As the reclusive state bid farewell to its absolute leader Kim Jong Il, international media were barred from the event
Rights groups say government action in Hama was among scattered violence across nation that left at least eight people dead
Iranian officials this week threatened to block oil shipments coming through waterway if West puts sanctions on Iran's petroleum exports
Trial had been on hold while another court considered a request for new judges to handle the case, which was rejected
Putin's decision to switch campaign managers less than 10 weeks before the presidential election perceived as sign of problems
Deputy Public Relations Officer Yemi Adjayi says it's unclear which explosive device was used by assailants during Wednesday's attack
Report criticizes US for continued operation of military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba
US, Russia still have their differences, but they increasingly work together on a wide range of issues
Somalis in Nairobi say move by bank, intended to stop funding for Somali militants, will instead harm ordinary people
Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda agrees to $15 billion currency swap to bolster India's troubled currency
UN says there are indications of extra-judicial or summary executions of 9 individuals by 20 Haitian police officers
Lynette Karenyi had been granted bail of $200, her lawyer says this is not the end of the legal battle
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