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Egypt seen to give nod toward jihadis on Syria
Morsi's new tough tone on Syria raises concerns of a nod to jihadi fighters
Czech prime minister says he will resign
Czech prime minister announces he will resign after top aid is charged with bribery
Series of attacks kill 51 people across Iraq
Iraq: Dozens dead in wave of car bomb and shooting attacks mostly targeting Shiite communities
Colombia's long-elusive goal: land reform
Murderous gangs are fearsome obstacle to Colombia's long-elusive goal of land reform
Is it a bird? A plane? No, it's a G-8 drone
G-8 summit security to feature surveillance drones in Northern Ireland skies for 1st time
White House: US respects Iran election results
White House says US respects Iran election results, but censorship, intimidation preceded vote
Israeli, Palestinian finance ministers meet
Israeli and Palestinian finance ministers in rare meeting, agree on economic cooperation
Moderate Iranian leader could hinder Israel
Moderate Iranian leader could complicate Israeli efforts to halt nuke program
Syrian refugees in Egypt hit by break in ties
Break in Egypt-Syria diplomatic relations means hardships for thousands of refugees
Egypt appoints 17 governors, including 8 Islamists
Egypt's president on Sunday appointed 17 new provincial governors, including seven members of his Muslim Brotherhood, adding to its already considerable power in the legislative and executive branches.
Putin, Cameron still hopeful on Syria peace talks
In London, Putin slams moves to arm Syria's rebels but expresses hope for Geneva peace talks
Senior Libyan judge assassinated in country's east
Senior Libyan judge assassinated in eastern Libya as security woes deepen
Hard-line Egypt cleric sentenced for burning Bible
Hard-line Egyptian preacher given 11-year suspended sentence for blasphemy, burning Bible
Pope blesses hundreds of Harley-Davidsons
Biker culture comes to Vatican as Pope Francis blesses hundreds of Harley-Davidsons
Iran's president-elect says economy will take time
Iran's president-elect says economy will take time, consults with parliament
Gunmen in Pakistan kill 2 anti-polio workers
Pakistan police say gunmen kill 2 anti-polio workers during a vaccination drive in northwest
For Belfast, keeping peace means a city of walls
For Belfast, keeping the peace means towering walls to block Catholic-Protestant conflict
38 countries beat UN targets to reduce hunger
38 countries beat UN targets to halve proportion of hungry people by 2015
Kuwait court dissolves parliament; elections ahead
Kuwait court forces parliamentary elections after dissolving chamber in voting challenge case
Gunmen in Pakistan kill 2 anti-polio workers
Gunmen killed two anti-polio workers Sunday in northwest Pakistan, police said, the latest violence directed at efforts to eradicate the disease from the country.




