U.N. Curbs Kandahar Work After Bombings
More Than 200 Afghan Employees Told to Stay Home After 3 Bombs Shake City, Leaving 2 People Dead
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More Than 200 Afghan Employees Told to Stay Home After 3 Bombs Shake City, Leaving 2 People Dead
Jaroslaw Kaczynski Says He Wants to Continue the Mission his Brother, Lech, Began
Includes Member of Coalition Led by Opponent of Prime Minister al-Maliki; Further Mars March 7 Election
Reports From 3 Schools in Kunduz Raise Alarms About Taliban Threats Against Girls Obtaining an Education
GlobalPost: Critics Say Mandatory Cell Phone Database to Thwart Extortionists Will Backfire
Protest Leaders Tell Followers to Take Off Signature Attire in Face of Threatened Government Crackdown
Benedict XVI Must Decide Fate of Strict Religious Order as Pressure Intensifies to Confront Sex Abusers
Official Says After More Than 22,000 Killed in Gangland Violence, Drug Rivals Now Shifting Attacks to Police
Officials say Apparent Suicide Bomber Blew Up Belt as Armored Vehicle Passed; Ambassador Unhurt
Car, Motocycle Bombs Rock Downtown Kandahar, Where U.S.-Led Forces are Preparing for Offensive
Buildings Shake but No Reports of Damage or Injuries in Taiwan or the Philippines
Beijing Nearly Doubles Voting Power as China Is Elevated above Germany, France and Britain at the Bank
First Confirmation by Militants of Claims al-Baghdadi, al-Masri Were Killed in Joint U.S.-Iraqi Operation
Iranian Leader Says He Will Not Submit to Pressure Based on U.S. and Britain "Lying" About Evidence
Anti-American Shiite Cleric Sends Clear Signal to Gov't: We'll Protect Ourselves if You Can't