Site Map December 04, 2015

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• World Cup workers strike briefly over unpaid wages in Curitiba, host to 4 group games
• At 50, Singapore celebrates success amid challenges of political restrictions, cost of living
• Rescuers Trying to Reach Chilean Miners Face 'Unprecedented' Challenge
• Turkey: We'll keep secret behind hostage release
• Libya ex-spy chief's daughter freed: tribe
• Suicide car bomber kills 3 service members in Afghanistan
• Spain's leader calls Catalan secession vote a flop, won't discuss holding a proper referendum
• European court gives London taxis a break, says it's OK to bar private rivals from bus lanes
• Unlikely Allies China and Japan Unite Over N. Korea
• Jihadist hold 200 Syria Kurds hostage: NGO
• South Sudan army accused of widespread abuses in campaign to push civilians from rebel areas
• N.Zealand takes control of Fonterra milk scare response
• The showdown is on: Usain Bolt and Justin Gatlin are in the 100 final of world championships
• At least 1 dead in Guatemala mudslide; searchers hunting for more possible victims
• Russian TV takes US journalist off air for gay-rights protest
• India says 5,748 missing in floods now presumed dead
• Greece's leftist government pledges privatization push; experts doubt 50B euro goal reachable
• German Parliament expected to pass key vote on Greece bailout despite some opposition
• Egypt officials 'order closure of Islamist party HQ'
• Syria activists protest rebel siege of Aleppo areas
• Panetta to encourage India for larger role in war
• France's foreign minister says military options on the table after confirmation of Syria sarin gas use
• UN says number of people displaced by IS fighting, violence in Iraq is now more than 3 million
• Lonely year for French president, calm and unpopular at time of crisis
• EU's Alpine tourism hubs brace for fewer Russian visits amid Ukraine, ruble and oil-price pain
• Uganda World Cup blasts: 36 suspects, 7 countries
• Egypt prosecutors send ex-president Morsi to new trial
• Qaddafi Forces Shell Libyan City, 13 Dead
• Last witness testifies for defense in Pistorius murder trial
• 20,000 march at Occupy rally in Germany, police say
• Pakistan frees Indian fishermen amid Kashmir tensions
• Annan plan in 'crisis,' Syria opposition chief says
• EU appeals to nations to live up to asset pledges for migrant operations in Greece, Hungary
• Drone overloaded with meth crashes in Mexican border city
• Fierce battles in eastern Ukraine leave at least 5 government troops dead
• Pakistan given new football coach by Bahrain
• To stem Islamic State extremists, Iraqi leader pushes to empower local populations
• Islamic State group: A fearsome jihadi outfit, but not an unstoppable juggernaut
• Prince Philip in hospital, misses jubilee concert
• Mortar strikes kill several students at Damascus University, Syria state-run TV says
• China reveals cases of torture by police
• Raonic sees no Davis Cup help in Troicki ban
• Turkey's Erdogan decries focus over Kobani, calls for coalition strikes elsewhere in Syria
• Latvia: NATO jets intercept Russian fighters twice in 2 days over Baltic Sea
• NATO Denies Charge Alliance Is Using Airstrikes to Help Libyan Rebels
• Cambodian dad reportedly chains son to tree as punishment for skipping school
• Pope takes up unprecedented opposition to Chile bishop accused of sex abuse cover-up
• Burma Spitfire search turns up crate filled with water, but British team hopeful
• Six prisoners dead in Ivory Coast jailbreak bid
• Guatemala lawmakers name judge to replace vice president who resigned over corruption scandal
• Malaysian escapes militant kidnappers in Philippines
• Fines imposed for bikinis and skimpy swimwear at some UAE beaches
• Santorini electricity problem 'improving'
• Pistorius again faces murder conviction after judge approves appeal
• Fears rife that Serbia returning to iron rule of Milosevic era despite EU goal
• Cygnus spacecraft launch suffers second weather delay
• Russia to file piracy charges against Greenpeace activists for anti-drilling protest in Arctic
• Embattled Kurds fight the IS group while dreaming of independence and enduring Turkish attacks
• Archaeologists digging at Peru sports center uncover 11 skeletons from 2 pre-Hispanic cultures
• IRA supporters force Olympic torch to alter course
• Japan officials mistakenly reveal internal memos
• Court: Greek ex-finance minister Papaconstantinou guilty of misdemeanor in Swiss bank case
• US Navy helicopter makes emergency landing in Japan
• Pakistan freeing 7 more Taliban prisoners in peace move
• US eases sanctions after Iran begins to shut down nuclear development
• Doctors optimistic about Chavez surgery, Venezuela government says
• New Delhi bans Uber after alleged rape by driver
• Pope Francis finds hype surrounding him 'offensive'
• French police on hunt for serial rapist stumped by identical twin suspects
• Fabregas will stay at Barcelona, says Pique
• Gunfire, explosions in Burundi's capital after attempted military coup
• Worries grow about freelance Japanese journalist Yasuda, unheard from in Syria for a month
• Deer on Czech-German border still respect former Iron Curtain 25 years after fall of communism
• The slap shot is born: World's oldest known hockey stick was found in Nova Scotia barber shop
• Los Angeles gangbangers surface in Syria to join Assad forces in fighting
• Residents recount terror of Philippine quake as blocked roads hinder rescue efforts
• Canadian businessman on trial behind closed doors in Cuba, as government mum on proceedings
• North Korea warns it will strengthen 'nuclear deterrence' in reaction to UN punishment
• Suarez "champing at the bit" for Reds return
• Fearful Pakistani Christians flee to forest after girl's blasphemy law arrest
• Kenya attack survivor says gunmen early in attack went to room where Christians were praying
• Clashes between Boko Haram, Nigeria vigilantes kill 18
• Pakistani former dancing girl who was attacked with acid commits suicide
• Japanese economy grows at 5.9 percent rate on rush to buy ahead of sales tax hike
• Israel's High Court Asked to Overturn Boycott Law
• Rights group: Syrian government attacks on Islamic State base may amount to war crimes
• Former top China rail official on trial for bribery
• Russia's FM says Ukraine peace talks to focus on cease-fire, rebuilding eastern Ukraine
• Turkey's President, Prime Minister have differing views on protests, while 1 dies
• Danish mothers hold public breastfeeding protest
• Britain's right-wing UKIP looks set to win seats, according to election exit poll
• Amanda Knox appeals trial resumes in Italy
• Prince William and wife Kate enjoy a sheep-shearing demonstration Down Under
• US has 'full diplomatic support' of UK on Syria: Hague
• A look at some recent attacks against prominent Lebanese figures
• China fire rattles world chip supply chain
• Yemeni rebels cross border into Saudi Arabia, clashes kill 3 Saudi soldiers, 'dozens' of rebels
• Suspected 'price tag' vandalism in Arab Israeli town
• Pope to unveil sainthood date for John Paul II, John XXIII
• Head of AU vote monitors Obasanjo arrives in Zimbabwe
• Sierra Leone vice president back home after seeking asylum from US, official says
• Declassified British files reveal behind-the-scenes maneuvers over Soviet defector Gordievsky
• Says lower gas prices are no reason to back away from efficient vehicles
• Pope Francis celebrates first public Mass in Brazil
• Man United announce record ??363.2m turnover
• Muslim makes football debut for Jerusalem club after arson attack linked to his signing
• India police: Ex-minister, UN diplomat's wife was murdered
• Declassified US documents reveal that Pinochet ordered killing of Chilean in Washington, DC
• Cholera strikes West Africa as heavy rains carry disease throughout villages, killing hundreds
• Suicide attack kills 15 at Pakistan Shiite mosque
• Left-wing candidate starts campaign to replace Ford
• Snake clings to plane wing during 2 hour Australian flight
• A respected journalist and man obsessed with guns: How their lives crossed in Syria
• At least 114 dead after migrant boat sinks off Italian island
• Till we run 'out of fuel and bullets': Jordan's king vows to crush ISIS
• Egypt's Football Association names Cuper from Argentina to lead its national team
• 100,000 refugees fled Syria in August, UN says
• Venezuela arrests three in Air France cocaine case
• Catalonia holds informal vote on secession from rest of Spain despite court suspension
• Taliban Ready to Trade for Body of U.S. Sailor; Military Has Not Confirmed Troop Death
• France leads new counterterrorism tack, stung by lure of Syria war for young French jihadists
• China's military parade draws Russian president, but few other major world leaders
• Two road accidents kill at least 28 in India
• Wife, accomplice of Belgian pedophile goes free
• England's King Richard III died painfully on battlefield
• US church with chain of antique stores still working to regain Haiti orphanage permit
• Philippine court blocks general's graft plea bargain
• Nuclear test could be North Korea's next step
• NATO commander spends Christmas Eve visiting, thanking US troops in Afghanistan
• Over-pumping sucks arsenic into Hanoi's water: study
• Nagasaki mayor questions Japan's assertive defense policy on 69th anniversary of A-bombing
• Israeli election results show clear win for Netanyahu after hard-fought race
• Norway killer denied furlough for mother's funeral
• Tropical Storm Bertha strengthens over open Atlantic, but unlikely to make landfall in US
• Jordan's Royal Automobile Museum recounts elegant lifestyle of country's kings
• Nigeria Elections Met With Violence, Bombings
• Pakistan Taliban say US drones must stop before peace talks
• Indians start voting in world's biggest election _ 814 million can cast ballots over 5 weeks
• Palestinian officials express concerns about US ideas on Jerusalem in peace deal with Israel
• Israeli parties reportedly reach coalition deal
• Hurricane Igor Lashes Bermuda as Category 1
• US balloonist fails in bid to cross Atlantic
• Iran, South Korea, Australia reach 2014 World Cup
• Japan: Radioactive water from quake-hit plant likely leaking into Pacific
• Canada to host NBA all-star game
• U.S.-led coalition strikes ISIS fighters attacking Syrian border with Turkey
• WFP suspending food assistance program to Syrian refugees due to funding crisis
• Tunisia union mediates talks to end political crisis
• Israeli opposition leader questions if Netanyahu has 'guts' to make peace with Palestinians
• Official says Yemen's Shiite rebel group refuses delegation's proposal to halt their protests
• $5 million stolen Rembrandt found in France after 15 years
• Man wanted in connection with French attacks extradited from Bulgaria, faces charges
• Russia's state of the art tank stalls during final Victory Day parade rehearsal
• At least 1 dead, several injured after helicopters collide near Berlin stadium
• Ecuador defies US again in Snowden case
• 'Iron Dome' anti-rocket system is changing the face of battle by limiting Israeli casualties
• Philippines says Muslim rebel whose forces back IS group has died, replaced by deputy
• French foreign minister: EDF to consider participating in building new Czech nuclear reactors
• Former Flying Tiger airfield in southern China being converted for drought-fighting role
• Israel Navy Kills 4 Palestinian Militants Off Gaza
• Death toll from Israeli airstrikes on Gaza tops 120 as fighting shows no signs of stopping
• 70 Killed in Taliban Attacks on Pakistani Mosques
• Powerful southern Indian politician Jayaram Jayalalitha cleared of corruption charges
• Thirty injured as trains collide in Switzerland: police
• Critically ill Mandela still a symbol of unity: Tutu
• Amnesty International Calls on NATO to Investigate Civilian Deaths in Libyan Airstrike
• Bangladesh police say death toll from garment factory collapse tops 800
• Big electoral win could give Japanese Prime Minister Abe room to pursue nationalist goals
• Turkey's president says Cyprus reunification deal should be based on 2-state partnership
• Cardinals OF Oscar Taveras dies in car accident in native Dominican Republic
• Dozens killed, wounded in airstrike near Damascus
• Israel's military targets Gaza gunmen after militants fire mortars into Israel
• Clashes erupt, curfew imposed amid community riots and protests in west India
• Angela Merkel meets Turkish leaders to promote EU migrant plan
• Palestinian leadership lauds infamous terrorist as peace talks loom with Israel
• Australian vintner challenges US for America's Cup
• Multi-billion-dollar charges linked to China rail chief
• China looks to meeting of Asia-Pacific leaders to promote trade pact in rivalry with US
• 18th-century French chateau bulldozed 'by mistake'
• Survivor tells AP that 1 engine went out before Iranian airplane crash that killed 39
• Youth camp reopens on Norwegian island 4 years after fanatic killed 69 in shooting rampage
• Red Cross office hit by shelling in eastern Ukraine, 1 employee killed
• Adult breast feeding report incenses China web users
• California massacre raises alarming questions about fiance visa program
• Protesters in Armenia remain on capital's main avenue as standoff with government continues
• Showdown between government and TV station in Ukraine highlights media freedom anxieties
• UN resumes Syria chemical hunt as Ban presses majors
• Rain no dampener for New Zealand cardboard cathedral
• UN envoy says Cyprus peace talks at impasse, moving in 'wrong direction'
• 3 die as Bangladesh Islamic party activists clash with police over war crimes trial
• Humanitarian Organization formally asks US, Afghanistan to approve hospital airstrike probe
• Japanese government proposes greenhouse gas emission reduction target of up to 26% by 2030
• Ivory Coast President Ouattara easily wins re-election, 5 years after violent vote aftermath
• Losing power hits 'like a fist', says Australia's Gillard
• Thai prime minister says main suspect in Bangkok bombing arrested
• ISIS has momentum to keep expanding, General Garner warns
• Russia's Putin welcomes Chinese leader to twin summits, says they can solve problems together
• Egyptian PM fires soccer officials amid mourning for dozens killed in game riot
• Philippine officials say China's island-building is still in full swing at 2 disputed reefs
• UK Prime Minister Cameron leaves 8-year-old daughter in pub
• Scorching heat wave subsides in southern Pakistan but death toll still climbing, reaches 860
• Qaddafi Deposited Billions in London Ahead of Asset Freeze
• A look at the impact, or lack thereof, of recent Nobel Peace Prizes
• Bets on UK royal baby's name surge
• Norway's Nobel Peace Prize committee replaces chairman following change of power in parliament
• Report: Turkish police detain journalists, officers in raids targeting moderate Islamic group
• Russia's Khodorkovsky criticizes Putin at Ukraine forum
• Juvenile suspect in India gang rape reportedly ripped her intestines out in attack
• Taiwan's convicted ex-president to rejoin opposition
• Syria's Assad makes plea to African summit for help in ending crisis
• Iran's Nuclear Facility Losing Power, Experts Say
• Russia, China halt New Zealand dairy imports over botulism scare
• Life under ISIS: Medieval occupiers force children to donate blood for fighters
• 18 dead in Russia coal mine explosion
• Rights group: Press freedom in Kenya being curtailed by government
• Dozens killed in Sudan's Darfur: tribal chief
• Rodman: North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is father of baby girl
• Dominique Strauss-Kahn gets preliminary charges in prostitution probe
• Colombia's first saint a trailblazing champion of the indigenous
• Berlin demands US answers over EU 'bugging' claims
• El Salvador, Costa Rica vote for new leadership amid political stagnation
• Army sending paratroopers to restive Venezuela area as security forces try to quell protests
• After Crimea, world anxiously awaits Putin's next move; all eyes on eastern Ukraine
• Bombings kill 10, injure 70 in Kenyan market
• Afghanistan presidential election in crisis after candidate pulls out of audit
• 4 UN peacekeepers taken hostage in Syria
• Baltic state of Estonia adopts the euro
• Pope opens family meeting and sparks will fly after conservatives, progressives dig in
• Priests march to protest attacks on church workers in southern Mexico
• Iran says it has upgraded a short-range missile
• Thai sailors try out 'Gangnam Style' on YouTube clip
• American couple cleared in daughter's death leaves Qatar
• Canadian Family in Life Support Battle Denied Request for Hospital Transfer
• North Korea criticizes US-South Korea drills
• Boko Haram chief shot, may have died: Nigerian army
• EU calls for anti-terror alliance with Arab countries after killings, arrests in Europe
• 'War' on illegal drugs is failing: study
• American accused of spying leaves Moscow, Russian TV reports
• Pope Francis jokes he is a pharmacist, prescribing prayers
• Modern tragedy: Historic Nepal tower demolished by devastating quake a site for selfies
• Gunmen attack Iraq military base, kill 10 soldiers
• Canadians make a racket about mysterious 'hum' coming from US side of border
• Greek officials lobby EU, ECB for swift loan release as repayment deadlines loom
• Pontoon bridge opens in Antwerp to remind Belgians of World War I
• Failed nuke talks likely mean another Christmas in Iranian prison for American pastor
• Pope: World 'powers' did nothing as Jews, gays, were taken to death camps during WWII
• Policeman testifies chaotic scene allowed confessed Norway killer to slip away
• Pre-dawn rehearsal takes place for Margaret Thatcher's funeral procession
• U.S. Suspects Pakistan Link to Kabul Attack
• Israel stops plans to explore new settlements
• At least 26 dead in Guatemala mudslide, many reported missing
• Egypt's Coptic church chooses new pope in elaborate ceremony
• Mexicans protest in Acapulco over 43 missing students
• Despite billions spent to address hunger, families in Chad cling to harmful traditions
• US calls for release of official in Pakistan
• Flight attendant in Korean Air 'nut rage' incident sues airline, former executive
• Tunisia's prime minister presents new government with more support, includes Islamist minister
• Motorcycle-mounted bomb kills 4, hits convoy of southern Philippine vice mayor
• Military officials say 5 soldiers killed by roadside bomb explosion in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula
• Australia 291-9 against England in Ashes opener
• Paraguay likely to return long-dominant conservative party after brush with leftist bishop
• War Crimes Prosecutors Seek Qaddafi's Arrest
• News Corp. Withdraws Bid for BSkyB
• UN compares Iraq death penalty use to 'conveyor belt' of animal slaughter
• 4 refugees rejected by Australia start new life in Cambodia under deal criticized by activists
• Deadly attacks in Syria the work of new jihadist group, watchdog says
• Spain mourns crash victims as train driver charged
• Center-left alliance in Israel poses surging challenge to Netanyahu ahead of March vote
• Met police apologise to Tomlinson family
• Capsized Chinese ship righted as rescuers find 97 bodies so far; hundreds still missing
• Over 400 still missing from capsized cruise ship in China as divers search for survivors
• Steyn kicks 28 points in nine-try Springboks romp
• Al-Shabab militants hijack bus in Kenya, kill 28 non-Muslims on board, police say
• UN Syria envoy calls for truce in Aleppo as building block to wider resolution of civil war
• How close did Israel just come to its own Cuban missile crisis?
• Armed Russian guards 'storm' Arctic ship: Greenpeace
• Lee Chong Wei reaches Japan Open semis
• Irish government opens investigation into abuse, deaths at church-run homes
• Suicide bomber kills 20 in Afghanistan, government spokesman says
• No longer protesting in the streets, young critics of Venezuela government turn to elections
• Lebanon army launches search after rockets hit near Beirut
• Afghan soldier kills US trainer in 'insider' attack
• Associated Press names Karin Laub as chief of bureau for Jordan
• Critics say Israel's Netanyahu has caved to developers in emerging gas deal
• Francois Hollande takes the helm in France
• Yemen officials say some 250 people killed over 3 days as Houthi rebels, tribesmen clash
• Pew survey: Latin Americans born into Catholic Church increasingly leave for Protestantism
• Israeli Soldiers Wounded by Gunmen in Gaza Clash, Say Reports
• Officials: Hotel Gunmen Tied to Pakistan-Based Insurgent Group Allied With Taliban
• Serbia to face Czech Republic in Davis Cup final
• Israel loosens chokehold on Gaza after deadly flotilla raid brought pressure to end blockade
• Dozens of French forces leave northern Malian town of Timbuktu for Gao
• Women dominate Polish election, with 3 vying to lead country in historic first
• Egypt Christians scapegoated for Morsi's downfall
• Australian man jailed over Filipina sex webcam
• Activists say South African court ordered Sudanese president to stay pending arrest arguments
• C. Africa heading for healthcare meltdown: MSF
• Pro-Western parties seen leading Ukraine vote
• Man, 71, detained in Montreal after suspicious materials found in carry-on luggage for LA-bound flight
• Election losses pose tough call for ailing Argentine leader: does she bend, or double down?
• Moyes confirms Van Persie out of Liverpool tie
• Ukraine's parliament passes measure allowing foreigners in its armed forces
• Hamas, Israel trade rocket fire as humanitarian cease-fire window expires
• Dutch protest St. Nicholas' blackface sidekick
• Egyptians decry acquittal over 'virginity tests'
• NATO says Russian forces not leaving Ukraine border despite Moscow's claims
• North Korea holds mass rally to denounce UN resolution on human rights
• Several injured in clashes in Indian Kashmir
• Tunisia Femen activist trial begins
• Donor nations demand Afghan laws to ensure fair elections
• Oklahoma prisons director who presided over botched executions announces resignation
• Sri Lanka man dies after shocking electricity bill
• Vilanova braced for toughest battle
• Pakistan says anthrax sent to prime minister's office a year ago
• New Zealand Quake Causes Massive Glacier Break
• China Criticizes Washington for Debt Deal, but Continues to Invest in U.S.
• Tiger cubs, baby crocodiles, penguins join roster as London Zoo begins annual animal census
• Israel investing in disputed West Bank sites
• Hong Kong democracy protest camp counts down final hours; government urges people to leave
• Nelson Mandela recovering from lung infection, surgery
• Pakistani Taliban release flurry of videos that appear to stake claim on NYC car bomb attempt
• Rights groups say 50 dead in Sudan fuel riots
• Argentina's Congress debates reform of spy agency in wake of mysterious death of prosecutor
• One of Qaddafi's Sons Flees to Niger
• Canadian PM says British explorer ship lost nearly 170 years ago is HMS Erebus
• Judge orders former Guatemalan president imprisoned while facing fraud and bribery charges
• BBC appoints new director-general amid pedophilia scandal
• Afghan presidential candidate wants vote count halt
• Indonesia issues new tsunami alert after 8.2-magnitude aftershock
• Iran's charm offensive belies mounting body count from executions at home
• Iran nuclear program: Time running out to negotiate deal, Kerry says
• Warne rubbishes Hurley split talk
• EU leaders call for global refugee quotas at UN event
• Pope urges Europe to open doors to refugees during meeting with Lampedusa shipwreck survivors
• Seven dead as fighting mars Philippines peace talks
• Libyan Rebels Advance to Tripoli After Seizing Coastal City of Zawiya
• Amid violence, Arab League halts observer mission in Syria
• Iran condemns new issue of Charlie Hebdo
• Norwegian Court Extends Isolation of Confessed Killer of 77
• Is the Muslim Brotherhood a threat to US national security?
• Somali theater bombing kills 10, including head of its soccer federation
• Hackers attack New Zealand PM's website
• Chile Leader Proposes Civil Unions, Including Gays
• Gebrselassie salutes Farah ahead of Great North Run
• Singapore says 91-year-old founding father Lee Kuan Yew's condition has worsened
• Maryland Man Loses Appeal in Aruba Missing Tourist Case
• Indonesia gives 72-hour execution notice to drug traffickers, despite international outcry
• Israel walks tightrope to steer clear of Syrian war amid attacks
• State agency representing Egypt president loses appeal, high court upholds election suspension
• Belgian man finds out his wife of 19 years was born a man
• Zambia's Sata dismisses claims of 'one-party state'
• Egypt activists imprisoned for wrecking memorial
• Prosecutor calls for death penalty in India gang rape case
• From bridal baubles to bullion bars, India's gold culture defies gov't effort to curb imports
• EXCLUSIVE: Syrian opposition groups says Annan plan 'doomed,' offers alternative
• Twin car bombs reportedly kill 34, wound dozens in Syria
• Migrant overload: Austrian police open barriers at crowded collection point
• 9/11 link to militant in Europe terror alert
• The Latest: France ready to work with Russia against IS, but Assad cannot stay in power
• EU lawmakers back carbon tax freeze for intercontinental flights, avoiding trade spat
• Brazil judge orders deportation of former Italian militant Cesare Battisti
• At Least Five Killed in Suicide Bombing Near U.N. Office in Afghanistan
• Girls recently kidnapped in Nigeria forced to marry extremists, reports say
• Canada rail disaster toll may reach 50: police
• G4S, Serco overcharged by 'tens of millions' on tags
• The race is on: Search for missing jetliner tests US, China power in hotly contested Pacific
• Egyptian Christian teacher fined over blasphemy conviction
• Al Qaeda sweep in Iraq cities revives battleground
• German ex-jihadi vows to tell 'truth' about Islamic State as he, 2nd man go on trial
• U.S. Officials Meet With Accused Mexico Hit Boy Who May Be American
• Hundreds outside Fukushima affected by Japanese nuclear disaster seek compensation
• Israel adds 20 West Bank settlements to aid list
• Riot police fire tear gas on anti-government protesters in Bahrain
• Judge rejects premeditated murder charge against Oscar Pistorius
• The Latest: Prisons director who presided over Oklahoma's botched executions resigns
• Macedonia's political leaders hold crisis talks in Brussels; aim to get deal on an early vote
• German exports to Russia drop more than a quarter in August as sanctions take toll
• Scots know snow: Researchers dig up 421 Scottish words for the white stuff
• Amanda Knox Prosecutors Urge Jury to 'Remember the Victim' in Closing Arguments
• Gamers convention expands after threatening to leave Indiana over religious objection law
• Saudi authorities allow private girls' schools to hold sports activities, within Islamic rules
• Canadian PM addresses crowd gathered to honor the life of a soldier shot dead by a gunman
• Germany: 27 injured after fire breaks out in workshop in former air-raid shelter in Hamburg
• Vatican official condemns Brittany Maynard's assisted suicide
• Luxembourg prime minister marries partner 1 year after country approves same-sex marriages
• Police in Hungary use tear gas to stop fighting between hundreds of refugees at camp
• Light fuel found near Costa Concordia
• Syrian government troops kill prominent army defector who became rebel leader
• Report: Van der Sloot, Saying He Was Tricked, Retracts Murder Confession
• Pope announces planned May visit to Israel, West Bank, and Jordan
• Shooting Suspect Admits Killing U.S. Airmen in Germany
• FTSE dips 0.13% at open
• Yemeni Opposition Groups, Leaders Form National Council
• Whistleblower in U.K. Phone-Hacking Scandal Found Dead
• UK billionaire's son arrested on suspicion of murder in US wife's death
• Chinese relatives still skeptical after Malaysia presents analysis that plane lost at sea
• Workers begin clearing Hong Kong protest site
• Northern Ireland police warn of dissident IRA threat to disrupt British election with violence
• Hundreds pay tribute to officer slain during domestic call
• Interpol seeks clues to Japanese businessman dubbed 'baby factory'
• Ex-communist prison chief on trial in Romania for torture, deaths of 12 political prisoners
• Officials: Houses collapse in heavy rain in Iraq, 4 people killed, 7 others injured
• AFP photographer shot and wounded during protest against Charlie Hebdo in Karachi
• Clashes between Yemeni army, militants kill 30
• Malaysia Airlines flight search: Stolen passports investigated as probe continues
• More than 2 dozen dead after rainstorm hits Beijing
• Human rights report says evidence suggests Myanmar commander committed war crimes
• American imprisoned in North Korea says he wants US to 'try harder' for his release
• Afghans Vote Amid Threats in 1st Election Since Fraud-Marred Presidential Ballot
• Colombian rebels say they will free Canadian hostage
• UN Appeals for $164M to Combat Haiti Cholera
• Palestinian in 'press' vest shot dead in stabbing attack; Palestinians torch revered tomb
• 5 dead as pro-Russia insurgents attack border guards in eastern Ukraine
• Greek Police Intercept Parcel Bomb Addressed to Sarkozy
• Chavez Delegates Some Duties While Returning to Cuba for Chemotherapy
• Media frenzy as 'Great Kate Wait' nears end
• Pope Francis celebrates Easter vigil, seeks to bring faith to 'ends of the Earth'
• Italy warns EU to endorse refugee redistribution proposal, repatriation fees _ or else
• In Vietnam War love story, a medallion comes home
• Suicide of Moroccan girl, 16, forced to marry rapist sparks outrage
• Suspected War Criminal Lands Job at United Nations
• Bizarre Baby Yoga Video Draws Outrage From Concerned Viewers
• Death Toll Rises to 27 in Ukraine Mining Accidents
• AP Interview: Latvian president supports banning burqa ahead of refugees' arrival
• Wenger's influence still echoes in Japan
• Tunisia's president declares state of emergency after resort attack, state media says
• Salvadoran man who says he drifted across Pacific Ocean for over a year heads home
• Skyline of tents, towers shows Mongolia inequality
• Man survives 6 days in desert without water by eating ants
• Israeli Navy Seizes Gaza-Bound French Ship
• Tunisians vote in their nation's first free-and-open election for president
• FIFA doubts World Cup match-fixing claim, asks German magazine to provide proof
• Madagascar strongman says will not stand in election
• Japan's airlines replaced 787 batteries 10 times before failure
• Bogus sign language interpreter at Mandela memorial was in group that burned men to death
• Venezuelan authorities block former presidents from visiting jailed opposition leader
• Police in Italy hunt for relic containing John Paul II's blood
• Canada's Liberal government promises to legalize marijuana
• Under Fire, Scottish Lawmakers Demand Release of Medical Files Saying Lockerbie Bomber Had 3 Months to Live
• 400 Arrested During Anti-Government Protests in Algeria
• Zimbabwe manufacturing in 'dire' state: industry
• Dozens feared trapped in Mumbai building collapse
• Peru helicopter found wrecked; survivors seen unlikely
• South Sudan youth force way into UN peacekeeping mission base
• Egyptian Official: Mubarak to Step Down, Transfer Authority to Armed Forces
• 17 Detained in Serbia After U.S. Embassy Attack
• Yemen's al-Qaida wins new support from Sunni tribesmen angered by expansion of Shiite rebels
• British spy likely killed by mystery person, coroner says
• Suspect in murder of Connecticut jeweler found hanged in Spanish jail cell
• The most divisive issues in Ukraine peace talks: Borders, buffer zones, NATO, rebel autonomy
• Vast Israeli support for Gaza war eclipses and silences dissenting voices
• Royal attack prompts questions over UK security
• Man Rushes at Rupert Murdoch During Parliament Hearing
• Afghanistan, US sign security pact allowing US forces to remain in country past end of year
• Aust. flood crisis worsens; 8 killed, 72 missing
• Where's Assad? Mystery deepens about Syrian leader
• UK Krispy Kreme apologizes for 'KKK Wednesday' customer promo
• Key events in Egypt's revolution and transition
• U.N. Warns Libya Is Short of Water, Fuel, Medicine
• Mexico agrees to relaunch investigation into disappearance of 43 students
• Son, brothers of S. Korean ferry owner convicted
• At least 3 European countries summon ambassadors over new Israel settlements
• Diplomats: U.N. Nuclear Agency Fears Iranian Hackers
• North Korea Party Meeting Raises Speculation
• Jailed U.S. Man Seeks Release in Missing Woman in Aruba Case
• Retailer apologizes, scraps children's shirt resembling Nazi concentration camp garment
• Pope's first window blessing since retirement announcement draws crowds of faithful
• Monogrammed Modi suit to be auctioned; officials say funds will be used to clean Ganges river
• Frog species across Caribbean teeter on edge of extinction in a sign of ecological peril
• Italy's Senate to Vote on Critical Reform Bill
• Your guide to the 2013 Nobels in literature, chemistry, physics, medicine, peace and economics
• Thai army officer turns himself in, denies charges in human trafficking probe
• Heavy rains in Myanmar cause more severe flooding, leave 9 dead
• 2 Americans injured after car bomb hits US vehicle in Pakistan
• Costa Concordia fuel removal stalled due to rough seas
• Leopard Mauls 11 People in India During Fierce Showdown Before Dying
• Iceland's Unstoppable Volcano Threatens Summer of Ash for Europe
• Indonesia, Malaysia offer shelter to thousands of migrants stranded at sea
• Rights group: Prominent Syrian activist Mazen Darwish released after 3 years in prison
• Iran says supreme leader's ban rules out nuclear weapons for Islamic Republic
• In Syrian civil war, AP journalists gain rare glimpse as Hezbollah fights for mountain range
• Russia Space Chief Promises New Spaceship
• Will normalized relations between Cuba and US mean new parts for old classic cars in Cuba?
• 13-year-old American boy becomes youngest to climb Everest, calls mom from 'top of the world'
• Pakistan-US had 'understanding' on drone strikes
• Poland, Britain want new sanctions on Moscow, say Russia responsible for downing of airliner
• What annexing Crimea, a corruption-ridden economic backwater, will cost Russia's government
• After San Bernardino: How political correctness could get us all killed
• Seal found in ancient dump in 2009 turns out to be remarkable
• Police: Traffic stop suspect has assault weapon, body armor, 9,000 ammo rounds
• National Cookie Day: Expert baker explains why we love the cookie
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• Iran significantly expands uranium enrichment capacity at nuclear plant, UN watchdog says
• Nepal government, protesters discuss main issue but don't reach agreement on 2nd day of talks
• At least 54 killed in clashes at Cairo Republican Guard headquarters
• Philippines plans to give Muslims autonomous zone as part of peace proposal
• Thailand monarch officially endorses military junta leader as prime minister
• Chile and Argentina evacuate thousands after Copahue volcano red alert
• Merkel triggers contrasting images in Greece, migrant crises; but pragmatic style consistent
• Amnesty Urges Iran to Free Stoning Case Detainees
• Spanish police arrest former Guatemalan minister
• Yemen swears in new government amid crisis
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• Germany can take 500,000 refugees annually for years, Vice Chancellor says
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• Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper triggers election campaign ahead of Oct. 19 vote.
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• Egypt on 'right path', minister says after hundreds die
• Russian Aide in U.K. Parliament Faces Deportation Over Spy Allegations
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• North Korea demands end of sanctions and drills as conditions for resuming talks
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• Ottawa police arrest man after hotel evacuation, cite possible threat
• US, Russian forces hunt jihadist widow feared inside Olympic zone
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• APNewsBreak: International court prosecutor drops charges against Kenyan president Kenyatta
• Pakistan rejects Afghan accusations over Taliban war
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• 2 Teen Girls Executed by Somali Militant Group
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• S. Korea, US brace for N. Korea deadline as uncertainty mounts after border artillery duels
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• Activists say at least 5 killed as Syrian troops, rebels clash near Turkey
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• Mass Rallies in Yemen Demand President Step Down
• Koreans separated for more than 6 decades part again from loved ones, likely for the last time
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• Those who suffer from severe PMS may face future health problems
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• Bangladesh workers hope deadly clothing factory fire will bring change to labor practices
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• Kazakhstan's long-ruling president secures crushing election win with 98 percent of the vote
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• Gaza: Egypt opening border ahead of Muslim holiday
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• WikiLeaks Crashes in Apparent Cyberattack
• Amnesty International accuses ISIS of 'ethnic cleansing' in Iraq
• Badminton's 'Super Dan' takes swipe at world body
• EU prepares new round of sanctions, including travel bans and asset freezes, against Russia
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• The Latest on Koreas: 2nd round of talks resume at border village
• WikiLeaks' Assange Accuses U.K. Paper of Negligence
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• NATO conducts 1st drill to test new rapid response force created to face Russian challenges
• Sunni tribes, abandoned by Iraq, key to ISIS fight
• Airstrikes kill as many as 100 militants in Pakistan
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• Germany's Merkel: Muslims mustn't be ostracized, clerics should draw line against terrorism
• Kabul bombing kills 2, injures 9, officials say
• Nuclear deal will 'pave the way' for Iran, Netanyahu says
• Another Top Qaddafi Regime Official Defects
• Greece signals summer concessions, says bailout lenders imposing 'technical asphyxiation'
• Death toll reaches 114 in Bangladesh ferry sinking
• Taliban launches failed attack against NATO base in Afghanistan, officials say
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• Diplomats fail to reach UN resolution on Syria as Russia vows to reject call for regime change
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• Amanda Knox Wins $54,154 in Suit Over Raunchy Book
• Ukraine rebels reclaim village on Russian border in fight-back against government troops
• Egypt military backs Mubarak's vice president for president
• French spy chief says gunman didn't plan school attack, missed intended target
• Mayor of typhoon-hit Japanese island apologizes for not ordering evacuation ahead of storm
• Al Qaeda says it killed American teacher in Yemen
• Chinese Premier: Avoiding Korean Conflict is Priority
• Iran official hints at possible compromise ahead of nuclear talks
• ISIS, Al Qaeda battle for influence in Middle East
• Iraq Kurdish official: Suicide car bomber hits in regional capital of Irbil; casualties feared
• Mexican federal official: witness says 72 people found dead near US border were migrants
• Libya: Protesters, Security Clash in Capital
• Cooler weather, rain give Australian firefighters reprieve in battle against raging wildfires
• Canada's Nick Zoricic dies after skicross crash
• Analysts say North Korea's new missiles displayed at parade are fakes
• Myanmar bar manager accused of insulting Buddhism
• Islamic preachers killed in Pakistan mosque attack
• Mock Mars Mission 'Lands' on Red Planet
• Thailand's coup leader says he receives royal endorsement as army warns protesters
• Mideast crises in spotlight at UN Wednesday, with Netanyahu addressing General Assembly
• Iraq, Syria armies prepare counterattacks against ISIS amid massacre reports
• United Nations: Financial crisis causing Greece to fall behind on human rights obligations
• Trial over Costa Concordia cruise wreck begins in Italy
• Botswana Bushmen call for recognition of their land
• Pope beatifying Paul VI at end of remarkable synod drawing parallels to Paul's reforms
• Fantastic plastic: Ireland unveils selfie-friendly, credit card-style passports for EU travel
• Taliban launches attacks across Afghan capital, targeting NATO bases, embassies
• No designer babies, but gene summit calls for cautious research
• Officials don't want to go to 'zero option' in Afghanistan
• Official: Death Toll in Japan Quake 'Likely' to Exceed 10,000
• Pistorius' former girlfriend says he cheated on her with woman he killed
• Woman accused of helping her stepbrother murder, have sex with, then eat their parents is released
• Lebanon limits entry of Syrians as asylum seekers fleeing the Syria war strain fragile country
• Uruguayan president, trained oncologist, assists French girl in distress on flight to Paris
• International court appeals judges confirm that Gadhafi-era spy chief can be tried in Libya
• 162 arrested in riots by ultraconservative Islamists in Tunisia
• Bulgaria's parliament approves new center-right government
• Suspected al-Qaida militants attack southern Yemen army command, kill 3 soldiers, civilian
• Malaysia PM says missing jetliner's flight ended in Indian Ocean
• Kerry to return to Mideast this week: reports
• Indian cyclists' vent anger as Kolkata bans bikes on key roads
• 2 Mounties shot and hospitalized, suspect found in Alberta
• Iceland Volcano Causing Travel Nightmare Once Again
• US drone strike kills six militants in Pakistan, officials say
• Israel's Netanyahu scrambles to form governing coalition
• Russian Church Seeks Ban on Modern Classics Such as 'Lolita,' Citing 'Pedophilia'
• Earliest Known Winery Found in Armenian Cave
• Ride down ski slope in giant inflatable ball turns deadly in Russia
• UK hands Libor supervision to NYSE Euronext
• Egypt's military raids Islamist stronghold to drive off suspected militants
• Western military observers held in Ukraine speak under armed guard, 1 released
• Spanish king apologizes for elephant hunting trip
• Police release 3 suspects arrested in French terror probe
• Jamaica Declares State of Emergency After Gunfire Erupts in Drug Lord Stronghold
• Oman airman dies in second training accident in weeks
• S.Korean court awards compensation over Japan forced labour
• Amanda Knox, ex-lover face murder retrial in Italy
• As the Islamic State group pushes across Anbar, Iraqi tribes in Abu Ghraib block takeover
• 2 people gored, others tossed by fighting bull in frantic run at Spain's San Fermin Festival
• Indian army makes rare patrols in Kashmir towns as clashes with protesters kill 3
• WWI armament kills 2 workers in Flanders Fields
• In Israel, school promises to teach anyone to become a modern-day prophet
• Turkish prime minister says intercepted plane was carrying military gear, ammunition to Syria
• Celebrity Chef Jamie Oliver finds treasure trove in cellar of new restaurant
• Annan says agreement reached with Assad
• Kerry seeks Egypt's support for coalition against Islamic State group
• Nigeria unchanged for Ethiopia World Cup clash
• Record Number of French Viewers Tune In for Strauss-Kahn TV Interview
• Mexico's leftists again questioning presidential vote after closer-than-expected finish
• Malaysia Airlines set for overhaul after disasters
• Facts about the hospital where Kate is giving birth
• US military documents raise questions on German art hoard
• India's Modi in Bangladesh to conclude long-delayed land swap agreement
• Russian rubbish? India reportedly disappointed with stealth fighters from Moscow
• Pro-Russian journalist gunned down in Ukraine's capital
• A look at Egypt's Suez Canal, from first days to current expansion
• Argentine train slams into station, killing 49
• Woman arrested in Lebanon not ISIS leader's wife, Iraqi official says
• India win toss, put Sri Lanka in to bat
• Anti-austerity protesters march across Europe
• Turkmen president quits as party leader: govt source
• Japanese table tennis prodigy, 12, eyes Olympics
• Chemical weapons watchdog urges Syria to step up shipping efforts
• 2 killed after helicopter crashes in central London during morning rush hour
• Opposition firebrand in biggest test yet as he leads anti-government fight from Venezuela jail
• US finds cobbling coalition against extremists in Iraq and Syria is no easy task
• NSA had over 300 reports on Germany's Merkel, report says
• Baghdad allows thousands of Iraqis fleeing Ramadi to enter city
• Al-Jazeera reporter calls his release from Egypt prison a 'rebirth'
• Hezbollah leader blasts Saudi intervention in Yemen, says Riyadh backs extremists
• Brazil, world's shower champion, grapples with consumption changes amid historic drought
• Rain causes flooding, mudslides in Japan; 15 dead
• US, China meet and warn more North Korea nuke tests will lead to isolation
• Ugandan leader blames own commanders for laxity in deadly Somali rebel attack
• Uzbek leader's daughter targeted in French laundering probe
• Taiwan urges sport sponsorship amid 'brawn drain' fear
• Protesters Celebrate Departure of Yemen's Leader
• Trial begins for former British tabloid editors accused of phone hacking
• Nepal investigating fight between foreign climbers and Sherpas on Mount Everest
• Dutch Prosecutors Say 2 Yemenis From U.S. Suspected of Terror Plot as U.S. Launches Investigation
• Body Found at Home of Attacker Who Threw Explosives in Belgian Town
• Mooted HS2 benefits based on 'fragile' evidence: MPs
• AP Interview: UN development chief Helen Clark hopes migrant crisis focuses attention on Syria
• Israeli opposition leader calls Netanyahu's Congress speech "spin" ahead of national election
• Somalia to set up coastguard to protect resouces: presidency
• Worth it? Failed launch costs North Korea food aid
• Mali: French defense minister says troop pullout to start within weeks despite new challenges
• Threat of terror attacks against US by Iran and Hezbollah rising, report says
• Mexico Starts Identifying 72 Killed Near Border
• In Sao Paulo, Dutch fans at the World Cup put up tent camp where orange is the new yellow
• Kasparov compares Russia's 'one-man dictatorship' to Hitler, says West must stop him
• American factory boss says he's being held hostage by scores of workers in Beijing
• Governor of Alexandria, Egypt's 2nd largest city, quits over flooding
• Putin, in swipe at US, decries 'unipolar world' at Victory Day parade
• North Korea threatens to bolster military, conduct new nuke test in response to UN vote
• Ethiopian Defar reclaims world 5,000m title
• Fresh violence mars Guinea election campaign
• Mourners in Egyptian city bury their dead after day of rioting killed 37
• In the home of "the beautiful game," pro teams struggle to survive
• Guatemala's longtime tourist mecca of Antigua suffers rising crime, political dysfunction
• Death toll in Tanzania building collapse rises to 30
• Egypt police criticized over death of female protester, blamed for ignoring pleas to help her
• Senior Merkel aide denies wrongdoing amid claims government misled lawmakers in spy probe
• Bad weather and parasites batter European olive harvest, may push up olive oil prices
• Slain and wounded Syrians brought to Lebanon
• Iraq's parliament speaker says deadly attack on Diyala marketplace was 'sectarian'
• Labour leader Miliband to reform trade union ties
• Spain's PM says to address graft scandal in parliament
• Razor-lined border can't stop migrants from reaching EU's field of dreams
• Foot injury clouds Kim Yu-Na Sochi plans
• Vigilante groups spring up in Mexico in fight against cartels
• France to refund $1 billion to Russia for canceling the sale of 2 warships
• Pope seeks cardinals' backing for overhaul of Vatican he has criticized as dysfunctional
• Cholera Case Confirmed in Haitian Capital
• Peruvian Congress gives military the authority to shoot down cocaine-smuggling airplanes
• Zimbabwe election was 'orderly and fair'
• European far-right politicians join Russian nationalists to back Putin, slam West on Ukraine
• Mag 7 Quake Hits Indonesia; Tsunami Warning
• Somali ambulance workers risk death in city of war
• China earthquake near Myanmar border injures dozens
• UN Security Council faces vote on CAR violence; would increase French and African troops
• Clock This: U.K. May Consider Time Zone Switch
• In No. 1 cocaine-producer Peru, narco candidates are tainting nationwide elections
• US-China climate agreement catches world by surprise after months of secret negations
• Man arrested on suspicion of making bomb hoax after passenger plane lands at Manchester airport
• Despite Ariz. Law, Illegals Vow to Keep Coming
• Iran reports long-range missile launch in exercise
• Pakistan frees Christian girl accused of blasphemy
• Cardiff owner Tan won't rule out changing club name
• Abou Trika stars for Egypt on his special day
• Iraqi Kurdistan chief on rare visit to Baghdad
• Israel, Arab Nations Back Nuclear Talks
• Carnage Breaks Out at Moscow Protests as Youths Square Off
• Amanda Knox judge under investigation for comments on verdict
• U.S., South Korea Begin Joint War Games
• North Korea's Kim Jong Un Flexes Muscles With First Military Order
• U.S. Revises Rules for Afghan Night Raids
• Trial of American reporter held in Iran to begin next week, lawyer says
• EU moves to help Italy, Greece in managing Med migrants with redistribution plan
• Even in a power base of Egypt's Islamists, rumblings of discontent are heard
• Protesters Clash Outside British Election Debates
• Building in Dubai's Marina district in flames
• Prince Harry Says He is Returning to Afghanistan
• Pakistan's Karachi city reels after 51 killed
• With Myanmar schools off-limits to Muslim kids, 'Rohingya Village' madrassa opens its arms
• British manufacturing output rebounds
• Venezuela-based channel Telesur opens 'window onto the world' for isolated, news-hungry Cubans
• Late North Korean leader Kim Jong Il's body to lie in state in perpetuity in palace
• Russian Passenger Jet Explodes, 1 Dead
• U.S. Announces $10 Million Thai Flood Relief Package
• Appeals judges at the International Criminal Court uphold conviction of Congolese war lord
• AP Exclusive: Vatican details sex abuse defense in key US case; bishops aren't employees
• Tourism Officials Worry Terror Warning Could Hurt European Economy
• UN says violence in Kyrgyzstan was orchestrated, hundreds reported dead
• Sweden raises alert after explosives found near nuclear plant
• A look at major attacks by Nigerian extremist group Boko Haram in recent years
• Indians outraged by death of convicted spy who was attacked by inmates in Pakistani jail
• Snapshots of the legacy from al-Bashir's quarter-century in power in Sudan
• Israel expresses regret over death of Jordanian judge, announces joint investigation
• U.S. Sends Battle Tanks to Afghanistan
• Spain's Rajoy backs Greek reforms ahead of poll, as countries face challenge from Left
• Police: Suspected Jewish vandals burn cars in West Bank, spray graffiti against Kerry
• Egypt lawyers union: Judge who imprisoned Al-Jazeera journalists now 'terrorizing' attorneys
• More steam in Fukushima reactor building: TEPCO
• Putin visit to Hungary shows he still has friends in Europe, pointing to ambivalence in east
• SYRIA: ‘You might hope for the best but you have to plan for the worst’
• Australia offers Indonesia a prisoner swap deal in last-ditch bid to save death row prisoners
• Rodman's ex-NBA team heads to North Korea for "basketball diplomacy" exhibition game
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• Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron in Kabul to support newly sworn-in Afghan president
• Warner leads Australia chase against England
• Massive container ships collide near Suez Canal
• Top Zetas drug cartel leader apparently killed, Mexican navy says
• Foreign reporters harassed, NY Times faces visa woes as China ups efforts to control media
• Official: Scores of soldiers rebels killed as South Sudan factions fight in a contested state
• China industrial output growth hits 17-month high
• Turkey urges renewed global efforts to stem refugee wave, holds Assad responsible for crisis
• Injured Sharapova pulls out of Canadian event
• Airbus confident it won't run into similar trouble as Dreamliner, loses 2012 deliveries race
• Pope gets cake, flowers and a tango performance for 78th birthday - and chicken meat for poor
• Typhoon packing 80 mph winds and rain heads towards China
• Etihad eyes long game in Australia
• Aid shortfall deepens suffering in war-wracked eastern Ukraine as food, cash run low
• Chinese MH370 relatives reject Malaysian conclusion that passengers of missing plane are dead
• Reporter's Notebook: Waiting outside Mandela's hospital
• Cameron unveils marriage tax break proposal
• Lawyer says Sudan President al-Bashir, wanted by international court, is in SAfrica
• Italian police round up terror suspects in failed Vatican plot, deadly Pakistan attack
• Stuffed toy bunny helps uncover alleged international child-porn network
• Lebanon releases on bail 3 men arrested in connection with kidnapping of 2 Turkish pilots
• Report: Egypt court sentences dual US-Egyptian citizen on a hunger strike to life in prison
• 'Glee' TV star Monteith found dead
• Security threat forces delay of Canadian 'honor killing' trial
• Syrian activists say 200 killed in government crackdown, hundreds wounded
• Commander in Joseph Kony's feared militia makes first International Criminal Court appearance
• Victim of horrific rape Oksana Makar dies in Ukraine
• Syria calls international conference on crisis a 'conspiracy'
• Norwegian Refugee Council says 100,000 newly displaced Syrians in 3 weeks of recent fighting
• Police in Russia detain 55 anti-Putin protesters
• Forecasters: Atlantic hurricane season weakest so far since 1983
• AP Analysis: Palestinians see opportunity in Netanyahu win that could further isolate Israel
• Somali rebels increasingly resemble Taliban: floggings, music bans and possible al-Qaida links
• Cuba arrests members of dissident group Ladies in White ahead of papal visit
• Colombian rebels free French journalist
• Saudi-led airstrikes hit Yemen rebels in capital, south
• Italy returns 2,000 year-old statue to Libya
• Poland sends plane with doctors, diplomats to help Poles hurt in the attack in Tunisia
• Shoe factory collapses in eastern China, killing 9 people and injuring more than 30
• Greek coast guard searching for missing people after migrant boat capsize; at least 1 dead
• Berlin's Jewish Museum closed as experts work to defuse, remove WWII-era bomb found nearby
• Libya's interior minister visits war-torn Benghazi amid dispute over government's legitimacy
• 185 killed in north Nigeria sect attack, police say
• Egypt: Investigators looking into possible links between Morsi, jihadists
• North Korea Reportedly Ready to Halt WMD Tests
• Iran President Hassan Rouhani calls US sanctions an 'invasion'
• As killings for ivory grow, many Tanzanians see official hands in elephant slaughter
• Pro-Ukraine activists interrupt Czech government news conference, protesting stance on Russia
• 6th French soldier killed in Mali when vehicle hits roadside bomb; 2 others badly wounded
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• Japan agonizes over how to free 2 captives of Islamic State; expert offers to try negotiating
• Bombs strike Afghan presidential candidate's convoy, 6 civilians killed
• Mali on the brink of make-or-break election
• North Korea stages live-fire military drills amid tensions
• Tiger kills New Zealand zookeeper while zoo was open
• European Central Bank to emphasize stimulus won't be called off early, publish new forecasts
• European Union Warns of Spreading Al Qaeda Off-Shoot in North Africa
• Death toll from Italian cruise Costa Concordia rises to 13
• Russian court refuses to release high-profile Ukrainian prisoner taken across border to Russia
• Police Officers Hospitalized in London Riots
• Syria talks in Moscow end without visible results
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• Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi kicks off election campaign with Facebook post calling for change
• Number of Officers Killed in Mexico Border City Tops 100 as Drug War Drags On
• Erdogan everywhere in Turkish general election, despite presidential role above politics
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• Surge of refugees to Europe raises concern over whether militants are among them
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• AP Interview: New Libya FM favors political solution in Tripoli, military solution in Benghazi
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• Floods in Mexico leave tens of thousands of tourists stranded, as hurricane set to hit second resort city
• Strauss goes public over Pietersen row
• South African parole board delays Oscar Pistorius' prison release
• Half dozen Filipino devotees nailed to crosses in Good Friday rites frowned upon by church
• Iranian nuclear talks hit setback over calls to lift sanctions
• Dutch teen sets sail in secrecy on controversial solo world trip from Gibraltar
• Iraq seeks to promote tourism despite violence
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• Palestinian negotiator says group 'less optimistic' as Gaza war talks with Israelis to resume
• French tugboat reaches Italian cruise ship adrift in pirate-infested Indian Ocean after fire
• Putin, vigorous despite recent back trouble, defends himself in annual news conference
• Ukraine set to launch discussions on decentralizing power under OSCE peace plan
• Bosnian voters disillusioned by politicians' failure to tap foreign funds for flood victims
• Renegades re-sign Muralitharan for Big Bash
• Spain gripped by 'killing' of China-adopted girl
• Argentina president calls for reform of intelligence services in wake of death of prosecutor
• Syria regime's finances cut in half by sanctions
• Obama administration to blame for jailing of hero Bin Laden doctor, says Pakistani report
• Yemen Government Says 28 Militants Captured in Anti-Al Qaeda Siege
• Israeli Military Strikes Gaza Militants Following Bus Attack
• India's Tata rebrands "world's cheapest car" to boost sales
• Saudi's new king, Salman, known as a mediator of disputes within royal family
• Djokovic says top Asian men's player is years away
• India exports jump as investors turn optimistic
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• Russia, China Veto U.N. Resolution to Condemn Syria for Crackdown
• A hot list from international climate scientist: 8 'reasons for concern' about global warming
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• Things to know about this week's election in Egypt
• Qaddafi's Family Reportedly Asks Him to Seek Asylum in Nicaragua
• As jihadists take aim at Baghdad, Iran steps in to help historical foe
• China celebrates return of rare bronzes
• UN climate meeting OKs Green Fund in new accord
• Zimbabweans brave cold to vote in large numbers
• North Korean woman at Kim's side sparks curiosity
• Eduardo da Silva: From a Brazil favela to Croatia's national team to a showdown with Brazil
• Greek police say 2 injured, 9 arrested during overnight clashes in central Athens
• Pakistan's Swat Valley survives Taliban insurgency only to face destruction from floods
• Pope elevates 6 cardinals to choose successor
• Oscar Pistorius returns for 3rd day of dramatic testimony at murder trial
• New Delhi, world's most polluted city, briefly makes major road car-free to help clear air
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• Libyan Residents Flee to Western Border to Escape Violence
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• UN report prompts AP to change caption that blamed Israel for baby's death
• New Syrian inspection by UN chemical experts
• Hostage-taker at French school in police custody
• Mistress _ now wife_ of ex-Czech PM, 3 spy agency officials stand trial for abuse of power
• Argentine leader moves to nationalize oil shares
• Injured Spanish explorer rescued after being trapped 12 days in cave in Peruvian Amazon
• Pakistan's Aamer hopeful of ban relaxation
• New Zealand earthquake death toll rises to 146
• Dethroned Myanmar beauty queen says she won't return crown
• Flash floods along French Riviera kill at least 13, trapped in cars, retirement home
• Ex-BBC chief launches attack on Trust chairman
• France boosts military presence in Persian Gulf amid fight against Islamic State group
• Islamic Militants Support Egyptian Protesters
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• US to announce 2 new marine sanctuaries; Chile moving to protect waters near Easter Island
• Activists say US-led coalition warplanes strike Islamic State group positions in Syria
• Yemen's Shiite rebels threaten to arrest, try for treason ministers who won't go back to work
• China arrests two foreign fraud investigators
• Hostage in Sydney cafe siege killed by police bullet, inquest hears
• International Judges Order Arrest of Muammar al-Qaddafi
• Son of Sarajevo's legendary shoe shiner replaces his dad as city emblem
• Anti-government protests fan out across Bangkok, shutting many schools amid violence fears
• Attacks in south Afghanistan kill brother of man running for provincial council, policeman
• Lockerbie Bomber 'Can Get Out of Bed, Walk'
• Dozens of Protesters Killed by Security Forces in Syria
• Venezuela steps up battle to keep shelves stocked and prices low ahead of Christmas
• Saudi executes Yemeni for murder
• EU ministers back phased-in ban on fish discards; environmentalists say measure is too weak
• Dennis Rodman returns from N.Korea without prisoner
• Defiant skipper Clarke vows: 'I'll carry on"
• Lawyer: Main Pakistani suspect in 2008 Mumbai attacks rearrested after court had granted bail
• As Putin flexes muscle in Ukraine, French-built warship destined for Russia gets 1st test run
• Australian police charge 2 men with Syria-related terrorism offenses after east coast raids
• Clock ticking as Mali organises urgent polls
• Huge crowd celebrates 'victorious decade' of President Fernandez and her late husband
• 5 killed in Muslim-Christian clashes in Egypt
• Syrian warplanes bomb city, kill 3 children
• Mali rebels suspend talks with government
• Military says NKorea has 'powerful modern weapons'
• Mugabe ally, party founder Nkala dead in Zimbabwe
• Israel court fines woman over not circumcising son
• Spain gives formal burial to Cervantes, 400 years later
• At least 89 people killed in explosions at central India restaurant
• China seeking help during APEC from US, Canada, Australia in global hunt for corrupt officials
• Man killed in car bomb in Libya's Benghazi
• Egyptian police acquitted of protester deaths during Mubarak uprising
• Repairs begin on Rio's Christ statue, likely take 4 months to correct damage from lightning
• China orders mogul to tear down bizarre apartment-top villa
• EU backs four-way Ukraine talks as it weighs fresh sanctions
• Venezuelan President Maduro's decree powers expire, but not before singing spree
• Guinea-Bissau opens China-funded presidential palace
• New Vatican document stirs debate on future of Catholic Church
• Three Chinese ships in disputed waters: Japan
• Myanmar opposition party of Aung San Suu Kyi says it will contest general elections
• Typhoon Soudelor takes aim at China after leaving 6 dead in Taiwan
• Ex-Israeli president Katsav sentenced to 7 years
• Kazakhstan's long-serving president to run for new terms as his country faces economic slump
• Lebanese interior minister says sit-ins, attacks on state institutions will not be tolerated
• UN observers in Syria suspend patrols
• Bahrain violence grows with mob attacks
• UN rights chief: Aid blockage to Palestinian refugee camp in Syria could be a war crime
• Iran condemns attack on Shiites in Egypt
• Arizona, known for US's toughest anti-immigrant law, leaves its past to woo Mexican business
• Pooches in a pot? Pet-mad young Koreans say no to elders' taste for dog, prefer to raise pups
• Study says Israelis and Palestinians stand to gain billions of dollars from a peace agreement
• Kerry cancels appearance at US event to stay at Iran nuclear talks
• Yemen officials: Explosions hit southern city of Aden; 1 blast at hotel with Cabinet members
• At least 43 dead in Guatemala bus crash
• U.S., Afghan Forces Begin Battle for Kandahar
• Nepal reopens Mount Everest to climbers; Japanese man to attempt scale the peak next month
• Social Media Jihad: Islamic State ramps up gruesome Internet campaign
• Defense ministry to probe officer's claim that Indian coast guard blew up Pakistani boat
• Saudi Arabia's Interior Ministry says Islamic State group behind killing of 2 policemen
• Malala recovery 'very satisfactory' following shooting, Pakistani diplomat says
• Australian mine firm guilty of Aboriginal site desecration
• 12 civilians, 5 troops killed in eastern Ukraine in the past 24 hours
• Eurozone set for highest growth since recession's end but Greece back as a potential risk
• England's experience can aid W. Cup bid - Lampard
• Netanyahu under fire for allegedly spending thousands on luxury items
• Top ally of Israeli leader says sanctions, negotiations won't stop Iran's nuclear program
• Annual carp catch across ponds in the Czech Republic means Christmas is coming soon
• Jordan to build nuclear research reactor
• Baby-shower thrown for 1st panda born in Taiwan
• UK closes, evacuates Yemen embassy, tells citizens to 'leave immediately'
• Indonesia detains boat carrying 96 Middle Eastern asylum seekers trying to reach Australia
• Investors look for more news on stimulus from European Central Bank meeting
• 2 gored in second-to-last bull run of Spain's San Fermin festival
• Officials: Islamic State group shoots, kills 50 people, including women and children, in Iraq
• Cyprus money woes, Italian bank’s $4.1B loss bring new fears about Europe finances
• Kerry, on Mideast tour, to confront doubts in Asia
• Rodman being used as doormat, not diplomat, say North Korea defectors
• Scientists say new China bird flu strain likely a silent threat
• Australian police make counterterror raids in Melbourne a week after terror suspect was shot
• Syrian activists say government troops battling rebels on southern outskirts of Damascus
• Syrian government airstrikes kill at least 21 in northern town held by the Islamic State group
• Death toll in China earthquake rises to 89
• Kim Jong-Un grants rare North Korean citizenship to American
• Immigrant crackdown in Saudi Arabia leaves garbage in streets, migrant workers hiding in fear
• Turkey: Kurdish rebels attack police station in the south; 2 policemen, 2 militants killed
• Syrian Security Forces Detain Hundreds in Northwest Province
• Can Pakistan talk its way to peace with the Taliban?
• Al Qaeda-linked militant warns of attacks in Syria to oust Assad
• UN agency fails again to reach deal with Iran on restarting nuclear probe
• Ex-CIA agent convicted of Italian kidnapping and held in Panama returning to US
• Hungary's governing Fidesz party seen winning in Sunday's elections, far-right Jobbik surging
• UK prosecutors reverse stance after uproar, will prosecute ex-politician on child sex charges
• Deputy leader of Egypt's dwindling and aging Jewish community buried
• South Korea dismisses North Korea's calls for improved ties
• Kerry says US will not allow attacks on Mideast friends, says differences on Syria minor
• Protesters call for end to Gaza incursion at Israeli embassy in Cypriot capital
• A look at Cuba's top Roman Catholic churchman, Cardinal Jaime Ortega
• Afghan's president Karzai claims US violating detainee pact
• Striking South African miners reject Lonmin wage offer
• Taliban leader dismisses Afghan vote as 'waste of time'
• Large protest in Spain against planned part-privatization of national health care services
• In Scotland's independence battle, many find hearts say 'aye' but heads say 'nae'
• North Korean army minister reportedly executed for drinking during mourning period
• Death toll rises to 1,910 after 7.8 magnitude earthquake devastates Nepal
• Amnesty International says all warring parties in Yemen may be guilty of war crimes
• Tomb found of ancient Chinese female plotter
• Sinai missiles fall on Israeli city as desert jihadists wage war on two fronts
• Egypt's legislature convenes despite court ruling dissolving it
• Ahmadinejad says he will talk with US if West stops pressuring Iran
• Greece says new bailout talks to begin after lawmakers pass bank resolution laws Wednesday
• Sea of sorrows: Migrants' effort to reach Europe via Mediterranean has led to many mass deaths
• Spanish fishermen say Gibraltar reef ruins catch
• Syrian rebels fully capture town near Turkish border after weeks of siege
• In Beijing, German leader criticizes industrial spying amid concerns about China
• Greek government pressed to adopt anti-racism law, human rights group backs bill
• Bangkok protesters threaten to 'shut down' city in bid to overthrow prime minister
• Indian mountaineering community mourns climber who died on Chilean peak
• Ukraine negotiators meet, but progress unseen
• Lawyer: Arrested Bangladesh garment factory owners played no role in fire that killed 112
• Israeli forces shoot dead convicted US killer who had seized gun and shot 3 prison guards
• Suspected Al Qaeda Gunmen Kill 4 Soldiers in Yemen
• Airport bomb exposes public anger at abuses in China
• As NFL investigates under-inflated footballs, a look at ball tampering around the world
• Top security official among 8 killed in Beirut car bomb, Lebanon's deadliest attack in years
• French president reportedly had affair in mobster-linked hotel
• Qaddafi Forces Vow to 'Cleanse' Rebel-Held City of 'Armed Gangs'
• Israeli police says Palestinian attacker runs over Israeli police officers in Jerusalem
• Snowden hoodwinks world on Cuba magical mystery tour
• Pro-Russian rebels, government forces withdraw weapons from east Ukraine front line
• North Korea parades missiles on Korean War truce anniversary
• South Korea says it's ready to start work to salvage ferry that sank last year
• China preps military for 'short, sharp war' with Japan, US Navy analyst says
• Behind North Korea's surreal threats is a complex and curious logic
• News Guide: Myanmar's crackdown on student protesters raises questions ahead of elections
• WikiLeaks founder Assange faces arrest if he leaves Ecuador embassy
• Lucky Break: Teammate saves fellow serviceman after his parachute fails at air show
• Central Asian migrants change the face of Moscow as they move into more visible roles
• No face-to-face meeting between opposition, government in Syria peace talks
• Clashes in Jerusalem for Palestinian teen's funeral
• Greece and its international creditors still struggle with reform list to unlock rescue funds
• WikiLeaks biopic opens Toronto film festival
• Russian supreme court hears Khodorkovsky appeal
• Family of respected Tibetan monk fails to see, get his body after death in Chinese prison
• Vigilantes hang 2 thieves by feet in public, Egypt says
• I'm no cheat like Armstrong: Froome
• Series of bombings across Pakistan kill 115
• Retail nightmare: Greek store closures spike as recession, austerity return
• Iraq's former Prime Minister al-Maliki denies seeking comeback
• 9 nations? 5? Europe, US split over who should sit at the table for Syria talks
• Pope Francis washes the feet of 12 inmates, 1 infant
• Pakstani military diverts swollen rivers to save cities from floods
• More Than 30,000 Killed in Mexico's Drug Violence
• Anderson upbeat over Pietersen fitness
• Mexican Police Didn't Know They'd Caught Drug Captain 'La Barbie'
• US-Russian crew blasts off successfully for International Space Station
• African terror leader Belmoktar vows to support Egypt's Islamists
• Guinea fraud complaint 'must wait for final tally'
• New Zealand authorities conduct DNA test on Madeleine McCann look-alike
• UK holds 12 over 'cyber plot' to steal from Santander bank
• Clashes in northern Lebanese city kill 5 people and wound over a dozen
• More misery for Rovers as Doncaster cruise
• Turkey losing regional clout as Egypt crisis flares
• Troops fighting 'one or two' gunmen in Nairobi mall
• Lady Gaga cancels Indonesian show after threats
• UN Secretary General calls evidence of chemical attack in Syria 'indisputable'
• Afghan woman beheaded for refusing to be a prostitute
• Ukrainian army said to be on advance in eastern Ukraine
• Netanyahu says North Korea nuclear test is lesson on Iran
• Al-Qaida chief urges rival Islamic groups in Syria to end their infighting
• ICC lawyer, activists accuse Nigerian presidential candidate Buhari of inciting violence
• Pakistan announces troop withdrawal from Malala's town
• IS revamps recruitment machine for West, using polished video, public-radio-style broadcasts
• UK's Cameron to host three-way talks with Afghan, Pakistani leaders in London
• Hit by worst drought in decades, Thai rice farmers plead with spirits for rain
• Goss avoids Tour de France stage crash to fight on
• More than 4,000 people evacuated from homes in flood-stricken Gaza, rescue service says
• At least one killed by Shebab Mogadishu market bomb
• Britain's Labour leader makes pitch to working families
• Mozambique party protests suspected rebel attacks
• London shares close mainly flat
• Nigerians await final tally in bitter presidential vote that could oust sitting president
• Iran noncommittal about talks with US
• Chinese flock to Tiananmen for holiday
• Dalai Lama appeals to youth on 78th birthday
• Former president says Poland offered CIA a secret site, but did not agree to torture
• EU Parliament calls Russia potential threat to EU but top official calls for improved ties
• Anderson says England seeking Ashes 5-0 whitewash
• Same-sex marriage signed into law in France
• Thousands flee, 25 die in record Balkan floods
• APNewsBreak: Arrests made in decades-old cold case from Balkan wars that traumatized region
• Daughter of late dissident splits with leader of Cuba's Ladies in White protest group
• Searchers find no sign of kidnapped Italian in southern Philippines
• France and Britain Favor Air Strikes Against Qaddafi, If Needed
• Champions League shows power of Europe, but Platini needs outside help to gain control of FIFA
• Merkel to make historic visit to Nazis' Dachau camp
• Syria peace sought in Geneva as negotiations resume Thursday with 2 sides 'still talking'
• Japan leader set to announce sales tax hike
• 1st Japan reactor goes online since nuclear crisis
• Investigators find second person's DNA in mysterious death of Argentine prosecutor
• Shinzo Abe, Japanese prime minister, not welcome in China after war shrine visit
• Former archbishop accused of abusing minors, possessing child porn is buried in Poland
• Joran van der Sloot Reportedly Linked to Peruvian Prison Stabbings
• Former Pakistani president Musharraf returns home amid death threats
• Kerry to brief Arab leaders on peace talks
• Kim Dotcom and N.Z. PM trade barbs over spy laws
• Taliban releases 'pointless' for Afghan peace
• Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic brace for heavy rains as Tropical Storm Bertha approaches
• Nitrogen Injected at Crippled Japan Nuke Plant to Prevent Explosion
• Mystery Surrounds Suspected Murder of 3 Kids in Scotland by Their American Mom
• Italian disaster experts resign, shaken by predecessors' convictions in quake trial
• Iraqi officials: Twin bombing kills at least 9 Shiites marking somber religious ritual
• Lawmakers Call on Piers Morgan to Discuss U.K. Phone Hacking
• French scientists crack a secret of Leonardo da Vinci portraits
• Romanian parliament approves new government
• Hungary railway station still closed to migrants, thousands waiting to go to Germany
• Dozens feared dead in Aegean Sea after migrant boat collides with ferry and another sinks
• G-20 leaders finalize details of growth plan
• Day of terror: Islamist attacks around world follow ISIS' Ramadan message
• Ceremonies to mark one-year anniversary of abduction of Nigerian school girls
• Pope to visit Cuba en route to US in bid to push rapprochement ahead
• Israel enforces 'red line' with Syria airstrike on weapons bound for Hezbollah, officials say
• Ex-Al Qaeda Linked Militant Now Comic Book Anti-Terrorism Hero
• Search called off for missing crewmen in Dutch shipping accident
• Pope celebrates last public Mass as pontiff amid tears and applause
• HK chief defends handling of Snowden affair
• Egypt appoints new prosecutor after Mahmud quits
• Dutch teen completes year-long solo sailing journey around world
• Lion cubs kept by Gaza family stuck at border crossing en route to Jordan animal sanctuary
• Panama's president boosts wife's candidacy in bid to maintain influence after stepping down
• Cyprus' rival leaders take stroll through divided capital to boost hopes for peace
• Mother sues France over underage son's solo journey to Syria, alleging negligence
• Voting in Philippine midterm polls dominated by dynasties ends with less violence, glitches
• Russia offers to guard Syria's chemical weapons
• Floods paralyze Iraqi capital as heavy rain storms continue, government declares holiday
• Argentine president asks pope to intervene in Falklands dispute
• Nigerian troops kill 74 militants in attack on Boko Haram terror camps
• Kurdish fighters capture Syria military base near ISIS stronghold
• Egyptian comedian gets 3 months in jail for 'defaming Islam'
• MPs debate EU referendum plans
• Burkina Faso to exhume grave of revolutionary leader Thomas Sankara, colleagues
• Sandstorm descends on Gulf cities, reducing visibility and diverting flights
• Swiss banks' Holocaust fund paid out $1.24 billion to victims, heirs
• Protest Over NATO Raid Turns Violent, 11 Killed
• Chinese baby 'sold by doctor' reunited with parents
• U.S.-Israeli Citizen Freed Along With Egyptian Prisoners in Swap
• Israeli naval raid nabs Gaza-bound arms from Iran
• Coalition contributions hailed as vital, even as US handles most air strikes against IS
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• Chilean Miners' Stories Now in the Limelight
• Mega-storm Patricia pushes inland into Mexican mountains, raising fears of flooding, mudslides
• Netanyahu, trailing in polls, promises no Palestinian state if elected
• Qaddafi Accused of Ordering Mass Rapes Against Women
• Russian reporter's murder trial starts despite boycott
• 3 Kurdish women 'executed' at Paris center, French interior minister says
• Thousands of opposition party supporters in Poland protest election results
• Car Bombs in Northern Iraq Kill 7
• British police arrest scores at far-right protest
• Toronto police say builders of mysterious tunnel wanted to use it for 'man cave'
• Nazi-themed cafe in Indonesia to ditch swastikas
• Overshadowed by recession, Finnish voters expected to oust conservative-led coalition
• After Congress speech on Iran, Netanyahu's prospects could hinge on White House response
• 'Several thousand' North Korean prisoners feared dead, human rights group says
• WikiLeaks Hints at Israeli-Palestinian Cooperation
• England suspends support for Platini's FIFA bid based on new information about ethics case
• U.S. Sees Greater N. Korea Nuclear Threat
• Bahrain police, Shiite protesters clash in villages
• Wave of Chinese companies halt stock trading as market tumbles in bid to stem losses
• Thousands protest ahead of Fukushima anniversary
• Fallen Chinese high-flyer Bo goes on trial
• Jane Austen new face on England's 10-pound notes
• Mexico: Drug lord's escape tunnel construction must have involved insiders, blueprints
• 6 Dead, 37 Injured in Mexican Nightclub Attack
• S. Korea Hoists Sunken Warship, Finds Bodies of Trapped Sailors
• Van collides with 3-wheeled vehicle packed with students in India; 5 killed and 6 injured
• Tunisian President Driven From Power Amid Massive Riots as Prime Minister Takes Over
• Top cleric joyful that Qatar beat US World Cup bid
• North Korea warns that military forces will respond if UN condemns it for ship sinking
• WikiLeaks Website Not Protected by Swedish Law, Legal Analysts Say
• 5.9-magnitude quake injures 11 climbers on Southeast Asia's tallest peak; about 130 stranded
• Australia will contribute up to 10 aircraft to military campaign against Islamic State group
• Syrian state media, activists report heavy fighting in strategic province near Lebanese border
• Indian Internet cafe owner leads village against mining industry, wins environmental award
• Pension pinch: Elderly Greeks stand on line outside partially open banks to get bits of cash
• One injured in shooting inside Illinois Walmart
• Widow's Suicide Complicates Case of U.S. Official Who Killed Pakistani Man
• American Among 12 Dead as Tour Boat Sinks in Vietnam
• French riot police clash with striking train workers
• Bomb stuck onto army vehicle kills Afghan soldier
• Pope Oks German lawyer to head embattled Vatican bank, 1 of last major appointments of papacy
• North Korean television shows Kim Jong Un walking with limp
• Father of German exchange student shot dead in Montana criticizes US gun culture
• Russian Man Dies During the Sauna World Championships
• Britain refuses to give Assange safe passage, despite Ecuador's asylum offer
• Murray hails Lendl for inspiring Wimbledon glory
• WikiLeaks Supporters Launch Hack Attack on Perceived Enemies' Websites
• Commonwealth Realms Agree to Abolish Royal Sex Discrimination
• Afghans Protest U.S. Church's Plan to Burn Koran on 9/11
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• Anger over lack of change in Egypt police amid reported torture-death, scandal over beating
• State TV says Syrian forces regain control of mountain town after 8 days of clashes
• US Secretary of State says Iran up to 6 years away from working nuclear weapon, others differ
• Iran restarts small-scale conversion to uranium fuel, diplomats say
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• North Korea replaces hard-line military chief
• U.S.: 29,000 Somali Children Under 5 Dead in Famine
• EU Commission chief Juncker chides member nations for not living up to migrant pledges
• IMF Approves $38 Billion Loan for Greek Economic Crisis
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• Al-Jezeera Reporter Missing in Syria
• NYC Mayor Bloomberg's name gets pulled into Mexico soda tax fight
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• China's Xi to sign UK nuclear-power deal as Britain seeks contentious investment boost
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• China tightening controls on Internet, online publishing after embarrassing postings
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• AP Interview: Emirates boss vows to push ahead with global expansion, eyes further US routes
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• Week of unrest weakens Egypt's Islamist leader, may be forced to change ways
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• In 2 years between Obama trips, Myanmar's hope of solving ethnic conflicts turns to doubt
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• Iran unveils short-range reconnaissance drone
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• A New Flag Raised: South Sudan Celebrates Birth
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• Syria says troops raid Damascus suburb, discover rebel tunnels
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• Civil Disobedience in Greece Grows Over Government's Austerity Measures
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• At least 5 injured after explosions hit Cairo subway stations, court building
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• India police re-arrest fasting activist, force-feed her
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• Israeli official: 2 Israelis killed in attack at Belgian capital's Jewish Museum
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• Brazil's Vagner quits CSKA for China
• Abducted UN peacekeepers appear in video, say they're 'safe'
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• Suicide attack in Kabul kills 3, wounds 18, Afghan official says
• Seoul: N. Korean loudspeakers blare propaganda messages in response to S. Korean broadcasts
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• Dancers, 21-gun salute mark start of Botswana president's 2nd term after election win
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• Israel says 2 soldiers killed in Hezbollah strike near Lebanese border
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• Police in Chile repel protesters with tear gas and water cannons as president speaks to nation
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• Austria begins inspecting trucks after migrant deaths
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• NATO: Time Running Out for Qaddafi in Libya
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• Classes swell at refugee schools in Iraq as teachers flee to Europe
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• Argentina's top criminal court rejects vice president's attempt to throw out bribery case
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• Prince Harry ends role as helicopter pilot, to take up staff officer job
• Algeria plane crash recovery operations complete
• Mom of Canada gunman: I cry for victims, not son
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• Britain defends action against Guardian over Snowden leaks
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• French president makes fighting racism and anti-Semitism a priority in 2015
• Brazil's ex-President Cardoso to defend jailed Venezuelan opposition leaders
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• Presidents, prime ministers and monarchs to address global issues at UN summit
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• Sudan says Saudi blocked Iran-bound Bashir from airspace
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• French police arrest 8 people suspected of involvement in network to send fighters to Syria
• Pro-Russian rebels kill 10 Ukrainian soldiers near Malaysia Air crash site
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• AP Exclusive: Leading China rights lawyer speaks, says he was tortured again during detention
• Iran Asks U.S. for New Info on Missing FBI Agent
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• Pakistan sweep to Test victory in Zimbabwe
• Guatemala Supreme Court OKs process that could lead to impeachment of president
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• Beset by risks at home and abroad, Japan's Abe seeks fresh boost from stimulus package
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• In search of origins of earth, Japanese sends space explorer to blow crater in asteroid
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• Thousands rally in Pakistan for girl shot by Taliban
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• AP Interview: Jordan mulls opening migrants' jobs to Syrian refugees, planning minister says
• Yet another radioactive water leak at Fukushima
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• Greek minister says government prepared for 'rupture' with creditors if talks don't go well
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• Thousands Fill Tahrir Square For 'Last Chance' Protest
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• Pope washes feet of disabled in pre-Easter rite that in 2013 helped define papacy
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