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Shuttle Atlantis has new mission
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Turkey unrest: Police response scrutinised
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Brazil sends national force to control protests
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NSA grilled over surveillance program
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On the hunt for child predators
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Pistol-packing grandma forms community watch
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England ease into Champions Trophy final
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Royal baby's gender to be 'surprise'
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UK to phase in food label system
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Maloney loses appeal to overturn conviction
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Mark My Words with Mark Forsyth - June 19
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Lawrence Leung dissects King Kong the Musical
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SBS 6:30 News - 19 June part 2
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Socceroos celebration: Sam Ikin reports
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Insight: Like A Virgin preview
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Bayley sentencing: Luke Waters reports
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SBS 6:30 News - 19 June part 3
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US to hold peace talks with Taliban
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SBS 10:30 News - 19 June part 2
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Senators fire up over Crossin's dumping
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SBS 6:30 News - 19 June part 4
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Lawrence Leung dissects King Kong the Musical
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Are Taliban peace talks a pipe dream?
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Mark My Words with Mark Forsyth - June 19
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Lebanon violence sparks regional war fear
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Bayley sentenced to life for Meagher murder
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SBS 10:30 News - 19 June part 3
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Turkey unrest: Police response scrutinised
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NSA grilled over surveillance program
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GMO wheat in Oregon raising concerns
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3D technology redefines car design
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Pakistan: Quetta blast victims speak out
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Robbie Deans extended interview
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Hezbollah battles rebels near Damascus
20 June 2013, 7:26 AM
Middle East | Syrian troops have been bolstered by Hezbollah fighters as they battle rebels near Damascus.
No US-Taliban talks scheduled: US
20 June 2013, 7:18 AM
Middle East | The US State Department has denied scheduling any meetings with the Taliban, as separate Afghan-US talks are cancelled.
Jolie: Syria crisis 'worst', aid needed
20 June 2013, 6:17 AM
Middle East | Angelina Jolie has described Syria as the worst humanitarian crisis this century after meeting refugees there, and has called for more aid.
Comment: Why US peace talks with the Taliban are important
19 June 2013, 14:00 PM
Middle East | US president Barack Obama has formally announced the beginning of negotiations with the Taliban aimed at achieving a lasting peace in Afghanistan.
Gaddafi's children likely violated UN ban
19 June 2013, 7:36 AM
Middle East | A son and daughter of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi have moved from Algeria to Oman in apparent violation of a UN travel ban.
Regime pushes to crush Damascus rebels
19 June 2013, 3:16 AM
Middle East | Syrian troops are battling rebels at several flashpoints surrounding Damascus, where the humanitarian situation is deteriorating.
Comment: Deep divisions come to the fore as Turkey protests continue
19 June 2013, 0:00 AM
Middle East | When it comes to the thorny issue of Islamisation in Turkey, most external commentators focus
on whether Turkey is becoming more Islamic in its governance, and what
this would mean for Western interests. Concerns over the growing
Islamisation of Turkey form the backbone of gloom and doom stories of
how the once-loyal ally could now become a 'new Iran'.
Suicide bombs kill 31 in Baghdad attacks
18 June 2013, 21:39 PM
Middle East | Thirty-one people have been killed and 57 wounded when two suicide bombers attacked a Shi'ite Muslim hall in Baghdad.
Rowhani firm on Iran nuclear policy
18 June 2013, 18:34 PM
Middle East | Iran's newly elected president has promised to be more transparent in addressing Western concerns about the nation's nuclear program.
Middle East peace talks must resume: China
18 June 2013, 18:34 PM
Middle East | The UN International Meeting in Support of Israeli-Palestinian Peace has opened in Beijing, as China seeks greater influence in the Middle East.
'No alternative' to Palestinian state
18 June 2013, 11:22 AM
Middle East | Former US president Bill Clinton says that no "credible alternative" has ever been presented to the creation of a Palestinian state.
Gaddafi's son to stand trial in August
18 June 2013, 9:52 AM
Middle East | The son of slain Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi will stand trial in August for crimes committed during the 2011 uprising.
Saudi announces four new deaths from MERS
18 June 2013, 8:29 AM
Middle East | Saudi Arabia's toll from the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus, or MERS, has risen to 32.
Rowhani firm on Iran nuclear policy
18 June 2013, 7:24 AM
Middle East | Iran will be "more transparent" to show its nuclear activities fall within the international framework, the country's new president says.
Europe would pay for arming rebels: Assad
18 June 2013, 7:01 AM
Middle East | Europe will "pay the price" if it sends weapons to rebel forces, says Syria's President Bashar al-Assad.
Iran leader warns on Syria intervention
17 June 2013, 23:37 PM
Middle East | Iran's new president Hassan Rowhani has warned against foreign intervention in Syria, saying the crisis must be solved by its own people.
Rowhani pledges 'change' in Iran
17 June 2013, 22:22 PM
Middle East | Hassan Rowhani hopes to bring about "the change" desired by Iranians, whose lives under Mahmoud Ahmadinejad have been affected by harsh sanctions.
Bomb kills 10 soldiers at Syrian airport
17 June 2013, 20:18 PM
Middle East | A car bomb attack on an army checkpoint near a Syrian military airport has killed at least 10 soldiers and wounded 10 more.
Bomb blast kills seven civilians in Iraq
17 June 2013, 19:22 PM
Middle East | At least seven people have been killed and 25 are wounded after a bomb went off in a restaurant north of Iraq's capital, officials say.
Comment: Are Iran and Turkey moving in opposite directions?
17 June 2013, 17:41 PM
Middle East | Dancing in the streets: Iranians and Turks are voting with their feet, but are these countries moving in opposite directions, asks Barbara Slavin.
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