Amelia Gentleman: A landmark film opens Indian eyes to life in Pakistan.
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The Olympic torch passed through Argentina's capital in an orderly manner, making this leg of the torch relay one of the most trouble-free of its world tour to date.
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Iraqi forces imposed a curfew in Najaf, fearing a backlash from Moktada al-Sadr's Mahdi Army after the assassination by unknown gunmen.
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The former Communist Party boss of Shanghai, Chen Liangyu, was sentenced on Friday to 18 years in prison for taking bribes and abusing power.
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Zimbabwe's authorities have arrested the lawyer for the main opposition leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, the opposition party said.
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The fourth U.S. low-cost carrier in less than a month filed for bankruptcy Friday, and American Airlines canceled nearly 600 more domestic flights.
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The conglomerate's poor results for the first quarter fell far short of expectations, stunning investors.
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- French troops seize Somali pirates after hostages are freed
- Shining a harsh light on dark Nazi crimes
- South Korean president keeps focus on mending U.S. ties
- Peace deal in Central Africa collapses
- Italy faces post-election stalemate
- Five Gazans killed in incursion by Israel
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Flights are cancelled as the carrier conducts mandated safety inspections on its MD-80 jetliners.
Crude prices surged near a previous record above $111 a barrel after a surprise drop in U.S. inventories.
General Petraeus told the U.S. Congress that progress has been made, but he said those gains are fragile.
Nikkei slips from 5-week high as earnings concerns and possible U.S. recession weigh on markets.
The top military commander in Iraq will deliver a progress report to Congress this week.
Asian shares edged higher Monday, as investors bought regional exporters and technology firms.
U.S. stocks finished last week with small moves after the biggest monthly job decline in five years.
Clinton and Obama will spend time in towns like Harrisburg, trying to connect with the working class.
While Zimbabwe anxiously awaits the election results, some insiders suggest that Mugabe is negotiating an exit...
The IHT's managing editor, Alison Smale, discusses this week's NATO summit meeting in Romania.
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