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Several women appear in front of Notre Dame Cathedral wearing niqab veils; Critics see law as assault on religious freedom
State religious authorities in Central Asian nation ban SMS use of Muslim divorce practices
At least 11 killed and 126 wounded; Official says Minsk blast was a terrorist act
Forces loyal to democratically-elected president capture former leader after attacks on bunker, aided by French airstrikes, tanks
Plainclothes security officials seen beating students protesting regime of President Bashar Assad in Damascus
Opposition says no to African Union-brokered cease-fire because it does not provide for Qaddafi's ouster; Misrata bombardment continues
Lawmaker from religious party who helped pass tough anti-porn law seen watching explicit video during parliamentary session
African Union delegation meets with opposition in Benghazi, but protesters say no to cease-fire unless Qaddafi leaves power
Over the weekend, the Iraqi government at first blocked and then allowed U.S. humanitarian aid for Iranian exiles wounded in raid by Iraqi Army forces at Camp Ashraf
African Union says Libyan leader Qaddafi has accepted "road map" for cease-fire, but fighting goes on
Magnitude-7.0 quake strikes on one-month anniversary of massive temblor, deadly tsunami; High radiation prompts warnings to 5 more communities
Cost is higher than originally projected and doesn't include pay for U.S. forces, Pentagon says
As nuclear crisis unfolds, residents receive a barrage of changing and conflicting government proclamations on safety
Helicopter airstrikes, tanks of ex-colonial ruler advance on bunker of Laurent Gbagbo