Even after much bloodshed, no progress in Syria
1,400 deaths later in Syria's bloody spring, and neither the government nor protesters can make real claims of gains
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1,400 deaths later in Syria's bloody spring, and neither the government nor protesters can make real claims of gains
Freeing a prominent Beijing critic is an unusual move for a government in the middle of a widespread crackdown
President Chavez is often criticized by Washington over the war on drugs, but Venezuelan officials claim progress
In arguing for bail, defense claims Ryan Cleary, 19, accused of serious cyberattacks, has Asperger's and agoraphobia
Hamas militants vow Sgt. Gilad Schalit, held since 2006, will not "see the light" until Palestinians imprisoned by Israel are freed
Taliban denies responsibility for blast outside clinic in eastern region; Rescuers dig through rubble for survivors
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Pro-democracy activists say victims include 2 kids after security forces open fire on marches in multiple cities
Outspoken artist and government critic living under gag order and being followed by plainclothes officers, according to wife
NYT: Phone seized in raid shows militant group linked to Pakistan intel agency in contact with bin Laden's courier
Reporters are forbidden to leave the grounds of the Rixos Hotel for reporting purposes without a member of the Ministry of Information
U.S. intel suggests Libyan leader may flee Tripoli as NATO attacks continue and ICC decides on arrest warrants for war crimes
Health concerns prompt wildlife officials to move errant emperor penguin from beach to a zoo
Rwanda's former minister for women and families led abductions with son; First woman to be tried, convicted for genocide
Pakistan says it will let woman return to her native Yemen, but provides few details