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A world of pain
Activists say 80% of world's population with little or no access to morphine are the "collateral damage of the war on drugs"
Annan "optimistic" of breakthrough in Syria
Official says U.N.-Arab League envoy completed second day of talks with Assad, with strong hopes of a breakthrough in Syrian conflict
Japan marks somber anniversary of disaster
Nation remembers the 19,000 people lost to the catastrophic earthquake and tsunami that struck a year ago
Japan marks 1 year since quake, tsunami disaster
Nation is remembering the massive earthquake and tsunami that struck the nation a year ago, killing just over 19,000 people
Clashes erupt after funeral in Bahrain
Police fired tear gas at protesters following the funeral for a 22-year-old man whose family claims he was fatally injured
Hospital faces problems in post-tsunami Japan
Impacted by the tsunami disaster, Japan's Motoyoshi Hospital, with a rotating staff of one, is ailing
U.S. plans to turn over Bagram prison
An agreement signed Friday should give the Afghan government control of the detainees by 2014
Israeli airstrikes kill 15 Gaza militants
Despite Egypt's efforts to mediate cease-fire, Palestinians fire rockets, Israel responds with targeted killings of militants
Children orphaned by tsunami struggle to cope
Aid groups seek to assist, but one expert says that for kids, consequences of disaster linger and may "never go away"
5 Gitmo detainees agree to transfer to Qatar
Taliban fighters held at Guantanamo Bay prison agree to proposed transfer to Gulf state
Japan marks disaster's 1st anniversary
Life moves forward as nation commemorates victims of catastrophic earthquake and tsunami
U.N. envoy Annan meets with Assad in Syria
But session comes as activists report shelling in northern province, and after rebels reject calls for dialogue with regime
Thousands protest Putin, but crowd smaller
Opposition appears to lose momentum as Putin prepares to retake presidential office
Records show Japan gov't knew meltdown risk early
Japan's leaders knew the damage was so severe that the reactors could melt down, but they kept their knowledge secret for months
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2 Native American women make history in midterms
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Huge space telescope plunges back to Earth after 22 years in orbit
Mamdani says Democrats must keep their "foot on the gas"
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