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Out of Options in Egypt, Iraqis Head Home
Iraq will expand its no-cost return program to Jordan this month, dispatching planes and buses to bring back more than 500 refugees there, Iraq's envoy in Amman says.
In Kenya, Some Fear That Fissures Remain
Nearly eight months after post-election violence, observers say members of the political elite have returned to their backroom machinations at the expense of a country still divided by the crisis.
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