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  Africa's richest nation ready for war

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  One of the richest countries in Africa, Equatorial Guinea, is rapidly expanding its naval power. The fleet of the 600,000-strong country will be larger than that of 160 million-strong Nigeria. Is Africa preparing for a major war? Until recently there were five small patrol boats, mostly of Soviet (Russian) and Israeli production

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  Who ordered another problem in Tibet?

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  A Tibetan monk who claims that on January 23 police opened fire on protesters in the monastery district Luhuo. Also, he said that the demonstrators were in favor of Tibetan independence, the return to China of their spiritual leader the Dalai Lama, and cessation of conscious migration of the Chinese to the Himalayas

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  Arab League 'celebrates' zero results in Syria

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  The work of observers from the Arab League in Syria has yielded nearly zero result, since the Assad regime was immune to the pressure exerted on its Arab neighbors. The failure can be used to apply other instruments of pressure against Damascus. Earlier, Qatari Emir called on the troops of the Arab countries to enter the territory of Syria

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  Libyan rebels to attack the West with uranium

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  On January 18 in the north-eastern Mali, near the village of Menaka not far from the border with Niger, fighting between Tuareg rebels and government army troops has resumed. The Tuaregs, who fought on the side of Muammar Gaddafi in the fall of 2011, after the defeat began returning to Sahel, specifically Mali and Niger

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  Bashar Assad should be afraid of his own special services

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  The opponents of the Assad regime are celebrating a great victory: for the first time in 10 months of conflict a military of a general's rank transitioned to their side. Mustafa Ahmad al-Sheikh is the most senior Syrian deserter who, according to Western media, commanded the largest army units

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