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Family say goodbye to 'most wonderful father'

The Bayswater revolutionary

An anti-apartheid musician huge in his homeland is now living quietly in our midst.

Karzai set to reward controversial allies

Ex-soldier breaks ranks on torture

Soldiers to bribe Taleban recruits with hard cash

Gorbachev, the forgotten hero

<i>John Roughan:</i> Tearing down the Iron Curtain, again

<i>Tracey Barnett:</i> Key can colour war beige, but Kiwi blood will still be red

Army vehicles on Afghanistan mission

Militants step up attacks

Murder, bribery at the very top

<i>Gwynne Dyer</i>: Afghan poll shambles gives Obama a get-out opportunity

Five soldiers slaughtered by Afghan 'ally'

Sir Keith's statue stands tall in London

A statue of Sir Keith Park - the New Zealander who led the RAF during the Battle of Britain - has been unveiled in London.

Karadzic finally fronts at war crimes tribunal

The former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic appeared before the international war crimes tribunal for the first time yesterday.

<i>Editorial:</i> Power-sharing the answer for Afghanistan

Berlin Wall meeting

Armed with violin close to frontline fire