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Hundreds of U.N. staffers temporarily leaving Afghanistan

Italian court finds CIA agents guilty of kidnapping terrorism suspect

Energized G.O.P. Looking to Avoid an Intraparty Feud

High court weighs immunity afforded to prosecutors

Iran’s reformists use key anniversary to defy regime

Israeli commandos seize ship ‘carrying arms to Hezbollah’

Patrick Cockburn: Deaths bring whole Afghan strategy into question

Thaksin Shinawatra appointed economic advisor to Cambodia

French Europe minister Pierre Lellouche labels David Cameron’s EU plans ‘autistic’

General Motors plans huge job cuts at European unit Opel

Did Honduras deal weaken Zelaya?

Obama Warns Karzai to Focus on Tackling Corruption

Gore’s Dual Role in Spotlight: Advocate and Investor

Democrats’ concerns over abortion may imperil health bill

Healthcare provision seeks to embrace prayer treatments

Victory (for a crooked, corrupt and discredited government)

Animal activists outraged by Nepal’s plans for mass animal sacrifice

David Miliband’s icebreaking Russian trip haunted by Litvinenko case

Radovan Karadzic ‘regretted that not all Bosnian Muslims died at Srebrenica’

Interview: How Salam Fayyad plans to save the Palestinian dream

Arabs See U.S. Tilt to Israel

Why Africa welcomes the Chinese

Climate change will melt snows of Kilimanjaro ‘within 20 years’

In Mexico, fears of a ‘lost generation’

With Karzai, U.S. Faces Weak Partner in Time of War

Britain Sets Tough Laws for Texting While Driving

Climate bill faces hurdles in Senate

GOP ex-candidate endorses Democrat in New York

Taliban blamed for deadly Rawalpindi bombing

N Korea urges US nuclear talks

Lorca’s grave awakens other ghosts

Berlusconi ally launches challenge in leadership manifesto

Palestinian anger as Hillary Clinton praises ‘settlement concessions’

Iran police to confront ‘illegal’ Nov. 4 rallies

Africa’s urban farmers

South Sudan leader calls for south to secede

Karzai Rival Said to Be Planning to Quit Runoff

How Detroit, the Motor City, turned into a ghost town  

In Tuesday’s contests, Steele sees a vote on his leadership

Health insurance mandate alarms some

Iran students plan return to street protests

Our man in Cairo rashly enters Egypt’s veil debate

Mother of jailed Russian oligarch Mikhail Khodorkovsky calls for UK help

Moscow’s iron mayor, Yuri Luzhkov, loses grip

Pakistan presses the Taliban in its lawless heartlands

In China lonely workers force sex into open

Homeless carted out of Cape Town and Johannesburg for World Cup

Mubarak avoids talk of succession

Mexican farmworker activist, 14 others slain

Lapses Kept Scheme Alive, Madoff Told Investigators

In the Sumatran jungle, lessons on the river to school

In Congress, a call to review internal cybersecurity policies

For stocks, a correction may come, but probably not a calamity

History made as Chirac is told to stand trial

Merkel: no chance of Kyoto-style agreement at Copenhagen

Can Mrs Ambani sort out her sons’ £10bn feud?

China website campaign reunites kidnapped child with father

Clinton continues push for Mideast peace

More Iraqis trying to move beyond sectarian divide

Pact to restore ousted Honduran leader in Congress

Iran Rejects Deal to Ship Out Uranium, Officials Report

Dozens in Congress under ethics inquiry

Energy-savings project leaves Army in the cold

East-west tussle erupts over bill for combating climate change

Camorra assassin escapes as Naples looks the other way

Pakistan strikes deep into al-Qa’ida territory

UN fears for second Afghan vote after commission refuses to tackle fraud

Iraq Government bans alcohol sale or transport in Baghdad’s green zone

Hopes of restarting Middle East peace process look like a mirage

As Honduran elections near, US diplomats seek end to leadership crisis

Shortage of Vaccine Poses Political Test for Obama

In China, too, a health-care system in disarray

Justices will scrutinize life sentences for youths

Government report is expected to mark end to recession

Iran jails British diplomat over summer uprising

Does J Street arrival signal a split in America’s Israel lobby?

Blair bid for EU presidency wins support from Brown

Swiss crackdown on ‘suicide tourism’ could spell end of Dignitas clinic

Drought, typhoons threaten Asia food supplies

As US seeks closer ties with Turkmenistan, government cracks down on students

Zimbabwe officials deport UN investigator invited by government

Somali pirates threaten to kill British couple

Ex-A.I.G. Chief Is Back, Luring Talent From Rescued Firm

Statisticians reject global cooling

U.S. official resigns over Afghan war

New York race at epicenter of a GOP mutiny

Egypt needs more women in power

Israel accused of denying Palestinians access to water

France glued to saga of the fugitive

Fury as Karadzic refuses to turn up for war crimes trial

China champion banned for life for drugs use

Japan to create huge ‘manga’ library

South Africa: Should white students who made racist video be reinstated?

U.S. Considers Reining In ‘Too Big to Fail’ Institutions

Rainforest treaty ‘fatally flawed’

If you build a coverage mandate, will they come?

One man puts a dent in tax evasions

‘Iran is our friend,’ says Turkish PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan

Carnage in Baghdad as twin blasts strike city

Radovan Karadzic genocide trial begins at UN tribunal

Czech President Klaus still holding out over Lisbon treaty

Illegal logging responsible for loss of 10 million hectares in Indonesia

S Korea clone scientist convicted

Zimbabwe army and police chiefs face arrest over land grab by army officer

Ousting Guinea’s Brutal Junta

Swine Flu Is Widespread in 46 States as Vaccines Lag

Ever-Present Surveillance Rankles the British Public

Senate’s climate bill a bit more ambitious

White House confronts the U.S. Chamber of Commerce

Radovan Karadzic enters the dock in last act of Balkan wars

The week the Iron Curtain began to be torn apart

Pakistani soldiers take Taliban stronghold

Japan, Australia ‘Test’ Asean With Economic Plans

UN inspectors arrive in Iran to visit secret nuclear plant

Logging in Kenya forest feeds deadly drought

Fleeing drought in the Horn of Africa

Saving Colombia’s Corporal Pablo from Farc: a father’s epic struggle

Prognosis improves for public insurance

CSI: Landon School

Arizona May Put State Prisons in Private Hands

Subpoenas issued over Countrywide VIP loan program

The Kirkuk conundrum

Iran ignores deadline and takes nuclear talks to brink

Russia cracks down on fake Kalashnikovs

Curves and home-cooked family meals are favoured by French teenagers

Korean summit not such a sick idea

Afghanistan election: Karzai rival suggests terms for fair election runoff

Ravaged by drought, Madagascar feels the full effect of climate change

Falling fish stocks raise tension on disputed Lake Victoria island

Senate Leader Takes Risk Pushing Public Insurance Plan

IG: Pricey new U.S. Embassy in Iraq has ‘multiple’ flaws

Pay restrictions may not fix underlying risk-taking

Critical habitat in Alaska is proposed for polar bears

Egypt camel trade runs into the sand

Sworn enemies across the disarmament table

Sri Lanka blasts US report on human rights abuses

UN envoy says North Korea should feed its 9 million hungry citizens

Legal threat to web group that opposes Berlusconi

Nicolas Sarkozy retreats as nepotism fury forces ‘Prince Jean’ out of key job

Top Colombian judges threatened as they investigate lawmakers