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Despite H1N1 fears, many worry about vaccination

U.S. pressures Japan on military package

South Carolina embarrassed by politicians behaving badly

Lead lawyer in Stevens prosecution resigns senior post

Goods Flood Gaza’s Tunnels, Turning Border Area Into a Shopping Mecca

Hopes rise of end to impasse as Iran gets two days to back nuclear deal

Afghan run-off may force US hand on troops

Chinese GDP ‘set’ to hit target

Hurling: Ireland stunned by gay star

Berlusconi ‘snubs King of Jordan in favour of Vladimir Putin birthday party’

Four-year drought pushes 23 million Africans to brink of starvation

Will Vatican lure Africa’s Anglican anti-gay bishops to Catholic church?

Energy Firms Deeply Split on Bill to Battle Climate Change

India’s carbon fighters must wait

Top aides to Obama upbraid Wall St.

Inside the Islamic Emirate

Copenhagen climate talks are last chance, says Gordon Brown

Berlusconi’s TV channel stalks anti-bribes judge

India offers Sri Lanka funding to speed Tamils’ return home

Taleban militants put up stern resistance to South Waziristan offensive

Rumours of Western support for Iranian dissident militia groups have broad backing

Failed Iraqi asylum seekers ‘fear for lives’ in Baghdad

Mandelas, not Mobutus

Brazil vows Olympic security after Rio violence

Small Group Now Leads Closed Negotiations on Health-Care Bill

For Argentines, a Coach Is a Legend and a Letdown

7 Months, 10 Days in Captivity

States suing federal government for unclaimed war bonds

Northern Italy’s battle cry flops at the box office

Secret tunnels that brought freedom from Berlin’s Wall

Pakistan launches all-out assault on Taliban with an extra 30,000 troops

Armed riots threatened as Karzai scorns election inquiry

Awakening leader’s tale illustrates Iraq’s volatility

Talks on Iranian Reactor Deal Show Divisions on Sanctions

Return to Somalia”s pirate coast

Police helicopter shot down in Olympic city Rio de Janeiro

Bailout Helps Fuel a New Era of Wall Street Wealth

Frankfurt book fair’s controversial guest of honor: China

Record-High Deficit May Dash Big Plans

ICE-local immigration partnership to remain

Pakistan starts offensive in South Waziristan

President Karzai’s share of Afghan vote is slashed by fraud officials

Palestinian refugees reject ‘sell-out’ deal

Twist in Iraq’s democracy: anti-American party pushes electoral reform

Austria and Poland to help foot Opel takeover bill

Serbian president charged with hooliganism after opening champagne to celebrate World Cup qualification

Tsvangirai to boycott unity government over Mugabe’s ‘dishonest’ behaviour

Darfur: A deadly new chapter

In Mexico, gruesome slayings add to Guerrero’s toll

Pakistan Attacks Show Tightening of Militant Links

Global warming opens new Arctic shipping lane

Obama Criticized as Too Cautious, Slow on Judicial Posts

Sliding dollar may be something to cheer about

Tajikistan, in other words

Italians bribed the Taleban all over Afghanistan, say officials

Has the original Labyrinth been found?

Russia’s punishment of historians a symptom of ‘creeping re-Stalinisation’

UN row threatens to sink Middle East peace plan

Families of Beirut Marines fear they’ve been forgotten

Madagascar’s capital is like a glimpse of medieval London, with a layer of grime

Critics fear all is not well in the darling of Africa on eve of election

Public Option Is Next Big Hurdle in Health Debate

Money and Mandarin lessons fuel China’s African invasion

Stagnant Prices Prevent Social Security Increase

Healthcare triumph gives way to heightened battle

Dozens killed as militants attack Pakistan police buildings

French troops were killed after Italy hushed up ‘bribes’ to Taleban

Hyper-active Swiss curator tops artworld power list

Berlusconi backs his old friend Blair for role as EU President

World Focus: Why Palestinians have lost faith in Obama

West Bank settlers use ‘price tag’ tactic to punish Palestinians

Nicaragua’s newest tycoon? ‘Socialist’ president Daniel Ortega.

Congress Is Split on Effort to Tax Costly Health Plans

Decline of a tribe: and then there were five

Support Troops Swelling U.S. Force in Afghanistan

Memoir of a former abortion addict

Srebrenica: the search for a terrible truth goes on

British orphans adopted by Italian aristocracy fight for £1bn inheritance

Pakistani army facing threat from Punjabi, al-Qaida and Taliban militants

China court sentences six Uighurs to death

Britain steps up pressure on Iran with trading ban on big companies

Iraqis arrest former top aide in Saddam’s regime

China tightens grip on Africa with $4.4bn lifeline for Guinea junta

U.S. Can’t Trace Foreign Visitors on Expired Visas

Blood, rage & history: The world’s first terrorists

New Bill Would Raise Rates, Says Insurance Group

Federal scientists oppose offshore drilling plans

Taking On Skyscrapers to Protect View of an ‘Old Friend’

Top UN official in Afghanistan admits fraud tainted election

The Big Question: Is the bitter divide between Turkey and Armenia coming to an end?

Czech Cabinet in emergency session to force President Klaus to sign Lisbon treaty

Iran dismisses Clinton warning on nuclear drive

Apartheid leader Eugene Terre’Blanche returns to politics

Brazilian newspapers celebrate a rise in circulation

Lobbyists Fight Last Big Plans to Cut Health Care Costs

A Family’s Journey and a Girl’s Dream

Steep Losses Pose Crisis for Pensions

Obama renews pledge to gays to end ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’

Monsoon threatens Sri Lankan refugees with ‘humanitarian disaster’, warns UN

China jails corrupt government offical

Ukraine fears for its future as Moscow muscles in on Crimea

Nuclear terror suspect is top physicist

Jordan to refill shrinking Dead Sea with salt water

Captured insurgent in Iraq: `I will fight again’

‘SoleRebels,’ Ethiopian answer to ‘Nike’

For Presidency in Search of Success, Nobel Adds a Twist

How world views Obama Nobel Peace Prize

Health-Care Bill May Not Get Single GOP Vote in the House

Oregon dam’s demise lets the Rogue River run

The art of protest in Iran

Yemen child soldier tells of his hatred for al-Houthi rebels

Silvio Berlusconi: I am inferior to no one in history

Hadron lab scientist held on terrorism charges

Burma’s generals allow envoys to meet Suu Kyi

Taleban claim victory in Kamdesh after attack on US Camp Keating

Kenyans not ready to leave camps

Argentina’s cradle of tennis stardom

Areas Hit Hard by Swine Flu in Spring See Little Now

Robert Fisk: Genocide forgotten: Armenians horrified by treaty with Turkey

Civilian, Military Officials at Odds Over Resources Needed for Afghan Mission

Awaiting a puff of moon dust

Mitterrand faces calls to quit over ‘boys’ for sex claim

Berlusconi’s legal immunity stripped by Italy’s top court

Mystery as Iran nuclear scientist disappears

Saudi man gets 1,000 lashes for talking sex on television

Kabul blast outside India embassy

Taliban say they’re no threat to other countries

Capitalist crunch hits Cuban cigar sales

Obama Team Says Zazi Case Illustrates Balanced Approach to Terror Threat

‘They are the unappreciated patriots’

Fatah-led security officers accused of torturing Hamas suspect to death

Palestinians outraged over Abbas bowing to Israel, US

Pakistan readies for new assault on Bin Laden lair

Indonesia calls off search for Padang earthquake survivors

President Tony: the ghost at the Tories’ feast

Berlusconi immunity case begins as leader faced with £690 million corruption payout

A model home to rebuild Rwanda

Lula, Brazil’s president, is focus of upcoming film