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U.S. reopens embassy in Yemen

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BEIRUT — Washington reopened its diplomatic outpost in Yemen...

Death toll rises in Mexico party shooting

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MEXICO CITY — Authorities in Ciudad Juarez...

Iraqis revel in period of relative quiet

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BAGHDAD — From the rickety upper deck of the small tour boat...

Haiti’s plea to world: We need tents now and long-term aid

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MONTREAL — Rebuilding Port-au-Prince could take a decade or longer and ultimately completely reform the way Haiti is organized, foreign leaders said at a conference Monday...

Sri Lanka defends arrest of presidential candidate

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NEW DELHI, India — The Sri Lanka government defended the arrest of presidential candidate Sarath Fonseka on Tuesday on the grounds that he conspired against the incumbent who defeated him in last month's vote...

Pakistan indicts 5 Americans on terror charges

ISLAMABAD — A Pakistani court Wednesday indicted five young Americans from the Washington, D.C., area on charges of plotting terrorist attacks in Pakistan...

At least 26 killed in brutal attacks across Iraq

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BAGHDAD — Assailants killed a family of eight on Monday, shooting some and beheading others in a brutal attack south of Baghdad reminiscent of the sectarian killings that raged through the area a few years back...

Afghans, Pakistanis voice doubts about U.S. strategy

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KABUL — Afghans and Pakistanis on Wednesday greeted...

Quake-devastated Chile deploys troops to halt looting, facilitate aid

CONSTITUCION, Chile — Chilean President Michelle Bachelet said Tuesday that nearly 14,000 army and navy troops deployed throughout Chile's earthquake-devastated coastal communities had contained looting and were clearing the way for aid to be distributed...