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Updated February 26, 2013 - 11:28 PM EST
Kerry: US to Hasten Syria Regime Change
 
  Rebels Reject Syrian Govt Calls for Negotiations
  Report: Assad's Army Has Fled Entire Area Bordering Israel
Report: Obama To Tell Israelis of Plans for Iran War
 
  New Iran Talks Open in Kazakhstan Amid Talks of US War
  Former Insiders Criticize Iran Policy as US Hegemony
  Making Poor, Sick Iranian Civilians Suffer
West Bank Protests Grow, Fears of New Intifada
 
  Obama's Diplomatic Overture Will Fall Prey to Israel's Hawks
Senate Confirms Hagel After Filibuster Fails
Court Won't Allow Challenge to Surveillance Law
Lawmakers Seek End to Draft Registration
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John Boehner: Obama Using Troops as 'Props' on Sequester
Bahrain Bans Import of Plastic Guy Fawkes Masks
John Kerry: US Won't Back UK on the Falklands
 
Palestine/Israel
West Bank Streets 'Boiling' as Abbas Accuses Israel of Stoking Unrest
Abbas to Palestinian Authority Security Officials: Don't Get Drawn Into Israeli Violence
US Calls for 'Maximum Restraint' in West Bank
Palestinians Bury Man Who Died in Israeli Custody
Lieberman: Bennett, Lapid Our Natural Partners
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Palestinian Boy Seriously Injured in Clashes With IDF
Israel Successfully Tests Arrow 3 Missile Interceptor
Syria
Syrian Government Accused of Targeting Hospitals, Health Workers as War Rages
Syrian Rebels Storm Police Academy Near Aleppo
Car Bomb Kills Five Soldiers in Damascus
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Iraq
Two Killed, 13 Wounded Across Iraq
Return of Sectarian Threats in Iraq Raises Alarm
Sadr Calls on Demonstrators to Preserve Iraq's Unity, Renounce Sectarian Slogans
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Iran
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Afghanistan
NATO Says No Evidence for Afghan Misconduct Claim
US Marine Killed in Afghanistan Is First February Casualty
4 Civilians Killed in Helmand IED Blast
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Afghanistan's First Female Mayor Proves Critics Wrong
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Balochistan: The Rise of Human Rights Violations and Upcoming Election
India Arrests Man Accused of Spying for Pakistan
Philippines
Philippine Ship Sailing to Malaysia to Try to Fetch Filipinos Locked in Territorial Standoff
Philippine President Urges 180 Filipinos Locked in Territorial Standoff in Malaysia to Return
Philippines Law Gives Compensation to Marcos Victims
China
2 Tibetan Monks Self-Immolate as Anti-China Protests Continue Despite Heavy Crackdown
BBC World Service Shortwave Radio Blocked in China
Vietnam
Vietnam Says It Will Be Ready to Participate in United Nations Peacekeeping Operations
Egypt
Egypt's Morsi Uses TV Interview to Burnish Image
Egypt Condemns Israel for Prisoner's Death
Nigeria
Police: More Than 20 Killed in Nigeria After Muslim, Christian Youths Argue Over Soccer Field
Boko Haram Claiming to Hold French Family: French PM
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DR Congo
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Mexico
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