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Must-Reads from Around the World

Brazil’s educational system isn’t keeping up with the country’s economy, the Sri Lankan president is criticized for turning the nation into his personal fief, and the Church of England votes over whether to allow women to become bishops

Must-Reads from Around the World

The French economy faces a looming crisis, the Emirati government clamps down on online dissent, and Afghan children suffer psychological damage from war

Must-Reads from Around the World

Burma plans to free hundreds of prisoners, U.N. diplomats claim North Korea is illegally shipping weapons to Syria, and violence escalates in Gaza following the death of Hamas military chief

Must-Reads from Around the World

France recognizes Syrian rebels, Haiti faces food crisis in 2013 after hit by Superstorm Sandy, and more Europeans take to the streets to protest austerity measures

Must-Reads from Around the World

Denmark’s fat tax is repealed after one year, eBay enters the Chinese online market, and Afghanistan gets both a boost and a suspension when it comes to aid

Must-Reads from Around the World

The Philippines Congress will decide on the fate of a reproductive health bill, an Iranian blogger was found dead after being arrested for his activism, and the BBC crisis goes from bad to worse.

Must-Reads from Around the World

German authorities charged alleged Neo Nazi murderer, Foxconn looks to the U.S. to build new factories and Argentinian protestors take to the streets of Buenos Aires.

Must-Reads from Around the World

Four Afghan police are sentenced to 16 years in prison for rape charges, France adopts a draft bill to legalize same-sex marriage and adoption, and China gets set for a leadership transition.

Must-Reads from Around the World

Dengue fever raises alarm in India, the Brazilian government has new plans to fight violence in São Paulo, and the world reacts to President Barack Obama’s re-election

Must-Reads from Around the World

Aid workers in Burma receive threats for delivering aid to victims of sectarian violence, China is eclipsing India as the world’s biggest buyer of gold, and Greek protesters take to the streets of Athens once again

Must-Reads from Around the World

The Coptic Church picks a new pope, China’s diabetes drug market will reach $3.2 billion by 2016, and David Cameron heads to the Guld and Middle East

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