Czech President Signs EU Reform Treaty
A charter designed to transform the 27 countries of the European Union into a more unified global
player has passed its last major hurdle.
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Canadian Sent To Syria Can't Sue U.S. Over Torture
A Canadian man who was detained at a New York airport and then moved to
Syria cannot sue the United States.
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Kosovo Hails Ex-President Clinton, Unveils Statue
Kosovo's Albanian majority unveiled a statue of former president Bill Clinton on Sunday.
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Blast In Pakistan's Rawalpindi Kills 35
A suspected Taliban suicide bomb killed at least 35 people in the Pakistani city of Rawalpindi on Monday, officials said.
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Iran Tells U.N. It Wants Nuclear Fuel First: Envoys
Iran has told the U.N. nuclear watchdog it wants fresh fuel for a
reactor in Tehran.
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U.N. To Launch Global Arms Trade Pact Negotiations
The world's top weapons exporters agreed to back negotiations on a global treaty to regulate the world's $55 billion arms trade..
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Iran Proposes Big Changes To Draft Atom Deal
Iran proposed changes to a U.N.-drafted nuclear fuel deal on Thursday,
Iranian media said.
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WHO Chief Says Fidel Castro "Looks Wonderful"
ormer Cuban leader Fidel Castro "looks wonderful," World Health Organization director general Margaret Chan said on Wednesday.
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White House Says Attackers In Kabul Will Not Win
The United States vowed on Wednesday it would not be intimidated after an attack on a U.N. guest house in Kabul.
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Baghdad Attacks Stir Fears Of Sunni Violence
Iraq's Sunnis, long dissatisfied with the Shiite-led government, seek
more power, respect and a bigger share of oil wealth.
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French Court Fines Scientologists, Allows Operations
A Paris court on Tuesday fined the French branch of the Church of Scientology a total of $902,200.
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Obama Marks Peace Deal Between Jordan And Israel
President Barack Obama says a peace treaty signed 15 years ago between
Jordan and Israel is a reminder that peace is always possible.
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Karzai Dismisses Election Rival's Ultimatum
Afghan president Hamid Karzai rejected on Monday a demand from his rival in a presidential run-off to sack the country's top election official.
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Biden Reassures Central European Fears With Trip
Joe Biden made significant strides during a trip to
Central Europe this week in relieving anxieties the Obama
administration stirred up.
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Iran Fails To Endorse U.N. Nuclear Deal
Iran declined on Friday to endorse proposals by the U.N. nuclear watchdog to help reduce Iran's stockpile of low-enriched uranium.
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