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New version of law deals Iraq elections another setback

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BAGHDAD — Hopes for a January election in Iraq faded Monday...

Tens of thousands protest in Tunisia, demanding resignation of president

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TUNIS, Tunisia, and BEIRUT — Tens of thousands of demonstrators gathered in the capital of Tunisia...

China, U.S. announce plan to work together on clean energy

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WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama and President Hu Jintao...

Top Afghan Taliban commander captured

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WASHINGTON — The second-in-command of the Afghan Taliban was captured in Pakistan...

U.S. officials see new threat in Americans training in Yemen

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WASHINGTON — U.S. officials believe that as many as three dozen Americans who converted to Islam while in prison in the United States have traveled to Yemen over the past year, possibly to be trained by al-Qaida, according to a Senate report...

Iran to free jailed American hiker on $500,000 bail, but prison...

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TEHRAN and ISTANBUL, Turkey — Iranian authorities are prepared to release on $500,000 bail one of three American hikers held since last year, Tehran's chief prosecutor said Sunday...

Blair tells investigative panel that Iraq war was justified

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LONDON — In an eagerly anticipated appearance, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair on Friday told a British panel investigating the Iraq war that Saddam Hussein had become too dangerous a threat to ignore in a post-9-11 world and that the decision to invade in ...

Assailants hurl grenades into Mexico plaza crowd, injuring at least 14

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MEXICO CITY — Families were out for the night air, taking a stroll in the central plaza in the northern Mexico city of Guadalupe...