BBC Student wins Google photo prize . .

TOI, October 2, 2011 Team Anna launches referendum on Jan Lokpal Bill

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BBC Castro defends one-party system

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TOI, October 7, 2011 India wants to 'create anti-Pakistan Afghanistan': Musharraf

Businessweek France, Spain Default Risk Rises to Records, Credit Swaps Show

NYT Memo From Europe: Euro, Meant to Unite Europe, Seems to Be Dividing It

USA TODAY Obama: Republicans not considering cost of war with Iran - Video

the Economist, October 4, 2011 China's currency policy It's complicated

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BBC Rio Ferdinand criticised over advert linked to Asian tobacco firm Jamie Doward Sa 16. Jun, 2012 22:54..

USA TODAY Libya celebrates, worries about future after Gadhafi

Guardian Suspect breast implants rebranded before sale to 1,000 Dutch women

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TOI, May 7, 2011 Kayani against 'no first use' nuclear policy: Wiki cables Pakistan's powerful army chief Gen Ashfaq Parvez Kayani does not support President Asif Ali Zardari's "no-first-use" nuclear policy, according to US diplomatic cables ...

WSJ Law Blog The AM Roundup: Google’s Patent Win, No Free Breakfast, More..

Businessweek Middle-Aged Bankers Face Heart Disease Risk

Business Insider, August 6, 2011 Washington Reacts To The Downgrade

BusinessInsider, May 27, 2011 SocGen: "The China Domino Has Fallen!", Big-Time Inflation Coming All Around The World  

TOI, May 2, 2012 Hillary Clinton in Beijing for 'most complicated' talks with China . .

the Economist, November 17, 2011 The euro zone crisis: The pain in Spain

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USA TODAY Cain confirms reports of sexual harassment claims

the Economist, February 4, 2012 Portugal’s problems - The next special case?

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TOI, May 15, 2011 Osama killing: ISI stops intelligence sharing with CIA Pakistan's spy agency has stopped sharing intelligence with the CIA following the unilateral US operation to kill Osama bin Laden, it was reported here.

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WSJ Law Blog Feds Blaze New Trail in California Pot Fight