"Woman in red dress" becomes symbol of Turkish protests
Photo of young woman being violently pepper-sprayed by police in full riot gear quickly becomes iconic image for protests in Turkey
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Germans airlifted from roofs as deadly floodwaters rise
At least 16 dead in rising floodwater in central Europe; water levels expected to peak in hard-hit Dresden later in day
Counter-terror cops probe torching of London mosque
No clear link to recent murder of U.K. soldier in London, but far-right, anti-immigrant group's name found scrawled at scene
Venezuela frees U.S. filmmaker
Tracy was in the country making a documentary on Venezuelan politics when he was jailed on espionage charges in April
New Pakistani leader vows to stop U.S. drones
Nawaz Sharif, claiming top civilian post for 3rd time, says drone "chapter shall now be closed," but can he back up the tough talk?
Kerry demands reforms at OAS general assembly
Secretary of State, a long-time critic of 35-nation Organization of American States, urges reforms of bureaucracy and mission
WWF: Indonesia's endangered elephants shot, poisoned
Spike in killings of critically endangered species highlights weak enforcement of anti-poaching laws, environmental group says
Turkey police detain 25 over protests
Mixed signals: Arrests for allegedly provoking violent protests on social media come as deputy PM takes conciliatory tone
Mexico abductions a "human rights crisis," Amnesty says
Rights group blasts Mexican gov't for leaving 26,000 missing persons cases unsolved, as bizarre mass-abduction in capital highlights plight
India businessman accused of raping Irish woman
As nation grapples with rash of rape cases, official says Kolkata man attacked volunteer charity worker after her 21st birthday party
Chinese-American businessman released from China
Hu Zhicheng, who was held in China for nearly five years following a business dispute with a competitor, has returned home to California
France, Britain say sarin gas used in Syria
U.S. and U.N. still hesitant to conclusively blame Assad regime, but France and U.K. say a line has been crossed with chemical weapons
Russia wants Steven Seagal for weapons marketing campaign
American action movie star, who is hugely popular in Russia, may become the face of its weapons industry
Baby born to Salvadoran woman denied abortion dies
Baby girl born without brain, officials say she died five hours after Monday's operation
U.S. woman gang-raped in India, police say
Police officer says 30-year-old American was picked up by men in truck while hitchhiking back to guest house in resort town of Manali
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Russian envoy says visit to Iran aimed at averting return to war
France vows to crack down after protests spiral out of control
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Trump signs executive order on women's health
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