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France Unveils New Cabinet; Half Are Women New French President Francois Hollande is putting the pieces in place to forge ahead with “a new path” for the European economic power. Aides announced Wednesday the formation of the new (...) 16 May, by
Mombasa Separatists Still Want Split from Kenya A Kenyan separatist group is not abandoning its call for secession, despite constitutional reforms that could give leaders from its region an increased voice in the national government. Ali (...) 16 May, by
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Obama and Romney Locked in Tight Race President Obama’s decision to support same sex marriage in the United States could have an impact on what is expected to be a close presidential election in November. But most experts believe the (...) 15 May, by
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