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News
Updated November 27, 2012 - 11:26 PM EST
Leaked Graph Used to Suggest Iran Bomb-Making
Carnage Across Iraq: 42 Killed, 191 Wounded
Hamas Backs UN Move in Rare Show of Unity
 
  Israeli Cabinet Split on Taking Revenge for Palestinian UN Bid
  Israel, Hamas in Indirect Talks on Ceasefire Deal
  Arafat's Exhumation Could Bring Answers – or Just More Questions
Likud Primary Shows Dramatic Rightward Shift
 
  Israeli DM Announces He Will Retire From Politics, Resign in January
  Israel's Attacks on Gaza Brought Bibi and Obama Closer
US Politicians Pushed Banks to Block WikiLeaks
 
  Manning to Speak for First Time Since Arrest in Pre-Trial Testimony
Turkey: Patriot Missiles Not for Syria No-Fly Zone
 
  Syrian Rebels Seize Important Hydroelectric Dam in North
Egypt Meet Fails, Mursi Keeps Unchecked Power
US to Keep 10K Troops in Afghanistan Past 2014
Yemen Offers South Equal Seats in 'National Dialogue' Meet
Iraqi, Kurdish Forces Redeploy as Situation Calms
Manning's Lawyers Say Punishment Preceded Trial
How the Air Force Blew $1 Billion on a Dud System
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How to End the Gaza Violence  by Rep. Ron Paul
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Afghanistan
250 ISAF Bases Handed Over to Afghan Forces
Afghans Demand Reprieve for Killer of French Troops
Rights Group Urges No Amnesty for Afghan Taliban
Audit Says Kabul Bank Began as 'Ponzi Scheme'
Afghan Students Denounce Israel Over Gaza Fighting
Pakistan
Bomb Kills 1 Person in Pakistan's Largest City
Explosives Found Under Car of Prominent Pakistani Journalist
Japan
Japan Expands Its Regional Military Role
Navy Adds Host of Restrictions to Curfew in Japan
Asia

Thai Teachers Shut Schools Over Southern Violence

South Korea Still Removing Mines Believed to Be From Korean War
Chinese Communists, New Leaders Chosen, Prepare for Next Round
Tourists Trickle Into Violence-Plagued Western Myanmar
DR Congo
Congo Says No Talks With Rebels Unless They Quit Goma
Congo Rebels Backed by Rwanda and Uganda Hold Positions in Goma, as Deadline Passes
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Africa
Attack Frees Nigeria Police Inmates, Leaves 2 Dead
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Europe
Split Vote Leaves Catalonia's Separatists in Quest for Allies
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Belgian Intelligence Workers Outed on Facebook, LinkedIn
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In Gaza, Residents Hope for Quick Reconstruction
Hamas Welcomes Barak's Resignation, Which 'Proves He Failed'
Islamic Jihad Gets Hands on IDF Documents
Palestinian Technicians Begin Work to Exhume Arafat's Remains
UN Mideast Envoy Acknowledges 'Quiet Engagements' With Hamas
Israeli Military's Twitter Warrior Posed 'Obama Style,' in Blackface
Dutch TV Spoofs Netanyahu Speech About Targeting Gaza Civilians
Syria
Syrian Jets Bomb Rebel Base Near Turkey Border
Activists: Syrian Rebels Seize Major Dam in North
Syria Cluster Bomb Attack 'Kills 10 Children'
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Iraq
Newspaper Editor and Sahwa Leader Killed in Iraq
When Lack of Explosion Makes News in Iraq
Turkey
Body of Turkish Ex-Leader Shows Signs of Poisoning: Paper
Turkey Confronts a Resurgent Kurdish Threat
Bahrain
Clashes Erupt Near Former Bahrain Protest Hub
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Middle East
Army Steers Clear of Egypt's Latest Political Crisis
Iran, Arabs Criticize Delay of Middle East Nuclear Talks
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Australia
Australian Military Apologizes to Soldiers Who Suffered Sexual Abuse
The War at Home
Amb. Rice Talks With Lawmakers at Capitol About Benghazi Attack
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11/23/2012
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11/22/2012
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11/21/2012
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