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Soviet superstar vilified for defying Moscow on Ukraine Rocker A.Makarevich walked a thin line in Soviet times but his outspoken stance on Ukraine has seen him pilloried by the Russian establishment.

26 August 2014

Car bomb kills 10 at busy Baghdad intersection: officials A car bomb ripped through a crowded Baghdad intersection during morning rush hour on Tuesday, killing 10 people.

26 August 2014

Five dead, five missing after heavy rain hits S. Korea Five people have been killed and five others are missing after heavy rains pummelled the southern part of South Korea.

26 August 2014

Thousands bid farewell to slain US teenager The black teenager whose shooting by a white officer revived the race debate in the USA was eulogized Monday as a victim of abusive policing.

26 August 2014

Ukraine says captured 'Russian soldiers' ahead of key talks Kiev's security service said its army in the war-torn east has captured 10 Russian paratroopers on Ukrainian soil.

26 August 2014

Man drowns while rescuing his drowning daughter in western Kazakhstan A man has drowned while rescuing his drowning daughter in the Ural River, Atyrau Oblast, western Kazakhstan on August 20.

25 August 2014

Boarding school in decay in Karaganda A boarding school for visually impaired children in the city of Karaganda in central Kazakhstan is in decay.

25 August 2014

Dias Kadyrbayev to get no more than 7 year sentence after pleading guilty Kazakh student Dias Kadyrbayev has formally pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice and conspiracy to obstruct justice in Boston bombings case two weeks before the trial.

25 August 2014

Japanese PM visits Hiroshima after killer landslides Prime Minister pledged full support for victims of last week's massive landslides in Hiroshima, as he made his first visit to the Japanese city.

25 August 2014

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Thousands expected at funeral of slain black teen Thousands are expected on Monday to attend the funeral of the unarmed black teen shot dead by a white policeman in Missouri.

25 August 2014

Japan's Sony hit by cyber attack, bomb threat Japanese entertainment giant Sony said its online music and gaming sites came under a cyber attack by a hacker group.

25 August 2014

California wine country hit by strong 6.0-magnitude quake A 6.0-magnitude earthquake rocked California's scenic Napa Valley wine country, the strongest to hit the region in a quarter of a century.

25 August 2014

Rebels parade captured soldiers as Kiev marks independence day Pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine paraded dozens of captured soldiers before a jeering crowd in mockery of Independence Day celebrations.

25 August 2014

170 migrants feared lost at sea off Libya: coastguard A Libyan coastguard official said a boat carrying 200 illegal migrants from sub-Saharan Africa was feared lost at sea off the capital Tripoli.

23 August 2014

Retired cops side with Ferguson protesters Retired Philadelphia police captain Ray Lewis cut an arresting figure in his crisp uniform, dark blue cap -- and a sign demanding "the truth".

23 August 2014

Hamas executes 'collaborators', Israeli boy killed Hamas executed 18 alleged collaborators in Gaza City as Israeli Prime Minister vowed harsh retribution for the killing of a four-year-old boy.

23 August 2014

John Lennon's killer denied parole for eighth time The man who shot dead Beatles star John Lennon was denied parole for an eighth time after being deemed likely to violate the law again.

23 August 2014

Russia treading on 'razor blade' to keep influence in Ukraine: analysts Russia's decision to force a disputed aid convoy into Ukraine reflects the Kremlin's urgent need to retain influence over ex-Soviet state.

23 August 2014

Japan death toll feared to double as landslide fears halt rescue The death toll from landslides in western Japan could more than double, as fears of a fresh collapse halted the search for 51 people still missing.

22 August 2014