Government claims incident was 'terrorist' attack, while opposition contends it was staged to create backlash against anti-regime forces
FM Spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast called rescue a 'humanitarian' act in comments to Iran's state-run broadcaster Al-Alam
Jet fighters said to have killed dozens of al-Qaida-linked militants, as part of ongoing effort to force them out of the country
This week an elderly man set himself on fire in an apparent attempt to draw attention to country's dire economic situation
President Obama issues memo saying ability to provide defense materials, services to South Sudan is in national interest of US
Northeastern state's voters cast ballots in first US primary in less than a week
General Ilker Basbug is accused of plot to topple government of Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan
In many ways, ANC history mirrors that of South Africa's past century as a whole
Pakistani, US officials remain cautious when discussing significance of a possible political office in the Gulf state
President is cautiously welcoming Friday's news that US unemployment rate continues to fall
Israeli women protesting against what they see as efforts by some ultra-Orthodox Jews to exclude them from public spaces
US Congresswoman Giffords survived January 2011 massacre that killed six, but no major new gun laws have passed since the attack
US Secretary of State Clinton is making use of new technology, innovation a key part of foreign policy agenda around globe
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