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April 06, 2007
• First Public Remarks From Former Captives in Iran; Stark Warning on Global Warming Calls for Immediate Action


April 05, 2007
• Joyous Homecoming for British Sailors and Marines; Who Really Called the Shots in Iran?; Indonesia Court Clears Editor of Indecency


April 04, 2007
• British Sailors Freed; Syria's View of Visit With Nancy Pelosi


April 03, 2007
• Pakistani Supreme Court Hears Case Against Chief Justice; Iran, Britain Lower Tensions Over Standoff; Strong Reaction From White House to Nancy Pelosi's Trip to Syria; Talibanization of Pakistan; France's New Bullet Train


April 02, 2007
• John McCain Visits Baghdad Under Heavy Guard; Nancy Pelosi in Lebanon for Talks; Opposition Leader Morgan Tsvangirai Calling for Fair Elections


March 30, 2007
• Iran: New Video of Detainee 'Confessing'; Meeting Deadline for Withdrawing U.S. Troops From Iraq Would Be Monumental Task


March 29, 2007
• Iran to Suspend Release of Only Female Sailor; Growing Scandal Over Firing of 8 U.S. Prosecutors; Rising Violence Prompts Summit of African Leaders


March 28, 2007
• Controversy Over Location of British Ship; Second U.S. Aircraft Carrier Moves Into Persian Gulf


March 27, 2007
• Britain's Standoff With Iran; Iran's Revolutionary Guard; New CENTCOM Chief in Iraq; Tony Snow's Cancer has Returned


March 26, 2007
• Standoff Between Iran, Britain; Northern Ireland Politics; Crooked Cricket


March 23, 2007
• British Marines Seized; Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister Survives Suicide Blast; Jamaican Police: Pakistan Coach was Strangled


March 21, 2007
• Iran Nuclear Row; Zimbabwe Unrest: Growing Criticism Amid Government Crackdown; Death of Pakistan Coach now Termed 'Suspicious'


March 19, 2007
• Four Years After Start of the U.S.-Led Invasion, Iraqis Give Their Views


March 16, 2007
• Protests Rage in Pakistan over Jailed Justice; Brits Find Friendly Fire Death Unlawful; Japanese Court Convicts Horie of Securities Fraud


March 15, 2007
• Khalid Sheikh Mohammed Confesses to 9/11 Attacks and More; Pervez Musharraf Under Fire for Suspending Judge; U.N. Working on new Resolution Against Tehran


March 14, 2007
• U.S and Mexican Presidents Holds News Conference; Subprimes Head South


March 13, 2007
• An Immigrant's Tale: From Mexico to New York City; Tsvangirai Threat to Mugabe Government; Brewing Brouhaha in Beijing; Viacom Suing YouTube


March 12, 2007
• London Terror Trial; Jacques Chirac Announces he Won't Seek Third Term as President; Examining the Effects of Violence on the Children in Iraq


March 09, 2007
• Colombian Protests: Students Clash With Riot Police; U.S., Brazil Sign Ethanol Agreement; NATO's Operation Achilles Meets Stiff Resistance by Taliban Fighters in Southern Afghanistan


March 08, 2007
• Security Strategy in Iraq; President Bush's Trip to Latin America; Harrowing Escape From a Burning Plane


March 07, 2007
• Plane Crash in Yogyakarta, Indonesia; Cuban Oil: Exploration Heats Up; Iran, U.S. Vie for Control of Iraq Intelligence


March 05, 2007
• U.S. Forces Push Into Sadr City; Walter Reed Hearings


March 01, 2007
• Will Slide That Rocked U.S. and European Markets Continue?; Baghdad Remains Perilous Environment; Palestinian Girl in Hospital Far From Home


February 28, 2007
• Global Jitters a Day After Stocks Tumble Around the World; Airbus to Cut 10,000 Jobs Over Next Four Years


February 27, 2007
• Car Bomb Kills 18 Boys Playing Soccer in Ramadi; Taliban Claims it was Targeting Cheney in Afghanistan Bombing; Child Obesity Case in Great Britain


February 26, 2007
• Ailing Iraqi President Undergoing Medical Tests; Military's Ability to Respond to Crises Concerns Pentagon; U.N. Court Clears Serbia on Genocide Question


February 23, 2007
• Amber Alert Issued in Florida; Clinton, Obama Spar Publicly


February 22, 2007
• New Insurgent Tactics Emerging; Prince Harry to Deploy to Iraq; Iran Could Now Face Tougher U.N. Sanctions


February 21, 2007
• Tony Blair Announces Troop Reduction From Iraq; Bush Administration: U.K. Pullout Signals Progress; IAEA Report Could Results in More Serious Sanctions Against Iran


February 20, 2007
• Iranian Ships Scouting Waters off Iraq; U.S. Citizens Reported Abducted in Nablus; London Terror Trial


February 19, 2007
• Reports Say al Qaeda Rebuilding, Strengthening; Little Progress Seen From Mideast Trilateral Talks; Britain's Prince Harry to Deploy to Iraq


February 16, 2007
• Russian Military Under Fire for Alleged Abuse of Conscripts; Controversial U.S. Program Under Attack; Palestinian Factions Agree to Form Coalition Government


February 14, 2007
• Presidential News Conference; New Poll: Iraq is Most Serious Problem for U.S.


February 13, 2007
• Tentative Deal With North Korea; Lebanon Bombings; Former U.S. Ambassador to U.N. John Bolton Critical of Agreement with North Korea


February 12, 2007
• Deadly Bombings in Baghdad; Iranian Involvement in Iraq; Australian Parliament Debates Censuring Howard


February 09, 2007
• Clashes in Muslim-Jewish Holy Site in Jerusalem; Classified Pre-War Intelligence Report; Anna Nicole Smith Autopsy


February 08, 2007
• Controversial Muslim Activist in Custody; Iraqi Deputy Health Minister Detained in Raid; Progress Reported at Mecca Talks


February 07, 2007
• Long-Promised Security Operation Begins in Baghdad; Two Suspects Arrested in Birmingham, England, Raid Released; Leaders of Fatah, Hamas Meet to Forge Unity Government


February 06, 2007
• Additional Charge Added Against Astronaut Accused of Plotting to Kidnap Rival in Love Triangle


February 05, 2007
• U.S., Iraqi Forces Modify Baghdad Security Plan; Culling Operation Aimed at Containing Outbreak of Bird Flu; Baghdad Magnet for People Moving Away From Dangers Elsewhere


February 01, 2007
• Tony Blair Interviewed for Second Time in Scandal Probe; Suicide Bombings in Hilla, Iraq; Key U.S. Lawmakers Joining Forces Against President Bush's War Strategy for Iraq


January 31, 2007
• Terror Plot Thwarted in Britain; Iran Suspected of Role in Karbala Attack; South Korean Fisherman Reunited With Family After 31 Years


January 30, 2007
• Muslim Remembrance comes Amid Violence in Iraq; Israel Under Pressure to Respond to Latest Act of Terror


January 29, 2007
• Suicide Bomb Attack Kills Three in Israel; Battle Near Najaf; Iran's Plans; Italian Kidnapping Case May Result in Trial; Sinn Fein Votes to Back Police; International Group Prepares to Issue Global Warming Report


January 26, 2007
• A Walk Down Haifa Street, The Illegal Underground, Interview With Turkish Foreign Minister


January 25, 2007
• Rival Factions Face Off at Beirut University Campus; Fiercest Combat Simmering Around Haifa Street in Baghdad; Blunt Talk, Promises of a Security Crackdown in Iraq


January 24, 2007
• Israeli President Moshe Katsav Asks Parliament to Suspend Him; President Bush Takes Message on the Road; War in Iraq


January 23, 2007
• Lebanon: Country in Crisis; Developing the New Security Plan in Iraq; Surviving a Great White


January 22, 2007
• Dozens Killed in Baghdad Bombings; President Bush to Defend Iraq Strategy in 'State of the Union'; Beached Cargo Ship on English Coast Threatens to Spill


January 18, 2007
• Appeal for More Weapons From Nuri al-Maliki; U.S. Role in Helping Iraqi Refugees; Deadly Storm Blows Across Western Europe


January 17, 2007
• Daily Violence Taking Toll on Iraqi Population; Thousands Protests Treatment of Indian Film Star; Muslim Extremism in Britain


January 16, 2007
• Crisis in Pakistan; Demonstrators Call on Justice Department to Do More; Democratic Presidential Candidates Spar in Nevada


January 15, 2007
• Saddam Hussein's Half-Brother, Chief Judge Hanged; Possible Spread of War Into Iran Debated in U.S.; Israeli-Palestinian Tensions Lie Just Below Surface


January 12, 2007
• Somalis Fleeing Violence, Heading for Kenya; Secretary Rice Promotes New Iraq Plan in Middle East; 'Coalition of the Willing' Shrinking in Size


January 11, 2007
• New Strategy for Iraq; International Reaction to U.S. Troop Increase; British Star Leaves Real Madrid for L.A. Galaxy


January 10, 2007
• Shia Versus Sunni Conflict Evident in Hospitals; New Strategy for Iraq Unveiled Tonight; Source: Al Qaeda Suspect Dies in U.S. Air Strike


January 09, 2007
• Firefight in Baghdad; Democrats Could Challenge Bush Plan for Troops Surge; U.S. Gunships Target al Qaeda in Somalia


January 08, 2007
• Pervasive Gas Odor Around New York City; Fatah Militants Release Hamas Official; Prince Williams' Girlfriend Being Mobbed by Media


January 05, 2007
• President Bush Announces High Level Personnel Changes Before Unveiling Iraq War Strategy; Tensions Remain High in Gaza, West Bank; One Lucky Sailor


January 01, 2007
• Story of a Fallen U.S. Soldier; Islamist Forces Abandon Last Stronghold in Somalia; A Tour of New Year's Eve Festivities


December 29, 2006
• Hussein Transferred From U.S. to Iraqi Custody; Somali Prime Minister to Talk to Clans, Warlords for Peace


December 28, 2006
• Chaos in Somali Capital; Former Senator John Edwards Will Run for President; Millions of Muslim Pilgrims Converge on to Mecca for First Day of Hajj


December 27, 2006
• Somalia Conflict; Former President Gerald Ford Dead at the Age of 73; Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and Hamas-Led Government Insists Month-Long Cease-Fire is Still Intact; Inside Iraq's Justice System


December 26, 2006
• Iraqi Appeals Court Upholds Death Sentence for Saddam Hussein; Vandalized Pipeline Bursts Into Flames in Nigeria; Violent and Turbulent Year in Iraq


December 22, 2006
• U.S. Military Charges Marines with Murder for Civilian Deaths At Hadithah


December 21, 2006
• Death with Dignity; Racist Rhetoric


December 20, 2006
• President Bush Talks About Iraq; Al Qaeda Releases Tape; Palestinian Cease-Fire Holding


December 19, 2006
• Iranian President Suffers Setback in Election; Miss USA Keeps Her Crown; New Orleans Rebuilding Continues


December 15, 2006
• Hamas, Fatah Power Struggle Deepens; Iranians Vote; George Clooney and Don Cheadle Campaign to Raise Darfur Awareness


December 14, 2006
• British Inquiry Concludes no Conspiracy in Princess Diana's Death; Control of U.S. Senate; Palestinian Prime Minister Blocked at Rafah Border Crossing


December 13, 2006
• More Bloodshed on Streets of Baghdad; Update on Search for Three Missing Hikers in Oregon; Anti-Immigration Rally in Russia


December 12, 2006
• Dozens Killed in Suicide Bombing in Iraq; Hamas Police Fire on Protesters, Wounding 4; Military Funeral Held for Augusto Pinochet


December 08, 2006
• Tangled Tale of Poisoned Russian Spy Gains New Intrigue With Each Passing Hour; Iraqis React to Findings of Iraq Study Group; Siniora Fires Back at Hezbollah Leader


December 07, 2006
• President Bush, Prime Minister Blair Discuss Strategy After Report on Iraq War; Iraqis Packing Up and Leaving; Russia Launches Own Investigation Into Former Spy's Death


December 05, 2006
• Confirmation Hearings for U.S. Defense Secretary; Iraqi View of U.S. Troops; Russian Spy Death Investigation


December 04, 2006
• White House Plays Host to Powerful Shiite Leader; British Police Head to Moscow to Look for Leads in Former Russian Spy's Death; Disaster in the Philippines


December 01, 2006
• Hezbollah, Pro-Syrian Allies Rally in Beirut; New Person Reported With Radiation Poisoning; Calderon Becomes Mexico's President Amid Turmoil


November 30, 2006
• Death of Former Russian Spy Now Has Thousands of Airlines Passengers Concerned; Bush Expresses Full Support in Iraqi Prime Minister; Pope's Visit to Turkey


November 29, 2006
• President Bush in Jordan for Meeting with Iraqi Prime Minister; Muqtada al-Sadr Supporters Pull Out of Iraqi Government; Pentagon to Move at Least Three Battalions to Baghdad


November 28, 2006
• Mending Fences in Turkey; The Hijab Comeback; President Bush Arrives for Talks With 25 Other NATO Leaders


November 27, 2006
• Baghdad Curfew Lifted, Fear Runs Rampant; Poland, Britain Announce Troops Withdrawal Plans From Iraq; Three People Undergo Radiological Testing After the Death of Alexander Litvinenko


November 24, 2006
• New Outbreaks of Violence in Iraq After Sadr City Attacks; Radioactive Element Found in Body of Ex-Spy; Vladimir Putin Denies Kremlin Involvement in Poisoning


November 23, 2006
• String of Bombings Kills at Least 144 in Baghdad; Funeral Held for Lebanese Cabinet Minister Pierre Gemayel; 9/11 Conspiracy Theory


November 22, 2006
• Three Days of Mourning Begin for Pierre Gemayel; Record Number of Civilian Casualties Reported in Iraq; Dealing With a Constant Threat in Sderot, Israel


November 21, 2006
• Prominent Lebanese Politician Gunned Down


November 20, 2006
• Bush Ends Tour With Six-Hour Stopover in Indonesia; Tony Blair: Afghanistan Battles Will Decide World Security; Kremlin Dismisses Claims it Tried to Poison Ex-Spy


November 17, 2006
• New Violence Amid Search for Kidnapped Contractors in Iraq; Echoes of Vietnam?; Sudan Appears to be Backing Away From U.N. Deal


November 14, 2006
• Abduction on a Grand Scale; Iran's Reaction to Call for Help; Democrats and Republicans Consider Presidential Bids


November 13, 2006
• Iraq Study Group Meets With President Bush; Iraqi Prime Minister Pledges to Reshuffle Cabinet


November 10, 2006
• MI5 Reports It's Following 30 Plots & 1,600 Suspects; Insurgents Take Credit for Rumsfeld Departure


November 03, 2006
• Two Palestinian Women Killed amid Mosque Standoff; President Bush Trying to Help Embattled Republicans; Veteran's View of Final Week of Campaigning


November 02, 2006
• New Opinion Poll is Bad News for Bush and Republicans; Missing U.S. Soldier in Iraq; Growing Concern Over Iraqi Police Infiltrators


November 01, 2006
• U.S. Patrol Heads of Fresh Violence in Iraq; Israel Launches Deadly Raids Into Gaza; South Africa Remembers Last Apartheid President


October 31, 2006
• North Korea Agrees to Return to Talks; Iraqi Prime Minister Orders U.S. Military to Ease Stranglehold of Sadr City; Rioting in Mexico


October 30, 2006
• Military Death Toll Hits Grim Milestone; Report from United Kingdom: Global Warming Could Cost Economy $7 Trillion; U.N. Security Council Debates Sanctions on Iran


October 27, 2006
• Interview With NATO Secretary-General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer; Tehran Appears to Have Resumed Uranium Enrichment; Huge Forest Fire Burns out of Control in California


October 26, 2006
• Comments by an Australian Cleric About Women Trigger Outrage; War in Afghanistan; The Battle to Secure Baghdad


October 25, 2006
• Iraqi Prime Minister Pledges to Crack Down on Militias; President Bush: U.S. Won't Leave Iraq Until Job is Done; NATO Reports Heavy Fighting West of Kandahar City


October 24, 2006
• Mending Bitter Sectarian Divide in Iraq; White House Drops 'Stay the Course'; U.N. Says Food Shortages Have Worsened in North Korea Since Nuclear Test


October 23, 2006
• Plea From Iraqi Politician; U.S. Strategy: Timetables or Milestones?; October Sets Record in U.S. Troop Deaths in Iraq


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