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Hezbollah Commits to an All-Out Fight to Save Assad

By ANNE BARNARD

Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of Hezbollah, said that the organization founded to defend Lebanon and fight Israel was entering a new phase, looking abroad to protect its interests.

Call for Calm After Arrests in British Soldier’s Death

By JOHN F. BURNS

The police arrested three men in their 20s in an areas of southeast London not far from the site of a fatal attack on an off-duty soldier on Wednesday.

Indians Grow Impatient With Taciturn Premier

By GARDINER HARRIS

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh of India and Sonia Gandhi, the National Congress Party president, share power.

In India, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s reticence was once considered a sign of integrity; now it is being seen as a weakness as corruption scandals shake his party.

Verdicts Expected Soon for Agents of Ex-Serbian Leader

By MARLISE SIMONS

The two men have been portrayed by prosecutors as the masterminds behind the “ethnic cleansing” during Slobodan Milosevic’s presidency in Serbia in the 1990s.

Visitors pay $27 to visit Highclere Castle, which costs $1.5 million a year to maintain.

Luke Wolagiewicz for The New York Times

A Castle Becomes a Cash Register

By CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY

Lady Carnarvon, whose home is the setting for “Downton Abbey,” is looking to profit from the show’s success with tours and souvenirs. What would Lord Grantham think?

Bayern Munich 2, Borussia Dortmund 1

Bayern, Champion of Germany, Takes European Title

By SAM BORDEN

Bayern Munich defeated Dortmund Borussia, 2-1, in the first all-German Champions League final.

Yemen Making Strides in Transition to Democracy

By NEIL MacFARQUHAR

A cross section of Yemen’s population has been gathering, trying to hammer out the shape of a future government.

Kerry, in Africa, Presses Nigeria on Human Rights

Secretary of State John Kerry spoke on Saturday in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

By MICHAEL R. GORDON

The visit by Secretary of State John Kerry comes as Nigeria steps up its fight against militants and France is pulling back in Mali.

Interpol Rebuffs Russia’s Hunt for Kremlin Critic

By DAVID M. HERSZENHORN

The agency won’t help in a search for a man who accused President Vladimir V. Putin’s government of abuses.

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Film No Evil

By DAVE KEHR

A poster for one of the few American anti-Nazi films of the prewar years.

“Hollywood and Hitler, 1933-1939” establishes that Nazis were all but invisible in American movies at the time when depicting their savagery might have done the most good.