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Salini SpA raised its stake in Impregilo SpA to more than 86 percent after its offer for the holdings it didn’t own in Italy’s biggest builder was subscribed to by four-fifths of the owners of the shares.
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Gunmen in South Sudan killed five peacekeepers and seven civilians working for the United Nations mission in an ambush in the eastern state of Jonglei, the UN said.
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Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe celebrated his 89th birthday with a vow to win elections due this year.
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South Sudan plans to break up large oil blocks and sell off smaller concessions for exploration, government spokesman Barnaba Marial Benjamin said.
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Egypt’s top prosecutor has lifted a travel ban on 10 former Hosni Mubarak-era officials after they repaid the value of gifts they were said to have received from the country’s leading state-run newspaper, the Ahram Gate website reported.
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A group of former Libyan rebels stormed the national government’s headquarters, demanding unpaid wages, the Libya News Agency reported. Gunfire was heard from inside the building, eyewitnesses said.
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South Sudan expects to receive $540 million held in foreign bank accounts once an oil agreement is signed with neighboring Sudan, Finance Minister Kosti Manibe said.
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Moroccan September consumer prices rose 0.8 percent from a year earlier, the Haut Commissariat au Plan said in an e-mailed statement.
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When Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al- Maliki spoke up about the government crackdown in Syria, it wasn’t the hard line that President Barack Obama would want from a U.S. ally in the Middle East.
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The European Commission next year will propose a common policy for shutting down banks to accompany a plan for a single euro-area supervisor, Financial Services Commissioner Michel Barnier said.
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