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Russian foreign minister denies plane forced to land in Turkey was transporting ammunition, as alleged by Turkish PM
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Russian foreign minister denies plane forced to land in Turkey was transporting ammunition, as alleged by Turkish PM
No response from secretary of state to questions of what she was doing during attack on consulate in Benghazi
Turkish prime minister says plane contained military equipment destined for Syrian military; Authorities still examining cargo
Tent school at camp near Jordan-Syria border brings stability back to lives of refugee children
Tension rises between neighbors as Turkish state-run TV says cargo taken off commercial plane included military communications equipment
U.S. sends troops to Jordan-Syria border to bolster Jordan's military capabilities in event violence escalates along border
Turkey reinforces border, deploys more fighter jets; Syrian rebels take strategic city in Idlib province
Libya tells international court it should be allowed to prosecute Seif al-Islam Qaddafi
In wake of violent exchanges, military alliance ensures Turkey's right to defend itself from Syria
Any Egyptian charged with acts "in support of the revolution" to oust Mubarak to be exonerated, President Morsi decrees
Turkish president calls for international effort to stop conflict, as troops respond to shelling from Syria for sixth day
Mustafa Abushagur was Libya's first elected prime minister; Fears over rebuilding compounded by divided factions
For a fifth straight day, Turkey and Syria exchange border fire; Turkey pushes Syrian VP as possible Assad replacement
Blast is latest in series of explosions targeting security personnel and government buildings in Damascus
Latest incident comes hours after Turkish PM warns Syria not to test country's patience; "We are not bluffing"
Worst bombardment in five months, they say; Fighting had moved away from city that has been among uprising's flashpoints
Turkey authorized the use of force in Syria after a string of incidents pushed leaders too far, but says it doesn't want war
After the Turkish parliament okays military action against Syria, both sides insist they don't want direct conflict
Syria has reassured U.N. that "incident" killing 5 civilians "will not occur again," Turkish deputy prime minister says
Official says "possibly several" military targets hit in Syria after deadly shelling; Turkish parliament approves cross-border incursions
Regime says 3 suicide bombers hit gov't-controlled district in key northern city of Aleppo; Military personnel reportedly among dead
Women's rights advocates protest as Islamist-dominated government set to enshrine Islamic law in new constitution
Freelance journalist Austin Tice has been missing since mid-August; New video raises questions on his captors
Foreign Minister demands nations stop "igniting religious extremism" and arming Syrian opposition
Opposition activists say bombardment of Salqin, in northwestern province of Idlib, leaves at least 21 dead