The world's enduring dictators: Jose Eduardo dos Santos, Angola
After a 27-year-long civil war, dos Santos emerged as Angola's nearly-infallible ruler; only Qaddafi has had a longer tenure
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The world's enduring dictators: Qaboos bin Said, Oman
In his 41 years of unimpeded and absolute rule, Sultan Qaboos has used oil money to transform his country
The world's enduring dictators: Hassanal Bolkiah, Brunei
Leading off CBSNews.com's ongoing series on the world's enduring dictators--Hassnal Bolkiah, who has ruled tiny Brunei for 44 years
Libya says NATO airstrike kills 9 civilians
NATO says weapons system failure may have caused civilian deaths; Libyan foreign minister calls for "global jihad" on West in response
More than 5 million affected by China flooding
More than 170 people dead or missing this month from flooding in eastern and southern regions; More than 7,000 homes collapsed or damaged
Report: Documented proof of Qaddafi war crimes
Libyan rebels claim to have documents proving Qaddafi's generals ordered the bombardment and starvation of civilians
U.S. official: Pakistan still tips off militants
U.S. intel gave location of bomb-making factory in Pakistan's tribal regions; Officials there gave militants time to flee
Syrian troops using terror tactics on protesters
Protester refugees report that Syrian troops are burning homes and threatening families of dissidents
NATO: Qaddafi using mosques as shields
As coalition admits to accidentally bombing Libyan rebels again, it lashes out at Qaddafi's civilian death toll figures
Karzai: Afghanistan, U.S. in talks with Taliban
First official confirmation of negotiations between government, insurgency, as suicide bombers storm police station, killing 9
Syrian troops, tanks attack town near Turkey
Anti-government protests staged in spite of brutal crackdown; Flow of refugees across Turkish border continues
Five inmates defend Amanda Knox during appeal
Mobster, convicted child killer among prisoners telling Italian court U.S. student didn't kill her roommate in 2007 - and they know who did
King declares Morocco a constitutional monarchy
Declaration of reforms seen as response to pro-democracy protests that swept Morocco
Greek debt crisis may be first domino for Europe
Financial crises loom in Spain, Portugal and the already-stricken Ireland as well -- and the troubles could affect the U.S.
More brutality in Syria as refugee camps swell
Syrian women tell tales of rape by soldiers; CBS News team detained by Turkish troops for 7 hours
Judge blocks construction on Trump's 250-foot arch for now
Stocks crater as midterms spur investor exodus from tech and AI
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Dolly Parton's estate moves to dismiss lawsuit against nephew
Trump agenda likely to be curbed with Democrats in charge
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Oil prices rebound slightly as Iran claims new attacks on ships
Newsom moves to commute all California death sentences
Nithya Raman ousts incumbent Karen Bass in LA mayor's race, CBS News projects
Trump signs proclamation declaring Oval Office a national monument
