In This EditionA series of car bomb explosions rocked the Iraqi capital of Baghdad, killing scores of people.

Libyan Prime Minister Ahmed Maiteg condemns violent clashes between opposition groups in Tripoli's Martyrs' Square.

A body found in the Malaysian jungle has been confirmed to be that of a British backpacker who disappeared late last month.

And newly released official figures show China's foreign trade grew by 1.5 percent in May year-on-year.

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