By Wyre Davies

Three days after huge car bombings in a Turkish border town, it is still not clear who carried out the attacks, although Turkey continues to blame agents of the Syrian regime of Bashar al-Assad.

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Sunday 12 May marks the fifth anniversary of the 2008 Sichuan earthquake, one of the largest earthquakes in human history in terms of socio-economic losses.

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At the thriving seaport in Somalia's capital, Mogadishu, the aroma of lemons drowns out the smell of ship's fuel.

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2 May 2013
By Jim Muir
BBC Middle East correspondent

Some observers see the current flare-up in Iraq as the worst crisis to afflict the country since its emergence into statehood in 1921.

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Arturo Wallace

BBC Mundo, Bogotá

Última actualización: Lunes, 29 de abril de 2013

A pesar de los 2,4 millones de personas que tuvieron que abandonar sus hogares en Siria el año pasado, del desplazamiento forzado de un millón de personas en la República Democrática del Congo, y del mayor número de desplazados registrado en países como India, Pakistán y Sudán durante 2012, Colombia todavía ostenta el doloroso título de país con mayor número de desplazados internos del mundo.

A combination of fighting and famine has left 1.1 million people displaced. In Mogadishu alone there are more than 500 camps where families eke out a meagre living under scraps of tarpaulin and cloth supported on stick frames.

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By Tara McKelvey

BBC News Magazine

The US Congress has slashed $85bn (£56bn) from the federal budget through the end of September. Now, foreign aid groups that rely on US support fear the cuts will devastate the people in the most desperate need.

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Las fuertes lluvias que cayeron en la mañana del martes en Buenos Aires dejaron al menos ocho muertos y unos 300 evacuados tras inundarse varios barrios de la capital argentina, afectando a unos 350.000 vecinos que también sufren cortes de luz.

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Mosques and houses have been ransacked in central Burma, the latest in a series of incidents since sectarian violence broke out in Meiktila town.

About 300 people attacked a mosque and destroyed Muslim-owned shops and houses in Oh The Kone town, about 50km (31 miles) from Rangoon, reports say.

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