Turkish riot police disperse protesters in park
Standoff between prime minister, demonstrators takes another violent turn in Istanbul
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NYC-bound flight from Cairo diverted after threat
British fighters escort jet to Glasgow after passenger finds threatening note in bathroom
Mandela remains in hospital, visited by family
Grandson says 94-year-old former president and global icon's condition improving
U.K. celebrates Queen Elizabeth's birthday with grand parade
"Trooping of the Color" actually comes two months after monarch's real birthday, but that doesn't dampen the mood
U.S. will arm Syrian rebels, but will allies follow?
President Obama will try to bolster support for opposition, but faces hesitation and outright resistance from fellow leaders
Iran's de facto reform candidate has wide election lead
Former nuclear negotiator Hasan Rowhani out front in partial count; cleric is hardly an outsider, but still most moderate candidate
Rowhani leads in Iran's early vote count
Iran's interior minister says preliminary election returns give reformist-backed candidate a significant lead in the presidential race
Guantanamo court held in secret without accused
Closed session of the Guantanamo war crimes court was so shrouded in secrecy that the defendant was barred from the room
Turkish PM urges protesters to leave Gezi Park
Tayyip Erdogan urges small delegation of protesters to persuade hundreds of others occupying Istanbul park to withdraw
Ayatollah lashes out at U.S. as Iranians vote
Iran's presidential elections offer window into political pecking orders but lack drama of truly high stakes as ruling clerics remain ultimate powers
Obama, Putin to discuss Syria during bilateral meeting
Obama will have his first one-on-one meeting in a year with the Russian president, who is one of Syria's most prominent allies
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Toyota rolls out car for kids at Tokyo toy show
Automaker hopes electric "Camatte," suitable for drivers at least 4-feet-tall, will get Japan's youth into automobiles
Allegations of potential noncitizen voting spark legal fights
Trump says Zelenskyy doesn't want to end Russia's war on Ukraine
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