June 19, 2013 -- Updated 2306 GMT (0706 HKT) Edited by Kevin Voigt in Hong Kong

The city of Sao Paulo reversed the hike in bus fares that sparked protests which flared into wider demonstrations in Brazil against the government, state media reports. FULL STORY

U.S. agents watch in horror as an unknown man in an internet photo appeals for stomach-churning advice -- how to rape the child beside him. As the clock ticks, their only clue to track the pair down is a blurred road sign. FULL STORY

ON CHINA
North Korea's recent belligerence has many in China, its lone ally, saying enough is enough. But would Beijing really cut Kim Jong Un off?
ST. PETERSBURG ECONOMIC FORUM
The IMF and World Bank update their projections on the global economy. It was not pretty reading -- for the West.
BRAZIL UNREST
Brazil has witnessed its largest protests in 20 years as citizens, struggling to meet rising living costs, revolt against lavish preparations for the World Cup.
CNN TV
Brazilian FM explains to Amanpour
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Frieda Pinto on importance of access
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Can you travel only with Apps?
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Aerosmith Anthems
CNN looks at Arab Idol success
Music That Unites
Max Foster talks to both sides
Brazil's Taxes
Richard Quest looks at technology
Future Airport Security?
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