China demands U.S. apologize over activist case
Blind activist Chen Guangcheng is now in Chinese hands again, far out of the protective reach of U.S. diplomats
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Blind activist Chen Guangcheng is now in Chinese hands again, far out of the protective reach of U.S. diplomats
Chen Guangcheng fears for his safety after leaving U.S. Embassy over Chinese authorities' alleged threat against wife
U.N. Security Council promises non-military sanctions on both Sudans if the hostilities don't cease
New report from human rights group details killing of at least 95 civilians by Assad forces leading up to cease-fire
Assailants attack group calling for end to military rule; Calm remains elusive in post-Mubarak era
Motorcycle lost in the Japanese disaster reaches Canadian island 4,000 miles away in container; "Miraculous," owner says
NY Times bureau chief: Effect of hacking scandal report on News Corp. likely blunted because of Parliament party division
U.S. officials say blind lawyer who escaped house arrest has received assurances of life as a free man; China wants U.S. apology
Chen Guangcheng takes deal to stay in China to protect threatened family over going into exile alone, activist says
Young sleuth assigned to MI6 agency was found dead in 2010, stuffed into a duffle bag, and there is still little to go on
Agency finds no basis for allegations of agents hiring strippers, prostitutes ahead of Obama El Salvador visit
President's Afghanistan speech seeks to reassure Pakistan's national security concerns, send warning to Iran
Taliban claims attack on foreign housing compound was response to Obama's visit; Assailants disguised themselves as women
Democracy activist who spent almost 2 decades under house arrest takes oath after quarter century fighting authoritarian rule
A Pakistani who deals with militants often says al Qaeda lost most of its grand world vision after bin Laden's death