US, China strike a deal on Chen Guangcheng, who will remain in China after receiving medical treatment
Taliban claims responsibility for the assault on the heavily-secured compound housing hundreds of international workers
President also delivers an election year message to American people that war is winding down
Human Rights Watch report alleges government forces 'used every minute before the cease-fire to cause harm'
Reports say fighting began at dawn, when assailants raided anti-government protesters' camp
Nobel laureate takes oath of office to enter parliament, but analysts say opposition has little power and a lot to learn about politics
Bo Xilai and Chen Guangcheng cases have revealed local abuses of power that are testing China's resolve to reform
Activists say they will lead protests if officials cited for stealing fuel subsidies are not prosecuted
Shooting of Chut Wutty by military police stirs outrage from rights groups
World Food Program expands humanitarian aid in South Sudan to assist new wave of refugees
Those who want to re-impose beef ban do not trust US or South Korea's government to properly screen cattle for mad cow disease
Kings Romans plans to turn huge tracts of jungle and farmland once associated with opium trade into a tourism magnet
Kenya has some of the world's worst road fatality statistics, with more than 3,000 people killed annually
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