One represents Egypt's future -- the other its past. Who are Mohammed Mursi and Ahmed Shafiq, Egypt's leading presidential candidates?
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However, it remains far from certain that the Scottish public even wants independence.
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The U.N.'s International Atomic Energy Agency has found evidence of uranium enriched up to levels closer to the threshold needed for developing nuclear warheads at an underground Iranian facility.
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The European Union has filed a suit with the World Trade Organization against Argentina’s import restrictions, raising the dispute between the EU and the South American nation only weeks after Buenos Aires nationalized Spanish oil firm Repsol’s subsidiary in the country.
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The meeting with officials from the Indian Pilots' Guild (IPG) lasted 90 minutes.
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Top Chinese and Israeli military officials met in Beijing earlier this week, signaling increased cooperation between the two nations, that formerly regarded each other tepidly.
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When Aung San Suu Kyi left her husband and children in England to visit her ailing mother in Myanmar 24 years ago, she never imagined that she'd be stuck inside the Southeast Asian country for 24 years. Now, she will leave Myanmar for the first time since 1988.
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Bankia, Spain's fourth largest bank, reportedly asked for the suspension ahead of a board meeting on Friday afternoon aimed at redrawing its accounts for 2011 and submitting a plan to bolster its finances.
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Moving swiftly from the realm of tin foil-hat conspiracy to a bullet point being openly talked about as fait accompli by international financiers, an exit by Greece from the European common currency dominated conversation this week. But what would actually happen once Greece left the euro?.
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Antonis Perris was a 60-year-old Greek musician and his mother was 91 years' old.
France's new president Francois Hollande made an unannounced first visit to Kabul on Frida...
Israel believes this development marks a significant turning point in the Syrian crisis, namely...
African Union and Somali troops captured an al-Shabab stronghold outside of Mogadishu on Friday...
A violent brawl broke out during a session of the Ukrainian parliament on Thursday over a propo...
United Nations Human Rights chief Navi Pillay urges Western countries to lift sanctions on Zimbabwe and its president, Robert Mugabe.
China's government bet big on shipping in the last decade. For a time, it paid off, even propelling the country to the world's top spot in shipbuilding. Now a major global slowdown is hurting the sector, and shipyards are in line for closure.
Vatican Gendarmerie detain whistleblower who leaked internal documents to the media, bringing shame on the Holy See.
Unofficial exit results of the Egyptian presidential elections suggest Muslim Brotherhood candidate Mohammed Morsi and Mubarak's former Prime Min...
U.S. senators scandalized by Pakistan's jailing of a doctor for helping the CIA find Osama bin Laden voted on Thursday to cut aid to Islamabad by...
David Simon, CEO of Simon Property, named highest paid CEO of 2011 in AP analysis.
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