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29 June 2013 Last updated at 20:41 ET

Crowds gather for anti-Morsi rally

Protesters gather in Cairo for a mass rally to demand the resignation of Egypt's Islamist President Mohammed Morsi, a year after he came to power.

Obama praises Mandela 'inspiration'

US President Barack Obama says Nelson Mandela's "moral courage" is an inspiration to the world, as he meets with members of Mr Mandela's family.

Washington 'bugged key EU offices'

The US bugged EU offices, Der Spiegel magazine says, citing a secret report allegedly leaked by US fugitive ex-security analyst Edward Snowden.
Move to halt California gay weddings

US opponents of same-sex marriage file an emergency petition to the Supreme Court to try to halt the resumption of gay weddings in California.
Top Islamist flown to Mogadishu
Pakistani 'blasphemy' girl in Canada
Syrian forces pound city of Homs
Boy's murder shocks Sao Paulo
China increases security in Xinjiang
Missing yacht Nina 'presumed sunk'
West 'should have talked to Taliban'

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