Human rights groups in Bangladesh and abroad are calling for an investigation after 16 borders guards accused of participating in a bloody revolt in February died in custody in recent days.
Clinton in Baghdad amid new reports of attacksU.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived in Baghdad on Saturday, a day after suicide bombings killed dozens in the Iraqi capital.
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A roadside bombing in northern Iraq killed three U.S. soldiers on Tuesday, bringing the number of American troop deaths this week to seven.
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- NATO chief: Afghan troop increase likely
NATO leaders are likely to approve an increase in troop deployment to the mission in Afghanistan, the head of the military alliance said Wednesday.
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- NATO chief: Afghan troop increase ikely
NATO leaders are likely to approve an increase in troop deployment to the mission in Afghanistan, the head of the military alliance said Wednesday.
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- Bangladesh mall fire: Shoppers may be trapped
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