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What does the Shafia guilty verdict mean for Canada's legal system (Toronto News.Net)
Mohammad Shafia , his son Hamed Shafia and wife Tooba Mohammad Yahya arrive at the Frontenac County Courthouse in Kingston, Ontario January 23, 2012.

Afghan woman killed, apparently for bearing girl (WBOC-TV Salisbury)
An Afghan woman has been strangled to death, apparently by her husband, who was upset that she gave birth to a second daughter rather than the son he wanted, police said Monday.

Hawaii-based Marine accused of hazing Marine who committed suicide appears in court (Star Tribune)
KANEOHE BAY, Hawaii - A Hawaii-based lance corporal accused of hazing a fellow Marine who committed suicide at their remote outpost in Afghanistan is appearing in court after agreeing to a plea bargain.

Israeli settler seeks to beat Netanyahu in primary (Sunherald)
A hard-line Jewish settler who supports cash exit incentives to Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza is running against Israel's prime minister in Tuesday's party primary election.

Greece rejects German plan to surrender economic control (Houston Home-Journal)
Greece yesterday rejected a German plan for it to surrender control of its tax and spending policies to a powerful European Commission official in return for a EUR130bn bailout.

RBS Ceo turns down bonus amid criticism of payout (The Wichita Eagle)
A sign of RBS, Royal Bank of Scotland, is seen at its office in the City of London, Friday, Jan.

Hugo Chavez warns he could nationalize some banks (Washington Examiner)
In this photo released by Miraflores Presidential Press Office, Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez, right, shakes hands with a rural worker during his weekly broadcast "Hello President" in Santa Barbara, Barinas State, Venezuela, Sunday, Jan.

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