Iran's posturing may mask concerns of leaders
Experts: Increased emphasis on shows of military strength, threats may reflect mounting insecurities among Tehran's leadership
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Deadly Syria blast kills dozens in Damascus
Up to 25 killed in as bomb targets police bus in capital; Government, opposition trade blame
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American convicted of aiding rebels in 1990s returns with son ahead of court-set deadline to complete parole
Iraq: Iran-backed militia to lay down arms
Fighters that carried out attacks on U.S. troops want to join Iraq's political process, run in next election
String of bombings hit Iraq after deadly day
Roadside bombs kill pilgrims of nation's Shiite Muslim majority as fears spread of renewal of widespread sectarian violence
Philippines landslide forces gold mines to close
Landslides in the Pantukan township, Compostela Valley province have left at least 27 dead
U.K. cops make 23rd arrest in hacking probe
Woman detained is reportedly Cheryl Carter, long-time assistant to ex-News of the World editor Rebekah Brooks
Iran plans new drills near Strait of Hormuz
Iran responds to West's warnings over threat to vital oil shipping channel with more saber-rattling
Afghanistan bombs kill 5 NATO troops
Roadside bombs in country's south bring NATO toll to 9 for 2012; Nationalities unconfirmed
Police detain 20 in deadly Mexico prison riot
Mexican authorities have detained 20 inmates for alleged involvement in a prison riot that killed 31
Suu Kyi: Burma army could block reforms
A newly-elected and nominally civilian Burmese government could be overturned by Army any minute, Nobel laureate warns
Death penalty sought for Egypt's Hosni Mubarak
Prosecutor tells judge "retribution is the solution" for ousted president for alleged complicity in protester deaths
Wave of Iraq attacks as sectarian crisis deepens
78 dead in string of bombings aimed at Shiites in Baghdad and Southern Iraq; Violence worsening after U.S. exit
Qatar: Arab monitors made mistakes in Syria
Gulf nation's premier says Arab League observer mission wasn't sent to Syria to stop regime's killing of protesters
British Red Cross manager kidnapped in Pakistan
The International Red Cross says Khalil Rasjed Dale was taken from a marked ICRC vehicle near his home in the city of Quetta
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