which led to the suspension of drilling last week will be "resolved very

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Abyei, Sudan Welcome U.N.-Backed Referendum In Disputed Region

A United Nations helicopter flies over the town of Abyei October 25, 2013. PHOTO BY REUTERS/Goran Tomasevic.

By Ilya Gridneff

29/10/2013

ABYEI (Reuters) - Abyei and Sudanese officials welcomed a push by the African Union to involve the United Nations Security Council in helping plan a referendum to resolve a dispute in the remote bo

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