American student arrested in Cairo returns home
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Pakistan: 24 dead in NATO helicopter attack
Pakistan accused NATO helicopters of firing on two army checkpoints, has retaliated by closing key border crossing
Protests, violence overshadow elections in Egypt
Fresh clashes between security forces and Egyptian protesters broke out, leaving one man dead
Aruba orders release of Gary Giordano
U.S. man suspected in presumed death of Robyn Gardner may be free to leave island soon; Criminologist discusses case's future
Pope: Sex abuse is "scourge" for all society
Insists all institutions - not just Catholic church - needs to be held to "exacting" standards when addressing abuse allegations
Pakistan blasts "unprovoked" NATO attacks
Helicopters strike Army outposts, killing 26; Islamabad retaliates by shutting supply routes for NATO forces in Afghanistan
First of 3 arrested U.S. students leaves Egypt
Americans ordered freed from Cairo jail went through lengthy processing period, forcing a Thanksgiving stay in detention
Peru sets murder trial date for Van der Sloot
Suspect in the Natalee Holloway disappearance is charged in the killing of Stephany Flores
Military support in Egypt has become paralyzing
One side wants military rule to end, while the other wants the generals to stay in power until a new president is elected
China not immune from West's economic woes
China's dependency on exports for economic growth has come back to haunt amid Europe's and America's economic woes
Aruba: U.S. man suspected in death must go free
Judge ruled that Gary Giordano, suspected in the death of missing woman Robyn Gardner, must be released from jail
Deadly protests continue in Yemen despite deal
Anti-regime movement fills streets again, argues U.S.-backed deal transferring Saleh's power to VP largely superficial
Egypt's new PM claims more powers from military
Ganzouri's appointment rejected by tens of thousands of protesters; U.S. urges generals to fully empower civilian gov't
U.N.: Reports of child torture in Syria
Human rights panel assails "numerous, consistent and substantiated reports" of widespread abuses by Assad regime
Global health fund halts new programs
Since 2002, Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria has given out $12B; Economic woes cause new grants to cease
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