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Burundian musicians denounce new measure to 'censure' songs broadcast on local media
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Barack Obama's war on Isis has failed – the jihadi scourge is stronger than ever
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Afghan activists pen open letter to Obama asking him to reject Niloofar Rahmani's asylum request
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Prominent Republicans support President Obama's expelling of Russian diplomats
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