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Fighting Between Kurds and Islamist Rebels in Syria Spreads
Turf war part of a larger conflict
Why Superman and Wyatt Earp Left Kansas But Still Loved the Place
Q&A with Robert Rebein, author of Dragging Wyatt Earp: A Personal History of Dodge City.
Insurgents Kill Eight Civilians in Afghanistan
Victims were on their way to a U.S. military base to work
Security Tightened in Athens for German Finance Minister's Visit
Fan of austerity coming to a country where it's not that popular
Outgoing Head of British Armed Forces Says UK Must Be Prepared for War in Syria
If the British government wants to end the conflict and ensure Al Qaeda-linked groups don't acquire chemical weapons
Kerry Says Removing Morsi From Power Could Have Averted a Civil War in Egypt
But refuses to call what happened a coup
French General Says the Malian Army Needs More Training
Wants training mission extended beyond May 2014
Syrian Refugees Urge the US To Do More To Help Protect Opponents of Assad
Tell Secretary of State John Kerry they want no-fly zones and humanitarian safe havens
Snowden's Lawyer Says the NSA Whistleblower Fears for His Life
Afraid of being kidnapped or assassinated
Russian Activist Alexei Navalny Sentenced To Five Years in Jail
Found guilty of theft and embezzlement
Turkish Boys Killed, Another Wounded, By Stray Syrian Gunfire
Istanbul won't have a lot of patience for that
Cuban Weapons Seized in North Korean Ship at Panama Canal
Soviet-era weapons were getting fixed
Snowden Agrees Not to Harm U.S. Interests in Russian Asylum Application
Still in transit zone in Moscow
EU Wants More Concessions From Google Before Anti-Trust Settlement
What Google's offered so far is not enough the EU says
Putin Says He Doesn't Understand What Snowden's Doing
Bilateral relations more important than squabbles about what security services do, he says
Many Egyptians View Military as "Protector of the State"
Despite (or because of) its long stranglehold on the economy
Queen Elizabeth Gives Royal Assent To Bill Legalizing Gay Marriage in England and Wales
Final formality follows approval by House of Commons and House of Lords
Taliban Commander Calls Shooting of Malala Yousafzai "Shocking"
Urging the young education activist to come back to Pakistan
Why India Is on the Side of Restrictionist Republicans on Immigration Reform
U.S. high-tech companies are using the H-1B program to cripple their Indian competitors
Congolese Forces Attack M23 Rebels Near Eastern City of Goma
Tensions with Rwanda on the rise
Algerian President Returns Home After Receiving Treatment in Paris Hospital
Suffered a a mini-stroke in April
Aid Groups and UN Say Crimes Against Humanity "Are the Rule" in Syria
Pleading for access to civilians
Egyptian Military Continues To Represent Stability After Coup
Despite forcing two presidents from office in the last two years
Violent Protests Follow Deaths of Indian School Children Killed by School Meal
22 dead, dozens in hospital
Car Bomb Detonated in Town South of Damascus Kills Women and Children
Activists say seven killed
