Iraqis cheer departure of U.S. forces
Hundreds of Sunni Muslims gather in Baghdad to celebrate American withdrawal, feeding sectarian suspicions
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Hundreds of Sunni Muslims gather in Baghdad to celebrate American withdrawal, feeding sectarian suspicions
Activists say at least 19 killed by government forces despite presence of Arab League monitors
Anti-regime organizers use Arab League monitors' visits to call for demonstrations despite "foreseeable violence"
Island nation jumps forward a day to align time zone with Asia-Pacific trading partners, now 1st in world to ring in new year
Despite objections from President Karzai, State Dept. wants to renew cease-fire negotiations with Afghan militant reps
NGOs say military trying to "liquidate" pro-democracy revolution to "take revenge" against Mubarak critics
Fresh violence leaves 4 dead as Russia calls Arab League's initial assessment of country "reassuring"
North Korea said that rival South Korea and other nations should not expect any change from the country's new leadership
Recent estimates suggest as many as 3,000 elephants were killed by poachers, experts said
Submarine was docked in Arctic shipyard when wood scaffolding caught fire; No injuries or radiation detected, officials say
Soldiers storm NGOs, including some U.S.-based, heightening criticism that military rulers are no better than Mubarak regime
Huge rallies have been met by lethal gunfire from security forces apparently worried about multiple mass sit-ins
U.S. in "no position" to dictate action on key oil supply route, official says; Iran says it has U.S. carrier under surveillance
Warplanes mistakenly kill 35 people in operation targeting Kurdish rebels in Iraq; Turkey vows to compensate victims
For tiny South Pacific nation and its neighbor Tokelau, Dec. 30 will never happen as they realign calendar