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- As U.S. Leaves, Iraqis Suffer Economic Toll
- Plan to Lift University Tuition Galvanizes British Students
- South Korea Starts Naval Firing Drills
- Aden Journal: Yemen Loses in Soccer, but Scores a P.R. Victory
- WikiLeaks Turns to Swiss Party for Help With Web Address
- Link By Link: WikiLeaks, Facebook and the Perils of Oversharing
- Budget-Cutting Colleges Bid Some Languages Adieu
- A Government Forms in Ivory Coast
- Iran Says It Has Enriched Uranium From Its Own Mine
- A Trove of Ancient Silver Said to Be Stolen Returns to Its Home in Sicily
- Vonn Strikes Back at Lake Louise
- Europe Wary of U.S. Bank Monitors
- Pressure Rises to Bolster European Bailout Fund
- Israel Credits Outside Help in Ending Deadly Fire
- Joyous Serbs Win First Davis Cup Title
- Russia Drops Piracy Case
- Spanish Air Traffic Begins to Ease After Strike
- Russian Aide in British Parliament Faces Deportation
- Mediators Try to Help in Ivory Coast
- Spain’s Airports Recovering From Controller Strike
| As U.S. Leaves, Iraqis Suffer Economic Toll Posted: 05 Dec 2010 07:40 PM PST Iraqis who made their living working for the American military and contractors are already feeling the effects.  |
| Plan to Lift University Tuition Galvanizes British Students Posted: 05 Dec 2010 07:50 PM PST Recent protests are part of a broad debate in a country where university was free as recently as 1998 and many fear it may one day be priced out of reach.  |
| South Korea Starts Naval Firing Drills Posted: 05 Dec 2010 07:45 PM PST South Korea is conducting drills after the North said such exercises would aggravate tensions between the Koreas.  |
| Aden Journal: Yemen Loses in Soccer, but Scores a P.R. Victory Posted: 05 Dec 2010 07:30 PM PST Kuwait won the Gulf Cup, but many said the real victory belonged to Yemen, because the event ended without a terrorist attack.  |
| WikiLeaks Turns to Swiss Party for Help With Web Address Posted: 05 Dec 2010 07:40 PM PST The United States urged Switzerland not to provide safe haven for the site's founder, who was accepting donations to a bank account there.  |
| Link By Link: WikiLeaks, Facebook and the Perils of Oversharing Posted: 05 Dec 2010 07:17 PM PST The debate over privacy rights online takes a turn from the personal to the government.  |
| Budget-Cutting Colleges Bid Some Languages Adieu Posted: 05 Dec 2010 06:59 PM PST With public colleges reeling from budget reductions, instruction in foreign languages, particularly European ones, is on the chopping block.  |
| A Government Forms in Ivory Coast Posted: 05 Dec 2010 07:30 PM PST Alassane Ouattara, the winner of a presidential election, formed his government while the incumbent, Laurent Gbagbo, refused to step down.  |
| Iran Says It Has Enriched Uranium From Its Own Mine Posted: 05 Dec 2010 04:30 PM PST An announcement sent a defiant message a day before a new round of talks on Iran's suspect nuclear activities.  |
| A Trove of Ancient Silver Said to Be Stolen Returns to Its Home in Sicily Posted: 05 Dec 2010 05:48 PM PST Objects known as the Morgantina silver, once owned by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, have been repatriated to Sicily.  |
| Vonn Strikes Back at Lake Louise Posted: 05 Dec 2010 12:59 PM PST Beaten by Maria Riesch in the previous two downhills on the same course, Lindsey Vonn struck back at the Lake Louise World Cup Super-G.  |
| Europe Wary of U.S. Bank Monitors Posted: 05 Dec 2010 06:26 PM PST When Europeans halted a program used to monitor international banking transactions, the United States had to scramble to regain support for it.  |
| Pressure Rises to Bolster European Bailout Fund Posted: 05 Dec 2010 07:23 PM PST A Belgian minister and the International Monetary Fund want a stronger scope of measures to stabilize the euro.  |
| Israel Credits Outside Help in Ending Deadly Fire Posted: 05 Dec 2010 07:19 PM PST A deadly forest fire that had raged for four days in the parched north of Israel has been brought "more or less under control," an Israeli police official said.  |
| Joyous Serbs Win First Davis Cup Title Posted: 05 Dec 2010 12:09 PM PST Serbia celebrated their first Davis Cup title after Viktor Troicki thrashed France's Michael Llodra to secure a memorable 3-2 victory inside a rocking Belgrade Arena Sunday.  |
| Posted: 05 Dec 2010 06:59 PM PST Software charges against an environmental group were dropped after Microsoft withdrew its support for the case.  |
| Spanish Air Traffic Begins to Ease After Strike Posted: 05 Dec 2010 07:04 AM PST Spanish air traffic was returning to normal Sunday, a day after the government declared a "state of alarm" and ordered the military to break up a strike by air traffic controllers.  |
| Russian Aide in British Parliament Faces Deportation Posted: 05 Dec 2010 07:45 AM PST A member of the House of Commons Defense Committee said Sunday that his Russian assistant is facing deportation as a suspected spy.  |
| Mediators Try to Help in Ivory Coast Posted: 05 Dec 2010 04:48 PM PST International mediators tried to intervene in Ivory Coast's growing political crisis after both candidates in the disputed election said they were now president.  |
| Spain’s Airports Recovering From Controller Strike Posted: 05 Dec 2010 06:01 AM PST Spanish airports were back operating at normal levels Sunday after a 24-hour wildcat strike by air traffic controllers caused travel chaos for hundreds of thousands of people on one of the country's busiest holiday weekends.  |
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