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NATO Allies Begin Major Baltic Sea Naval Drills Amid Tensions With Russia
Western allies kicked off a major naval exercise in the Baltic Sea on Saturday amid rising tensions with Russia over the conflict in Ukraine.
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Afghanistan To Hold Delayed Parliamentary Polls On October 15
Afghanistan will hold its delayed parliamentary elections on October 15, the top polling official said today, after last June's deadline to choose a new assembly was missed because of political disputes.
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Early Poll Prospects Grow as Turkish Air Strikes Muddy Coalition Talks
Turkey looks increasingly likely to face an early election as its air strikes against Kurdish militants in Iraq and Islamic State in Syria stir nationalist sentiment and coalition talks make little apparent progress.
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Public in NATO Countries Against Arming Ukraine: Poll
A majority of citizens from eight NATO countries are against sending arms to Ukraine to help battle pro-Russian separatists, even if they believe Moscow is stirring the conflict, according to a survey released today.
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Taliban Attack Kabul Airport as Afghan Poll Audit Starts
Explosions and gunfire rang out after the Taliban attacked Kabul airport in the militants' latest attempt to steal initiative with the country in the grip of a presidential power struggle.
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As Pakistan votes, the military watches sternly from its barracks
When a rock-band song mocking Pakistan's army was mysteriously blocked on Internet sites recently, no one was surprised. But, as political parties jousted their way to this Saturday's elections, it was a small reminder of where power really lies.
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NATO Allies Begin Major Baltic Sea Naval Drills Amid Tensions With Russia
Western allies kicked off a major naval exercise in the Baltic Sea on Saturday amid rising tensions with Russia over the conflict in Ukraine.
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Afghanistan To Hold Delayed Parliamentary Polls On October 15
Afghanistan will hold its delayed parliamentary elections on October 15, the top polling official said today, after last June's deadline to choose a new assembly was missed because of political disputes.
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Early Poll Prospects Grow as Turkish Air Strikes Muddy Coalition Talks
Turkey looks increasingly likely to face an early election as its air strikes against Kurdish militants in Iraq and Islamic State in Syria stir nationalist sentiment and coalition talks make little apparent progress.
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Public in NATO Countries Against Arming Ukraine: Poll
A majority of citizens from eight NATO countries are against sending arms to Ukraine to help battle pro-Russian separatists, even if they believe Moscow is stirring the conflict, according to a survey released today.
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Taliban Attack Kabul Airport as Afghan Poll Audit Starts
Explosions and gunfire rang out after the Taliban attacked Kabul airport in the militants' latest attempt to steal initiative with the country in the grip of a presidential power struggle.
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As Pakistan votes, the military watches sternly from its barracks
When a rock-band song mocking Pakistan's army was mysteriously blocked on Internet sites recently, no one was surprised. But, as political parties jousted their way to this Saturday's elections, it was a small reminder of where power really lies.
