India's Prime Minister To Step Down After 10 Years in Office
Manmohan Singh's decision clears the way for Rahul Gandhi to be the next prime minister provided the Indian National Congress are still in power after this year's elections
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South Sudan Ceasefire Talks Begin in Ethiopia
Negotiators representing the government and rebels have yet to meet, are communicating through mediators
US Evacuates More Personnel From Embassy in South Sudan
Due to violence in the world's youngest nation
Netanyahu Skeptical of Palestinian Leaders' Sincerity in Seeking Peace Deal
Says they are inciting hatred of Israel
US Cargo Ship Being Outfitted to Destroy Chemical Weapons in Syria
Differen kind of boat diplomacy
Egyptian Authorities Arrest Seven in Connection With Suicide Bombing of Police Station
North of Cairo in December
British Free Marketeers Should Welcome Romanian and Bulgarian Immigrants
Some self-described supporters of the free market in the U.K. wrongly oppose the free movement of people
Family of Kidnapped US Development Expert in Pakistan Want Proof of Life From Al Qaeda
Was taken more than two years ago, video recently released
Czech Police Say They Found Weapons in Residence of Palestinian Ambassador, Killed in Explosion on New Year's Day
Police won't say what weapons they found, only that they were unregistered, blast may have been cause by mishandling explosive securing safe
Bombing in Hezbollah-Controlled Beirut Neighborhood Kills At Least Four
Sectarian violence on the rise in the city and the region
Almost Three Quarters of Islamist Terror Prisoners in the UK Resist Rehabilitation
Anti-extremism efforts struggling
Egyptian Authorities Arrest Seven Over Police Station Bombing
Son of Muslim Brotherhood leader among those arrested
Senators Urge Afghanistan's President Not To Release Prisoners US Believes Are a Threat
Hundreds planned to be released from Bagram prison
Two Killed in Clashes Between Egyptian Police and Islamist Protesters
The Muslim Brotherhood have been banned by the military-backed interim government
Syrian Electronic Army Hacks Skype's Twitter Account
Accuse Microsoft, which owns Skype, of working with governments to share users' data
China Criticizes US For Sending Uighurs From Guantanamo to Slovakia
Foreign ministry spokesman says they should have been sent to China
Iraqi Security Forces Battle Jihadist Militants
Fighting Al Qaeda-linked Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant in Fallujah and Ramadi
Chinese Cook Who Crashed Hot-Air Balloon While Trying To Reach Disputed Islands Rescued By Japanese Coast Guard
Handed to Chinese patrol ship
Romanian and Bulgarian Immigration Causing Tensions in Germany's Ruling Coalition
Transitional controls on Romanians and Bulgarians within the European Union were lifted yesterday
Locations of Over 300 Sharks Can Be Tweeted in Australia
Tweet is sent out when a shark comes close to shore
Al-Shabab Claims Responsibility For Mogadishu Hotel Bombing
Al Qaeda-linked Somalia-based group
Morsi To Face Trial Over 2011 Jail Break on Jan. 28
One of the three cases the ousted Egyptian president is facing
