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British people by 2:1 ratio say it was good for society, not bad, that newspapers reported the materials given to them by Edward Snowden     •     Mission to Mars is necessary for ‘survival of human race’     •     Pope Francis ‘told divorced and remarried woman there is nothing wrong with her taking Communion’: Pope Francis reportedly told a divorced and remarried woman that there is “nothing wrong” with her taking Communion, in what would be a huge departure from current Catholic teaching.     •     "Russian Facebook" founder flees country after being forced out as CEO: Russian social network is now effectively under state control     •     North Korea offer condolences to South for Sewol Ferry disaster     •     Poland is about to engage in a massive military spending spree to replace Soviet-era equipment     •     Tony Blair: World must take a stand against radical Islam     •     Ukraine: VICE journalist held by separatists, TIME reporter released     •     Saudi prince kills about 2,000 endangered birds on safari     •     For the first time Turkey PM Erdogan offers condolences over mass WWI killings of Armenians     •     Founder of biggest Russian social network VKontakte flees Russia, claims Persecution     •     Pro-Russian Insurgents Identified: The Green Men of VKontakte     •     'Don't behave like gangsters,' Ukrainian PM tells Russia     •     In Russia, a Soviet revival grips leadership     •     Swearing in films banned by Russia's lower house: The Russian parliament's lower house has passed a bill that bans swearing from films, music and other works of art. "In addition, members of the public could face penalties of up to 2,500 roubles for swearing in public ... "     •     Suspected mass grave, believed to contain at least 250 bodies of ethnic Albanians killed in the 1998-99 Kosovo war, excavated in Serbia     •     Russia Warns Ukraine of Potential Military Response     •     Violent protests have broken out in the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro following the death of a young man allegedly beaten by police.     •     China issues veiled warning to N. Korea not to conduct nuclear test     •     RAF Jet Chases Russian Planes Away From UK     •     Anti-Obama protesters clash with police in Manila     •     British neo-skins vs. Sharia Law Muslims in the streets of London.     •     Brazil signs Marco Civil, world's first Internet bill of rights, into law     •     Most Sherpa mountain guides have decided to leave Mount Everest, a guide said, confirming a walkout certain to disrupt a climbing season that was already marked by grief over the lives lost last week in Everest's deadliest disaster.     •     Russian ambassador heckled at Toronto speech on Ukraine crisis     •     
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