S. Korea HIV patients battle AIDS, and bias
Experts say disease hugely under-treated as people fear shame of diagnosis in society where quiet discrimination rife
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Experts say disease hugely under-treated as people fear shame of diagnosis in society where quiet discrimination rife
Well organized, well-oiled political machine bends new rules to help put fundamentalists ahead in early results
Market bombing and attack on home of pro-gov't militia leader hit Diyala province, where al Qaeda once reigned
Arab League and Turkey unveil details of their new sanctions against Syria, which has "squandered" last chance, they say
For fishermen and farmers across eastern Japan, the public fear of radiation has done damage to their livelihoods
Renewed communication comes after the NATO air strikes that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers, straining Pakistan-U.S. relations
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Opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi says she supports increased U.S. engagement to encourage Burma to advance reforms
Britain withdraws entire diplomatic staff from Iran following embassy storming; All Iranian diplomats ordered to leave U.K.
U.S. Federal Reserve among global institutions taking steps to make it cheaper for banks to get U.S. dollar liquidity when needed
Unable to agree a plan for eurozone nations to spend within their means, ministers delay any action for 10 days
Feds call secret passage linking warehouses in San Diego and Tijuana "most sophisticated tunnel" ever found on border
Muslim Brotherhood leads in early results from 1st parliamentary elections since Mubarak's fall but faces stiff competition
British strike over retirement plan changes has crippled public services, including closing three-quarters of schools in the U.K.
1st visit by U.S. secretary of state in more than 50 years comes after election of Burma's 1st civilian gov't in just as long