By SABRINA TAVERNISE AND ETHAN BRONNER
Turkey, Israel's closest Muslim ally, protested the war with a month of angry remarks capped when its prime minister stalked off the stage during a debate with the Israeli president.
By SAM DAGHER
A tribal leader in Anbar Province has threatened to take up arms against a rival party whose officials he accused of manipulating vote tallies.
By ISABEL KERSHNER AND TAGHREED EL-KHODARY
The charges signal tensions between the United Nations Relief and Works Agency and the Islamic rulers of the Palestinian enclave.
By ROBERT F. WORTH
The 11 suspects released from Guantánamo Bay passed a Saudi rehabilitation program before rejoining terror groups.
By HELENE COOPER AND MARK LANDLER
While Obama is expected to soften the Bush administration's line against talking to Iran, he also may try to toughen sanctions.
By BARRY BEARAK
The national government has fired the mayor of this capital city, something of a reprisal after the mayor announced over the weekend that he was taking over the government.
By JEFFREY GETTLEMAN
The death toll rose to more than 100 people after an overturned gasoline tanker exploded on a Kenyan highway as looters tried to scoop up the spilled fuel.
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By JOHN VINOCUR
This business about clenched fists and extended hands between the Americans and Iranians (who's doing the clenching and what constitutes reaching out?) is getting confusing.
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- Iranian satellite launch prompts concern
- Rocket from Gaza strikes Israeli city
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- Iraq voters heed calls for strong central state
- Qaddafi's dream of unity may be just out of reach
- Somalia blast and aftermath leaves at least 20 dead
- New Gaza exchanges strain fragile truce
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Boys coming of age in the refugee camps in Darfur, Sudan, constitute a rising political force.
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The leader of the East Congalese rebel forces says they aren't responsible for the mass killings in November.
Former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan on the Obama election and the challenges ahead for Africa.
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