Beyond the Berlin Wall
20 years later
Doug Saunders reports on the forces that brought down the Iron Curtain
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Geoffrey York
Land of silence and starvation
A famine is growing across Ethiopia, but the government is clamping down on information - even ejecting aid agencies that could help bring aid for fear of provoking unrest and losing their grip on power
Half a life ago, Katrin blew the Wall down
Bold Leipzig youth used ‘peace prayers' as cover to think the unthinkable
Pakistani designers and models dare to bare
In a country where burkas and hijabs are not uncommon, Karachi fashion week is exposing a fair amount of female skin
Fort Hood suspect a kind neighbour who fought inner turmoil
Woman says Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan cleaned out his apartment in the days before a rampage that left 13 people dead
NATO strike mistakenly kills 8 Afghans, wounds U.S. soldiers
Accidental deaths came during an hourslong fight between members of a joint search operation and insurgents in western Afghanistan.
Orlando police apprehend gunman
One dead, five injured after man opens fire in downtown office building
Fat defence carries no weight with jury
Florida man who argued he was too obese to commit murder is convicted of killing his former son-in-law
Forces prepare for Afghan withdrawal
Canada's Chief of the Defence Staff Walter Natynczyk has ordered commanders to begin plans for 2011 troop pullout
Ida churns towards Gulf of Mexico
Mexico issues hurricane watch for parts of Yucatan as storm revives after hitting Nicaragua
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