Apparent countercoup attempt underway in Mali
Soldiers loyal to former government take on the ruling junta in running battles in Mali's capital, upsetting a delicate peace
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What killed U.K. spy found in duffel bag?
U.K. investigators still probing death of spy found in bag, even calling in yoga expert to prove he could have done it alone
U.S. drone strike riles Pakistani politicians
Officials condemn first American attack since parliament demanded strikes end; Obama administration pledges to be more open
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Experts puzzled over U.K. spy's mystery death
Pathologists say poisoning or asphyxiation may have killed British spy whose naked body was found locked inside sports bag
CIA "blood money" eyed as motive in Pakistan slay
Police suspect man shot daughter, wife dead over money received from CIA contractor's killing daughter's husband in 2011
Bombs hit Idlib; Syria carnage continues
Activists say as many as 20 people killed by 2 large blasts reportedly near gov't intelligence office
Cops: Qaddafi defector's death may be accident
No signs of violence found in autopsy of ex-Libyan oil minister found floating in Austria's Danube river
U.S., China rush to resolve standoff over activist
Negotiations reportedly ongoing over dissident said to be under U.S. protection as major bilateral talks loom
Ex-Libyan oil minister found dead in the Danube
Shukri Ghanem defected early during uprising from Qaddafi's government; Austrian police don't know yet why or how he died
U.S. special forces helping hunt for Joseph Kony
The U.S. military has a 100-man task force aiding the Ugandan military track down the African warlord on the run
British Red Cross worker murdered in Pakistan
Khalil Rasjed Dale had been held captive since January; note on body says he was killed because no ransom was paid
Egypt's military promises government reshuffle
After Islamists suspend parliament in protest, Egypt's military rulers respond to some of their demands
Japan's "angry mayor" making himself heard
Mayor Futoshi Toba lost his wife and 2,000 residents to the earthquake and tsunami; for him, the rebuilding effort is weak
China, U.S. likely bargaining over activist Chen
White House doesn't want to seem weak on human rights, and Beijing fears emboldening activists in the case of Chen Guangcheng
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House Republican who voted to impeach Trump loses reelection
CBS News exit polls show how Democrats won in the midterms
Progressive beats GOP Rep. Tom Barrett in key Michigan district
Trump touts White House ballroom after GOP midterm losses
Outcome of Alaska Senate race could take weeks to determine
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