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3 priorities for Pakistan's new government
After 14 years, Nawaz Sharif is back at the helm in Pakistan. The nuclear-armed country faces a welter of problems, from terrorism to tensions with Afghanistan, India, and the United States. To move Pakistan forward, Mr. Sharif must focus on three priorities.
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Fortune 500: Top 10 companies in 2013
Fortune has released its annual list of the largest corporations in the United States, and there were a few notable changes in this year’s group. Here are the Top 10.
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10 influential authors who came to the US as immigrants
These 10 immigrant authors have all made significant contributions to US literature and culture.
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International Women's day: 3 challenges women face around the world
Issues such as violence, inequality at work, and traditional expectations confront women on every continent around the world. Here is a sampling of challenges women faced this year:
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3 ways you can combat sex trafficking
It is estimated that 27 million slaves are being held worldwide, with the most common form being sexual exploitation of women and girls. What can be done about this global and complex problem? Here are three key ways that you can make a difference.
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Cleaning up an engine’s act
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Bombay Anna
The true story of Anna of "The King and I."
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New Delhi bombings seen as declaration of 'war'
Blasts that killed 20 in the Indian capital on Saturday are forcing the government to confront a domestic terrorist group. But some officials still point the finger at longtime rival Pakistan.
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Raids into Pakistan: What U.S. authority?
Bush's orders to send special forces after Taliban militants have roots in previous presidencies.
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Opinion: An innovation nation once more
To compete globally, the US workforce needs presidential leadership to bolster math, science, and engineering education.
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The Monitor's View: The Palin Doctrine
She would go beyond various Bush 'doctrines' and 'do whatever it takes' against terrorists.
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Prayer in the wake of hurricane Ike
A Christian Science perspective on daily life.
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At U.N., a bolder approach to terrorism
The secretary-general held a symposium Tuesday on the victims of terrorism – the first conference on the topic held by the UN.
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Greenpeace activists cleared of damaging UK power plant
The court ruled that, by shutting down the plant, the activists were preventing greater property damage from climate change.
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Jhai PC: Low-cost computer links villages to the Web
Rugged Internet portal designed for Laos now attracts interest in 65 countries.
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Australian P.M. plans military expansion to counter Asian arms race
With a 3 percent annual increase in military spending, Australia hopes to balance China's arms spending and India's sizeable military.
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Nano stalled as India juggles factory vs. farm
Tata Monors hasn't resumed production of its $2,500 car, even though protests against the Nano factory ended Sunday after farmers were promised more compensation.
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For Iran, energy woes justify nuclear push
Many Iranians see the Nuclear Suppliers Group's Saturday decision that could permit nuclear trade with India as a double standard.
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One Cambodian turns trash to cash
Heng Yon Korra has a plan to reduce trash and fight poverty in Phnom Penh. So far, it’s working.
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India a step closer to nuclear trade
The Nuclear Suppliers Group agreed Saturday to lift a 34-year ban on selling nuclear technology to India, even though it hasn't signed the Non-Proliferation Treaty.
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Russia courts old allies, steps up defiance of the West
President Dmitry Medvedev said Saturday that Russia is 'a nation to be reckoned with.'
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Flooding in India: Why wasn't the government ready?
Three million people have been displaced. Critics call for more help from the Indian Army.
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Cindy McCain: rodeo queen to first lady?
Both privilege and challenge have marked her life, and now Mrs. McCain could follow her husband to the White House.
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Opinion: Farewell to world peace?
The Georgian conflict ended 1,716 days of no war between nations. But trends favor peace.
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Sri Lanka advances on rebel base
While the military is making gains on the Tamil Tigers, it could become mired in guerrilla attacks.
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Biden begins to shore up Obama's defensive line
His speech Wednesday night at the Democratic convention revealed his tasks: attack McCain's positions and appeal to blue-collar white voters.
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The Girl From Foreign
‘So are you Muslim or are you Jewish?’
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