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Analysts say authorities have failed to design a coherent counter-terrorism policy.
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NGOs warn that forcing Somalis to return home would contravene international law.
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Despite talk of a mass walk-out, African Union members are not united in opposing the international court, experts say.
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Government is under obligation to arrest suspect wanted for bribing witnesses, they say.
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Judges unseal arrest warrant for journalist accused of influencing witnesses in case against deputy president.
21 Feb 05
Life below the poverty line means a diagnosis of tuberculosis is a death sentence for many Tajiks.
21 Feb 05
New right-wing premier is struggling with the same controversy that he used to undermine his moderate predecessor.
21 Feb 05
Ultra-nationalist resurgence in recent elections sparks wave of attacks on non-Serbs in multi-ethnic province.
21 Feb 05
This year’s election politics are just one more obstacle on the bumpy path towards European membership.
21 Feb 05
The advent of political freedom in Kosovo has not freed women from the widespread notion that serious education is men’s business.
21 Feb 05
Brussels is winning its battle to force republic to stay with Serbia.
21 Feb 05
The famously multi-ethnic character of the capital has radically changed since the end of the war – and not everyone is happy about it.
21 Feb 05
Brussels is preparing for its largest-ever military venture.
21 Feb 05
Moderate candidate must mobilise those who did not vote if he is to win.
21 Feb 05
From the Berlin Congress to the Ohrid agreement - the pros and cons of western engagement with the region.
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