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Mozambique struggles to accommodate refugees from South Africa

Xenophobic violence forced many to flee. Now, they face an uncertain future inside transit camps.

China's massive postquake tasks

Still short 2 million tents, it must also rebuild homes and jobs for 5 million.

One man helps Cambodia rebuild trust

A former monk trains volunteers to resolve disputes that might otherwise turn violent.

Japan, China forge gas exploration deal

The expected compromise over energy resources in the East China Sea ends a long-running dispute between the two nations.

Tensions as Kosovo inks Constitution

The document, signed Sunday, is seen as key to stability. But many issues remain unresolved.

Kosovo Serb policeman looks to future

'I feel nothing bad about Albanians,' he says. 'A man should be judged by his soul, not his nationality.'

Investigation: In Afghanistan, routine abuse of terror detainees

An eight-month review by McClatchy newspapers says the US wrongfully imprisoned many suspected Al Qaeda terrorists.

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Zimbabwe's pro-Mugabe war vets draw hard line

In a rare interview, militia leader threatens to take over more white-owned farms and businesses.

Afghan prison attack stirs tensions with Pakistan

President Hamid Karzai threatened Sunday to send troops to Pakistan to fight militants themselves.

A year later: Hamas still defiant, but Gazans continue to struggle

The Islamist militant group has controlled the coastal strip for a year now and says it will not relent to international pressure.

Sri Lanka bombings follow government strikes

Tamil Tiger attacked a police station on Monday. Civilians are an increasing target in the conflict.

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