Turkish firm, government deny negligence in coal mine fire
After hundreds die in coal mine fire, one resident says "even a young child wouldn't be convinced" by claims denying negligence
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After hundreds die in coal mine fire, one resident says "even a young child wouldn't be convinced" by claims denying negligence
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Senior Iranian official says Tehran and six world powers are at odds on several key issues
Brazilians protest the 2014 World Cup, coming up in less than a month
A full-scale replica of the Sphinx is part of an unfinished theme park in the Hebei province of China
Deadline to reach comprehensive deal on future of Iran's nuclear program is July 20 but long-term pact seems unlikely
Two blasts in Nairobi come after the U.S. and the U.K. issued renewed warnings about possible terror attacks
When Rinat Akhmetov realized his business in Mariupol was at risk, it didn't take him long to send the pro-Russian separatists packing
Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan was expected to arrive on Friday in Chibok, the town where more than 200 schoolgirls were kidnapped by Boko Haram
Frail after 100 days on hunger strike over "groundless" detention, Abdullah el-Shamy says if anything happens, blame the government
Barack and Michelle Obama have spoken out about the kidnapped Nigerian girls - will they follow through?
Acknowledgment comes as Republicans criticize Hillary Clinton for not taking step while she was secretary of state
Secretary of state hopes Russia will play constructive role in upcoming presidential election
Gen. Martin Dempsey meets with China's top military leader to discuss risk of provocation in using military assets in the region
Top U.S. diplomat won't comment specifically on weapons any country may or may not be providing to the rebels fighting Assad's forces