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Malnourished refugees in war-torn republic too afraid to return to homes where they can grow their own food
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Obama criticised for economic team's link to failed bank chief
Presidential advisers have ties to Citigroup, the bank accused of reckless sub-prime investments
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News in brief
More stories from around the world
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Hundreds dead after Christian and Muslim gangs clash in Nigeria
More than 200 people killed in two days of clashes between Christians and Muslims in central Nigeria, says Red Cross
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Chelsea's bohemians rage in fight to save New York landmark's soul
The Chelsea hotel is going upmarket - but its new British manager has a battle on his hands
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Cracks widen in Mugabe regime as soldiers riot over shortage of cash
Troops rampage in Harare after trying to withdraw cash from a bank that had run out of money
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Satirical mag laughs off slur on its integrity
There is uproar as the satirical French publication le Canard enchaîné is accused of cosying up to Sarkozy's regime. By Lizzy Davies
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Protests over global recession
Governments of Turkey, Hungary and Iceland face mass demonstrations against austerity measures
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Bangkok chaos grows after grenade attack on opposition protesters
Opposition leader blames government supporters for grenade attack that wounded 46 pro-democracy protesters
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Hitmen charge $100 a victim as Basra honour killings rise
Fathers and husbands who openly hire assassins on the streets of the city are going unpunished
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In a land of plenty, why do they still go hungry?
How your support can help farmers to learn skills that will protect their families from the ravages of famine
