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Russian mayor killed after alleging corruption

MOSCOW (Reuters) - The mayor of a small city near Moscow was shot dead Monday in what appeared to be a contract killing, investigators said,

Gaddafi son Saif may be tried in Libya: rebel envoy

PARIS (Reuters) - Libya's rebel envoy to Paris said on Monday there was a chance Muammar Gaddafi's son Saif al-Islam Gaddafi could be tried in...
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Pirates attack second tanker in two days near Omani port

DUBAI (Reuters) - A chemical oil tanker foiled a hijack attempt by pirates near the Omani port of Salalah on Sunday, a day after a...
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Analysis: Victory hands new set of problems to Libya rebels

LONDON (Reuters) - Even as they battle Muammar Gaddafi's last strongholds in Tripoli, Libyan rebel leaders must race to impose order and prevent bloody score-settling...
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Rebel entrance into Tripoli takes some by surprise

TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Exuberant Libyan rebels tore up anything bearing Muammar Gaddafi's image in Tripoli on Monday and their commanders scrambled to focus them on...
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Analysis: Gaddafi collapse will embolden Arab rebels

BEIRUT (Reuters) - The implosion of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi's 41-year-old rule will put a new spring in the step of the Arab revolutions and...
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Iran starts moving uranium centrifuges to bunker

TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran has started moving the machines that enrich nuclear fuel from the central city of Natanz to an underground bunker near the...
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Daunted Afghans find refuge in former foe Russia

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Signs in Dari decorate the creaky lifts of a Moscow hotel heaving with Afghan merchants and schoolchildren who have found refuge in...
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Israel and Hamas agree Gaza truce: officials

GAZA (Reuters) - Israel and the Islamist group Hamas, which controls the Gaza Strip, have agreed to a ceasefire after five days of cross-border violence,...
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ICC, Libya rebels discuss handover of Gaddafi's son Saif

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The International Criminal Court said on Monday it was in talks with the Libyan rebels about the potential transfer of Saif al-Islam,...
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U.S. firms eye Myanmar as sanctions suspended

(Reuters) - The suspension of U.S. sanctions barring investment in Myanmar in response to political reforms in the poor southeast Asian state gives a green

Spain beset by bank crisis, downgrades, bond pressure

MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's borrowing costs shot up at a bond auction on Thursday and its troubled banks suffered a double blow, with shares in

Iran may seek "tactical gain" with U.N. nuclear deal

VIENNA (Reuters) - Iran and the U.N. nuclear watchdog are making headway towards a framework deal on how to tackle concerns about its atomic activity,

Poll shows Greece electing pro-bailout government

ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek voters are returning to the establishment parties that negotiated its bailout, a poll showed on Thursday, offering potential salvation for European

Earthquake hits eastern Japan, no tsunami warning issued

TOKYO (Reuters) - An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 4.8 hit eastern Japan on Friday, shaking buildings in the capital Tokyo.

China "bars" blind dissident's family choice of lawyers

BEIJING (Reuters) - The nephew of blind activist Chen Guangcheng has been denied his family's choice of lawyers to defend a charge of "intentional homicide"

Exclusive: Myanmar's central bank aims for weaker currency

NAYPYITAW, Myanmar (Reuters) - Myanmar's central bank wants to weaken its newly floated currency and prevent further rises that could derail reforms to its economy,

Obama, Hollande to press euro crisis remedies at G8

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama will seek to cement a bond with France's new leader at the White House on Friday before heading to

Candidates fight for "change" vote in Dominican election

SANTO DOMINGO (Reuters) - Voters in the Dominican Republic's presidential election on Sunday will choose between two candidates vying to be seen as agents of

Former editor says Murdoch sowed seeds of hacking scandal

LONDON (Reuters) - Rupert Murdoch sowed the seeds of the phone hacking scandal that has tarnished his reputation by forcing Britain's most respected newspapers into
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