Putin loyalist resigns as parliament speaker
Move reflects authorities' efforts to contain public anger at elections
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Punked: Indonesian cops shear rockers' mohawks
Police in country's most conservative province round up punk-rock fans, force them through "spiritual" cleansing
U.S. exit leaves Iraq vulnerable at borders
Iraqi forces arguably capable of providing internal security but may be unprepared to face external threats
Iran: We'll move enrichment plants if necessary
Senior commander suggests nation's primary uranium enrichment facilities could simply be relocated to avoid strikes
Email chain erodes Murdoch's hacking defense
New email chain brought to light showing James Murdoch replied to a 2008 message suggesting hacking case "as bad as we feared"
Belgium cops find 6th body after Liege attack
Police say body of 45-year-old woman discovered during search of property rented by gunman Nordine Amrani
Somali al Qaeda affiliate takes to Twitter
Al-Shabab, the fundamentalist Islamic group ruling most of southern Somalia, begins tweeting its world view
Iran could seek China's help on U.S. drone
U.S. officials say Iran may get design and paint ideas from downed U.S. drone, but the technology is likely beyond them
Attack in Belgium leaves 5 dead, 122 wounded
At least 5 dead, 122 injured during gun/hand grenade attack at central square in the Belgian city of Liege
Explosions rock oil pipeline in southern Iraq
Officials say two large explosions have were caused by bombs and have set off a massive blaze
Pakistani cops: Seminary chained kids, addicts
Islamic seminary offering rehabilitation services kept patients, kids chained "like animals," police say
9/11 similarity puts Korean tower plan in doubt
Design of Seoul skyscrapers linked by "pixelated cloud" reportedly not finalized after comparison made to World Trade Center
Afghan female boxers begin fight for Olympics
Women train in rundown gym under shadow of death threats, box in arena where women were once executed under Taliban rule
Activists: China executes 4,000 a year
Human rights group says the number of those put to death fell 50 percent after 2007
U.S. drone crashes at Seychelles airport
U.S. Embassy in Mauritius said the unmanned U.S. Air Force MQ-9 Reaper was not armed and that the crash caused no injuries
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