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CORRECTION: Passport-free future to blow dust from Old Europe
(Corrects sex of speaker in para 29) By Gunta Gasuna

Argentine pilots break silence over World War Two
OTTAWA (Reuters) - In early October 1942, Flight Lieutenant Donald McLarty was shot down over Libya on his 199th mission of World War Two. Although he was flying for Britain's Royal Air ...

Huge China apple crop falls short of juice demand
GUANLI, China (Reuters) - It is peak harvest season in this village in northern China, and apples are piled high on both sides of the road, clogging the traffic of tractors, trucks and ...

New travel rules leave Native Americans in limbo
LUKEVILLE, Ariz (Reuters) - The U.S. border inspector at this lonely desert crossing with Mexico fingers the tribal enrollment card decorated with a wooden staff and eagle feathers, and ...

Egyptian army weighs in on disputed Nile island
QURSAYA ISLAND, Egypt (Reuters) - The Egyptian flag flaps in the breeze between two army tents, an unwelcome symbol of state power in a confrontation between the government and the ...

Development threatens Morocco's wild shoreline
SAIDIA, Morocco (Reuters) - Ecologists say a tragedy is unfolding in north Africa where construction firms are moving in on some of the last unspoilt stretches of Mediterranean coastline in ...

Stressed Britons flee gloom for laid-back life
LONDON (Reuters) - Anne Darwin may be the one who hit the headlines, but Britons are emigrating in droves.

Young girls learn ABC of Cairo street life
CAIRO (Reuters) - Nora, a mother at just 14, jingled keys above her infant daughter's head, drawing smiles from the baby she conceived while living on the streets of Cairo.

"Lost Holiday" a poignant family drama
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - In the genre of holiday movies, television usually goes for something a little more lighthearted than this.

Guns, not golf, as Pakistani army battles militants
KABAL, Pakistan (Reuters) - No tourists are hitting balls down the fairways of the once-peaceful Kabal golf course in Pakistan's Swat valley these days.

Korea's Samsung stirs controversy over corruption claims
SEOUL (Reuters) - There are three things South Koreans cannot avoid: death, taxes and Samsung.

Lebanese dump has stench of environmental neglect
SIDON, Lebanon (Reuters) - Every day bulldozers pile more garbage on to a mountain of waste on the Sidon seafront in a symbol of Lebanon's environmental problems, aggravated, activists say ...

Moonstruck flock to Arizona light collector
THREE POINTS, Arizona (Reuters) - Financial advisor Jaron Ness stands in the cool desert air waiting for the clouds to clear and the moon to rise.

French "shisha bars" fear smoke-free future
PARIS (Reuters) - France's shisha bars, a central feature of immigrant life, have joined forces with traditional French cafes selling tobacco in a fight for survival in the face of a new ...

Sick Gazans stuck in queue of death
KHAN YOUNIS, Gaza (Reuters) - Born last week with a heart defect, Salem al-Masri needs life-saving surgery. But like hundreds in the Gaza Strip, he and his parents have no permit from ...

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