More than 300 wounded as clashes between Egyptian police and stone-throwing protesters continue in Cairo
Brief trip comes one day after US lifted most of economic sanctions against Libya in effort to ease financial crisis there
Tropical Storm Washi hit the Mindanao region overnight, around 400 missing across vast regions of the southern Philippines.
Citing Damascus' delay in responding to proposals, Qatari PM says regional organization might defer matter to 15-member world body
Tensions between government, military soared recently ahead of Supreme Court inquiry into alleged coup plot
One year ago on December 17 Mohammed Bouazizi's self-immolation triggered revolution in North African country and 'Arab Spring'
Experts say Turkey countering Iranian influence
Agency says more than 1 million children face life-threatening malnutrition due to serious food shortages
Monk ordered out of his monastery after giving speech at office of opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi's party
President spoke before 71st General Assembly of the Union of Reform Judaism
Lawmakers in upper house of Congress overwhelmingly pass legislation by 89 to 10 vote
Clinical trials at Johns Hopkins Cancer Center in Baltimore, Maryland, show it could eliminate need for surgery in early stages
Some artists can now make a living entirely from artwork; collectors coming from around the world to buy it
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