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In a rapidly changing landscape, most Latin American countries are recalibrating their political interests, frustrating Russia’s efforts to deepen regional ties.

The woman who masterminded France’s 35-hour workweek won a runoff for the leadership of the Socialist Party by a razor-thin margin.

The attack came within days of a Pakistani protest to the United States ambassador over missile attacks on its territory.

For weeks, John Sergeant, formerly the BBC’s chief political correspondent, dominated the British television program “Strictly Come Dancing,” but not with his lightness of foot.

Long associated with the Dalai Lama and his “middle way,” the exile movement has reached a crossroads.

A secret court run by Myanmar’s military leadership sentenced a prominent Burmese comedian and activist on Friday, continuing a recent crackdown on regime dissidents.

Williamsburg is being transformed by an influx of affluent buyers from Western Europe.

At least two dozen people, including six children, were killed in heavy fighting between government troops and Islamic insurgents in the capital.

The grisly knifing death of a former health ministry official and his wife by an unknown assailant has thrown this normally low-crime nation into an unusual uproar.

More than 10,000 supporters of Moktada al-Sadr gathered to protest the Iraqi plan to sign a security agreement to maintain U.S. troops for up to three years.

A digital library of Europe’s cultural heritage crashed just hours after it went online, and it will be out of operation for weeks, the European Commission said.

Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates said that he would like to add significant U.S. forces to the war in Afghanistan before national elections scheduled for next year.

As expected, Russia’s lower house of Parliament gave overwhelming final approval to a change in the Constitution that lengthens the presidency to six years.

Russia’s flagging economy has forced a halt to construction on the Russia Tower in Moscow, designed to be Europe’s tallest building, its developer said.

Noé Ramírez Mandujano is the highest-ranking official to come under suspicion in a purge of police and prosecutors for possible ties to drug traffickers.

President-elect Barack Obama spoke via video on Friday to European Olympic committees at a meeting in Istanbul in an effort to sell Chicago’s bid for the 2016 Summer Games.

President Bush, confessing he already “felt a little nostalgic,” began what could be his last official overseas trip on Friday, arriving in Peru for a financial meeting.

Nearly 10 years after it signed a treaty banning land mines, Britain had failed even to start clearing land mines in territories under its jurisdiction.

An error in translation of a news conference by a governor left the impression that the death toll of students in the May earthquake was higher than thought.

Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani said that a report released by the International Atomic Energy Agency about Iran’s suspected work to develop nuclear weapons was ambiguous.

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