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Human Rights Watch says rebels attacked civilians in province of Latakia in August, killing at least 190
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Human Rights Watch says rebels attacked civilians in province of Latakia in August, killing at least 190
Maltese prime minister says at least 27 dead after boat carrying more than 200 people capsizes
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Year after almost losing her life behind wheel of race car, former Formula One test driver found dead in Seville hotel room
Former SS captain evaded arrest for nearly 50 years after taking part in one of the worst atrocities by German occupiers in Italy
Human Rights Watch releases findings of investigation into deadly offensive against pro-regime villages last summer
Hague-based, U.N.-backed Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons is overseeing destruction of Syria's chemical weapons
Laser beams, robots, outlandish outfits, and flashing lights complete the otherworldly atmosphere of a Tokyo restaurant
Kenneth Bae reportedly tells his mother his health is improving in their first meeting since he was sentenced to 15 years' hard labor
Asia-Pacific airlines are pushing to bring over American pilots to meet the increased demand for flights in the region
Secretary of state to discuss with Karzai looming deadline for completing security deal to allow American troops to remain in country
Blaze apparently started while patients were sleeping, police say; 8 of the dead were patients, the other 2 staffers
Pakistani girl who was the target of a Taliban assassination attempt told a U.S. audience on she one day hopes to one day become her country's prime minister
Move by the U.S. to to withhold millions of dollars in mostly military aid to Egypt fueling anti-U.S. sentiment that Washington supports Morsi
Vatican withdraws more than 6,000 medals commemorating Francis' papacy after the word "Jesus" was misspelled as "Lesus"