Finland still probing patriot missile ship
Officials say weapons found on commercial ship not believed to be connected to terrorism, but Finnish laws broken
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Baghdad hit by wave of attacks; 57 killed
Health Ministry says about 200 more injured in series of attacks across Iraqi capital just days after U.S. withdrawal
U.S. urges greater Iran sanctions implementation
U.S. Ambassador told the council that full implementation "will show Iran there is a price to pay for its deception."
8 U.S. troops charged in fellow soldier's death
Pvt. Danny Chen, 19, died of apparent suicide in Afghanistan in October; Chen allegedly faced racial harassment, assault
Japan predicts 40 years for nuke plant cleanup
The "unprecedented project" of cleaning up the Fukushima power plant in Japan finally has detailed plans
Israel rejects criticism of settlements
Israel lashes out at U.N. diplomats who condemned Israeli settlement construction in territory claimed by the Palestinians
Syria activist: "Organized massacre" kills dozens
More than 100 dead in one of political crackdown's deadliest episode, despite Syria agreeing to Arab League plan to end bloodshed
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WH: Assad doesn't deserve to rule Syria
The Assad regime in Syria has "flagrantly violated" its commitment to end violence, White House says in a statement
Patriot missiles uncovered on ship in Finland
Finnish dock workers discover surface-to-air missiles, massive amounts of explosives while loading cargo
Egyptian Islamists OK with Israeli peace treaty
Egypt's ultraconservative Salifi Nour Party says standing peace treaty with Israeli is acceptable with a few changes
Chinese villagers in revolt win rare concession
Chinese village of Wukan in a tense standoff with government; wins rare agreements on prisoners and land
Loss, fear, threats drive N. Korean mass grief
Poor and largely isolated, North Koreans grieve in an atmosphere that is part family mourning, part coercion
Egypt Islamists reject earlier end to army rule
Despite army's crackdown on protesters, Muslim Brotherhood wary of disrupting ongoing parliament elections that it is winning
Kim heir wins backing, but may share power
Kim Jong Un will reportedly have to share power with military leaders, in spite of their pledges of support
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