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The Guardian
Afghan women leave the country in fear of Taliban return
The Guardian
"All Afghans, men and women, want a country without foreign troops, but I think the international community should be putting women on the agenda and making sure their security and freedoms are secured, directly and indirectly.
'Taliban fears driving Afghan women's brain drain'Zee News
Afghan Women Fleeing, Syrian Children Dying: News From the Wonderful World of ...The Atlantic

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Across the country, many employees of national cemeteries are veterans
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Marines veteran Bob Sherrow, left, and Air Force veteran John Donahue prepare a grave site for a burial at the National Cemetery of the Alleghenies in Cecil. Most of the employees at the cemetery are veterans. Grave markers stand in a new section of ...


 
Guinea-Bissau rambles on, despite coup
Atlanta Journal Constitution
By KRISTA LARSON AP BISSAU, Guinea-Bissau — Campaign banners from an election that was violently interrupted still hang in the main thoroughfare of this steamy capital, a reminder that a stable government is far from the country's grasp.
Guinea-Bissau citizens complacent in face of another coup, despite economic ...Washington Post

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Telegraph.co.uk
IMF Chief Lagarde: Little Sympathy for Greece
ABC News
International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde says she has more sympathy for poor African children than Greeks suffering under the country's economic problems and austerity measures. Making clear that the IMF has no plans to relent on its ...
Christine Lagarde On Greece: IMF Chief Has More Sympathy For Poor African ChildrenHuffington Post
The disarming charm of Christine LagardeTelegraph.co.uk

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Good, bad news for the country
Jakarta Post
Christian Hadinata, the country's legendary doubles specialist, lamented the lack of new shuttlers on the team. “The crucial point is senior players have become stagnant, yet the younger shuttlers have not reached the seniors' standard – they're not ...

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Nik Aziz:Country must be led by a Muslim
New Straits Times
MACHANG: Pas spiritual leader Datuk Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat yesterday insisted that Malaysia should be led by a Muslim prime minister as Islam was professed by the majority of people in the country. He said having a Muslim prime minister was consistent ...

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Politico
Scott Walker: My message to the country
Politico
Walker, who is set to face off against Democratic Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett in a highly anticipated recall election on June 5, said in an interview Wednesday that a victory next month will resonate powerfully across the country that voters want ...

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