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Violent confrontations have again broken out on the streets of Turkeys main city Istanbul on the fourth day of anti-government protests. Police have used tear gas and water cannon against the protesters who were trying to march on the prime ministers
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The French foreign minister Laurent Fabius has said there is solid evidence that the Syrian government has used the nerve agent sarin against rebel fighters in Syria. Mr. Fabius said tests carried out in French laboratories on blood and urine samples
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Syrian pro-government forces have recaptured the strategic town of Qusair after a siege lasting more than two weeks. The rebels said they withdrew overnight. The BBCs Lyse Doucet was one of the first Western journalists to reach Qusair after its fall
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Thousands of protesters have converged on Taksim Square in Istanbul hours after the Turkish Prime Minister rejected demands to drop a plan to redevelop a park in the city. He said extremists who were manipulating demonstrations which began as an envi
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President Barack Obama has sought to reassure the American people following revelations that US intelligence agencies have conducted large-scale surveillance of telephone and internet activity. Mr Obama said nobody was listening to the routine phone
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Nelson Mandelas wife Graca Machel is at his hospital bedside in South Africa where the former president has been treated for a recurring lung infection. She accompanied him as he was transferred to the unnamed medical facility in Pretoria in the earl
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A British newspaper, The Guardian has reviewed the identity of the man who leaked information about an American surveillance program which monitors computer and telephone networks around the world. The disclosures sparked widespread concern about the
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The American intelligence contractor Edward Snowden who leaked details of a massive secret surveillance programme by the United States has disappeared from his hotel in Hong Kong. His current whereabouts are not known. But the London Guardian newspap
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Turkish riot police have fired teargas to disperse crowds of thousands of anti-government demonstrators who gathered in Taksim Square in central Istanbul after a day of sporadic clashes. 经过一天零星的冲突之后，土耳其防暴警察使用催
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Turkeys governing AK party says its open to holding a referendum in Istanbul about the plans to redevelop Gezi Park-- the issue that sparked nationwide anti-government protests. From Istanbul, here is James Reynolds. 土耳其执政的正义与发展党
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The United States Supreme Court has ruled that human Genes cannot be patented by medical companies, but they can patent synthetically produced DNA. The court struck down patents held by an American company on Genes used in a pioneering test to detect
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The moderate cleric Hassan Rouhani has described his win in Irans presidential election as a victory of wisdom over extremism. Mr. Rouhani won 18.5million votes giving him just over 50% of the ballot. The turnout was high at 72%. Big celebrations are
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The Russian President Vladimir Putin has issued a blunt warning against arming the Syrian rebels, saying that the behaviour went against the humanitarian values Europe wanted to represent. The British Prime Minister David Cameron said the UK would co
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The highest administrative court in Greece says the government can proceed with the prime ministers plan to replace the national broadcaster ERT with a much smaller regional set-up. From Athens, heres Mark Lowen. 希腊最高行政法院称，政府可
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Protests have continued in Brazil with demonstrators clashing with police ahead of an international football match in the north-eastern city of Fortaleza. Skirmishes began when police stopped a largely peaceful demonstration approaching Fortaleza's n
