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Ending sexual violence in war

Karachi Taliban attack, sexual violence in conflict, cave rescue, Martin Habacher, Turing test

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Angelina Jolie campaigned for two years to bring the summit together

Global Summit to End Sexual Violence in Conflict

A four day summit gets underway in London today, as 140 nations come together to agree practical measures to end sexual violence in war situations.

The event is being hosted by UK Foreign Secretary William Hague and UN Special Envoy Angelina Jolie.

Pakistan stand-off continues

The violent scenes around Karachi airport, which started over the weekend with a bomb attack on the cargo terminal, continue today. A new gun battle has broken out between Taliban militants and Pakistani authorities.

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The Riesending rescue faces unprecedented challenges

Dramatic rescue effort in Riesending cave complex

Rescue teams in Bavaria are attempting to return an injured 52 year old cave expert to the surface - and operation that is expected to take several days.

Erich Hofmann, a cave rescue specialist with the Austrian mountain rescue service, explains the challenges they face.

Smart Hero Award

Martin Habacher talks about his nomination for the Smart Hero Award and why he calls himself "the smallest social media manager in the world.

creative commons

Deep Blue gave Gary Kasparov a headache - but was it intelligent?

Computer passes Turing Test

A computer has convinced members of a panel of expert judges that it is human, in what the creators are saying is the first example of its king of a computer passing the so called Turing Test. Thomas Eiter of Vienna's University of Technology gives his analysis.

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