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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 2013

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10

Ukraine rally pushes for closer EU ties amid protests

About 50,000 demonstrators gathered in Kiev demanding that President Yanukovych sign the EU free trade and political association agreement at a summit. The event echoed the 2004 Orange Revolution with tents, overnight stays, and clashes with police and pro Russia activists.

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Netanyahu accepts flawed Iran deal amid security concerns

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the six month deal leaves Iran's military nuclear capabilities intact and provides economic relief to Tehran. He warns the world has become a more dangerous place and reiterates Israel’s right to defend itself, potentially including a strike.

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Malians vote amid security fears in tense legislative election

Malians voted Sunday in parliamentary balloting marked by heavy security and sporadic violence. Officials reported deadly clashes between Tuareg and Peul groups, with rock throwing hindering Kidal voting and at least 10 ballot boxes stolen near Timbuktu in Goundam.

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Violence dominates Honduras election as polls show tight race

In Tegucigalpa voters chose a president amid violence and poverty, with Xiomara Castro opposing Juan Orlando Hernandez. Early reports say no major problems at polling sites, though polls show a statistical tie and fears of a disputed result that could spark instability in a country of 8.5 million with the world’s highest homicide rate.

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