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Several NY buildings seized for alleged ties with Iran


University of Sydney athletes create Pro-Rape Facebook Group

Student athletes at St. Paul's College at the University of Sydney created a pro-rape Facebook group, causing anger in local women's rights groups and government officials.

U.S. set to pay $1.2 million to 5 Muslim detainees

Barack Obama wins Nobel Peace Prize

Saudi Arabia requesting financial aid in the face of greener policies

Rio de Janeiro wins 2016 Olympic bid

78 Guantanamo prisoners cleared for release

What we can learn from father of Green Revolution

China’s Communist Party meets to discuss plans for its new leader

India’s agriculture issue spotlights broader food security problems

Sudanese woman jailed for not paying fine

North Korea says its making progress enriching uranium

UN report says opium harvest could be financing the insurgency

Ayatollah Khamenei enforces his role as arbiter

Shiite leaders in Iraq create new alliance

Worldwide ocean temperatures see all time high

Voting ends in Afghanistan elections

Peace process big issue in Afghan presidential elections

Clinton shows support for Liberia president in spite of national conflict

Fatah, more unified, elects new leadership

News Analysis: former American leaders remain in spotlight

Members of Fatah meet for first time in 20 years

North Korea to release US journalists after Kim Jong Il issues pardon

Bill Clinton heads to North Korea to meet Kim Jong Il

NATO secretary general calls for stronger European commitment to Afghanistan

China shows concern over growing U.S. deficit

Iceland prepares application for membership into the EU

Clinton speaks on U.S. position on North Korea, Iran

Clinton expresses concern about Myanmar, North Korea relationship

Funding cut for new AIDS vaccine

Developing nations fight US on climate change agreement

Hotel bombings in Jakarta, Indonesia kill at least 6

Iran executes 13 Sunni rebels amidst political tension from election protests

G-8 leaders embrace new vision of global agriculture

Chinese government enforces high security in Xinjiang

Protest clashes resume in Iran

Lack of Afghan troops could undermine Allied operations in Afghanistan

US and Russia sign, work toward diplomatic treaties

Chinese government cracksdown on Uighurs after protests

Militants end peace deal with Pakistani government

Child reportedly found in Indian Ocean plane crash

Honduran president is ousted, putting U.S. in a difficult position

Supporting education in Darfur refugee camps

Israel removes its checkpoints in four cities in the West Bank

Sarkozy supports legislation to ban burqas

Guardian Council reports voting errors in election, further deepening divisions

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