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Obama, China’s Hu open talks as world watches
President Barack Obama says that strong dialogue between the U.S. and China benefits not just those two nations but the whole world. Full story
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South and Central Asia
Power struggle threatens Pakistan’s leader
A series of political confrontations could lead to a constitutional crisis, Pakistan and U.S. officials tell NBC News. Full story
Africa
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Kenyans recruited to fight in Somalia
Many of those being trained are Somalis living in crowded refugee camps and Kenyan nationals who are ethnic Somalis living nearby. Full story
Europe
Report: Extremists recruiting in British jails
U.K. think-tank suggests officials should deprogram Muslim radicals to prevent spread of propaganda. Full story
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Judge tosses Rwandan genocide conviction
A U.N. appeals court overturns the conviction of the former Rwandan president's brother-in-law, who had been sentenced to 20 years for organizing a massacre that left about 1,000 dead during the 1994 genocide.
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Pro-Cuba embargo money flows to lawmakers
Supporters of tough U.S. sanctions against the Cuban government have given more than $10 million to congressional campaigns over the last seven years, according to a study.
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Obama, China’s Hu open talks as world watches
Seeking help with an array of global troubles, President Barack Obama says that his closely watched talks with his Chinese counterpart are vital not just for their nations but the world.
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Report: Extremists recruiting in British jails
Two of Britain's most high-profile Muslim extremists have been given free rein to recruit fellow inmates in prison and are spreading propaganda from behind bars, a think-tank says.
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Carter defends handling of Iran hostage crisis
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter said Monday he had no regrets about his handling of the Iran hostage crisis more than 30 years ago.
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Power struggle threatens Pakistan’s leader
Pakistan’s civilian and military leaders are tangling in a series of political confrontations that could lead to a constitutional crisis, Pakistani and U.S. officials tell NBC News.
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