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Washington Post

Cameron facing rough ride in Pakistan
AFP
LONDON — David Cameron was facing tricky talks this week with Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari after the prime minister's remarks on the export of terror triggered a diplomatic spat. Zardari's three-day visit later this week is likely to be ...
Pakistan president heads to Europe amid Cameron rowBBC News
Pakistan president refuses to cancel UK tripABC Online
Pakistani spy chief cancels UK tripAljazeera.net
New York Times -The Press Association -The Guardian
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Channel 4 News

WikiLeaks investigation expanded as White House faces new leaks
Xinhua
WASHINGTON, July 31 (Xinhua) -- Investigations into the massive leaks of documents on the Afghan war have begun to enwrap possible civilian involvement as the White House implores the website WikiLeaks to stop posting similar files and new leaks keep ...
Iran transforming Afghan warNational Post
Let's honour the war dead - by bringing their comrades homeDaily Mail
Fight against terror: A leaking warTimes of India
Hindustan Times -BBC News -AFP
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CBC.ca

Pakistanis Critical of Government's Response to Floods
Voice of America
Photo: AP People walk over a makeshift bridge set-up over the damaged portion of a main highway in flood hit area Charsadda, Pakistan on Saturday, July 31, 2010. Flooding in Pakistan has killed more than 800 people in a week, a government official said ...
Pakistan floods 'kill 800' people and affect a millionBBC News
Pakistan flood toll reaches 1300Hindustan Times
1 million affected as flood crisis worsensABC Online
Daily Times -Daily News & Analysis -The Hindu
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Sydney Morning Herald

Wildfires spread in western Russia, kill 28
Reuters
Rescue personnel remove the debris of a burnt out house in the village of Borkovka, outside the town of Vyksa, some 150 km (93 miles) southwest of the Volga city of Nizhny Novgorod, July 31, 2010. Raging wildfires spread across parts of western Russia ...
Local Russian official steps down over wildfiresRIA Novosti
The dangers of Moscow's heatwaveBBC News
Russia goes all out to combat raging wildfiresXinhua
Aljazeera.net -Voice of America -The Associated Press
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CBC.ca

Sacked NKorean soccer coach fears for life
Hindustan Times
After wide public dressing-down of the team's 'faults' at the FIFA 2010 WC, sacking from the post and working unpaid as a construction worker, North Korean soccer coach may not be 'long for this world'. Kim Jong-hun, the disgraced coach, ...
North Korea's failed World Cup footballers undergo public maulingThe Guardian
Failed North Korean World Cup coach fears for lifeTimes of India
North Korean football team shamed in six-hour public inquiry over World CupTelegraph.co.uk
The Chosun Ilbo -New York Times -The Canadian Press
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Oneindia

China: 'Attack' on tax office kills 4
Oneindia
Beijing, Jul 31: At least four people were killed and over 19 injured in an explosion at a local tax office in central China on Friday, Jul 30 afternoon. Xinhua news agency reported on Saturday, Jul 31 that the police are suspecting that the blast at a ...

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AFP

24 remain trapped in flooded coal mine in NE China
The Associated Press
BEIJING — Two dozen workers were trapped in a flooded mine in northeast China on Sunday, the latest accident in the country's notoriously dangerous coal industry. The State Work Safety Administration has dispatched a team to investigate the Saturday ...
Two mine accidents in China leave 17 dead, 104 injured, 24 trappedXinhua
China coal mine blast leaves 15 dead: mediaAFP
24 trapped after coal mine flood in ChinaGulfNews
Daily News & Analysis -BBC News -Press TV
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The Guardian

Bangladesh garment workers in new clashes with police
AFP
DHAKA — Rock-throwing Bangladeshi garment workers clashed anew with police on Sunday after a weekend of running battles in protest at a government offer to raise their minimum wage that unions say is derisory. Dhaka's assistant police commissioner ...
At Least 100 Injured in Day 2 of Bangladesh Pay ProtestsVoice of America
Hasina warns against 'anarchy' as garment protests spreadZee News
At least 100 hurt in Bangladesh clashes over wagesYnetnews
New York Times -BBC News -GulfNews
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Reuters India

July deadliest month for Iraqis since 2008
The Associated Press
BAGHDAD — July was the deadliest month for Iraqis in more than two years, according to newly released figures that show 535 were killed in violence. The monthly toll released late Saturday was the highest since May 2008 when 563 were killed. ...
Iraq death toll in July highest in more than two yearsAFP
4 killed in Iraqi bombings, closing out deadliest month in 2 yearsCNN
Iraq civilian death toll almost doubles in JulyReuters Canada
Al-Bawaba -People's Daily Online -Sify
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