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Bin Laden raid one year later: Pakistan's Army untouched

The US Navy SEAL operation that killed Osama bin Laden last May threw the Pakistan Army into international disrepute. But in Pakistan, the Army has rebounded.

As extreme weather events increase, so does acceptance of climate science (+video)

Backchannels Coup predictions: Africa doesn't look as volatile as you might think

Opinion How Apple, Foxconn, and others can address labor abuses in overseas factories

Climate change report: time to start preparing for the worst

Change Agent Five ways to make aquaculture more sustainable

Change Agent ICNL promotes freedom of assembly around the world

America's big wealth gap: Is it good, bad, or irrelevant?

Myanmar's about-face: 5 recent reforms

Chapter & Verse After Muslim protests, Kolkata Book Fair cancels Taslima Nasrin book launch

Bangladesh Army says it foiled a coup via Facebook

In South Sudan, tribal militias exact revenge (+video)

Opinion Selling organs to pay off debt: Microfinance needs reforms

Report: Chinese hackers launched summer offensive on US chemical industry

In Pictures Diwali: Hindu festival of lights

Paul Polak – developing products for 'the other 90 percent' of humanity

India investigates Delhi High Court blast amid public frustration over security gaps

Delhi High Court bombing is latest in a string of major attacks

Opinion The dangers of secularism in the Middle East

Vietnam loses appeal to foreign investment amid economic woes

In Pictures Ramadan: Muslim holy month

Norway massacre: Breivik manifesto attempts to woo India's Hindu nationalists

'Tales from a dead man': 9/11 revenge killer set to be executed

Rock 'n' Roll: Nostalgic for the summer of 1971

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