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Beijing rejects Hong Kongers’ demands for democracy

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After a Year of Mohammed Morsi, Egyptians are Divided

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Washington Aid to Syrian Rebels ‘Too Little, Too Late’

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Tunisia: More Unrest in the Cradle of the Arab Spring

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Egyptian Lawyer on Trial for Working With ‘Illegal Organization’

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Egypt’s Controversial Referendum Continues to Fan Political Crisis

Ugly Political Violence in Egypt

Egyptian General Calls Warring Parties Together for Talks, Opposition Unlikely to Attend

Washington’s Tepid Response to Drama in Egypt

Egypt President Morsi and Opposition Show No Signs of Backing Down

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Cairo Protests Turn Violent

Egyptians Protest Mursi Decree in Front of Presidential Palace

Egypt’s New Constitution in Jeopardy

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Suu Kyi’s US Visit Marked by Delicate Diplomatic Balance

Veteran Egyptian Journalist Sees Anti-American Strikes as an Attack on the Arab Spring

Violence in Arab World Prompts New Thinking About Uprisings

The American Help in South Sudan Independence

Sudan: Post Split, Difficult Times in Khartoum

Libya Elections: Liberal Alliance Surging in Initial Results

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South Africa Considers Legislation to Give Tribal Courts Authority

Egypt Election: Muslim Brotherhood Calls for Mass Protest

Egypt’s Military Council Tries to Hold on to Power

Muslim Brotherhood Claims Victory in Egypt

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Red Carpet Rolls Out for Democracy Leader Aung San Suu Kyi

Egyptian Election: Split Vote Keeps Centrist Candidates from Advancing

Egypt Election: No Clear Winner

Egypt Elections Stir Arab Dreams

Egypt Chooses New President

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