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- Above the Law: After Russian Death, Inquiry Doors Open and Shut
- American Lobbyists Work for Ivorian Leader
- Despite Economic Woes, Spain Continues Investment in Trains
- Iran Stops Fuel Delivery, Afghanistan Says, and Prices Are Rising
- Beijing Journal: Multiplying Drivers Run Over Beijing Traffic Plan
- Siberian Fossils Were Neanderthals’ Eastern Cousins, DNA Reveals
- U.S. Says China Fund Breaks Rules
- Senate Passes Arms Control Treaty With Russia, 71-26
- With Obama’s Signature, ‘Don’t Ask’ Is Repealed
- After Freeze, Settlement Building Booms in Israel
- Italian Students Protest University Reforms
- Ivory Coast Opposition Wants Gbagbo Forced Out
- Travel Improves in Europe as Weather Clears Up
- Saudi King Exits New York Hospital, Report Says
- Temperature Rising: A Scientist, His Work and a Climate Reckoning
- South Korea’s Latest Military Exercises Draw Little Reaction From North Korea
- African Farmers Displaced as Investors Move In
- Japan Exports Post Better Growth in November
| Above the Law: After Russian Death, Inquiry Doors Open and Shut Posted: 22 Dec 2010 07:29 PM PST Reports had different conclusions about the death of Sergei L. Magnitsky, a lawyer who was arrested after accusing investigators of fraud and died in detention.  |
| American Lobbyists Work for Ivorian Leader Posted: 22 Dec 2010 07:36 PM PST As the United States pushed for President Laurent Gbagbo of Ivory Coast to quit, two former Clinton administration officials were trying to present him in a better light.  |
| Despite Economic Woes, Spain Continues Investment in Trains Posted: 22 Dec 2010 07:03 PM PST Spain surpassed France as the European country operating the biggest high-speed train network with about 1,240 miles, compared with France's 1,178 miles.  |
| Iran Stops Fuel Delivery, Afghanistan Says, and Prices Are Rising Posted: 22 Dec 2010 06:05 PM PST Abdul Karim Barahwe, the governor of Nimroz Province in western Afghanistan, said the Iranian authorities had started halting tankers bound for Afghanistan about 10 days ago.  |
| Beijing Journal: Multiplying Drivers Run Over Beijing Traffic Plan Posted: 22 Dec 2010 06:52 PM PST In the latest match between Beijing's build-baby-build bureaucrats and its Gordian knot of traffic, more than a few folks are betting on the knot.  |
| Siberian Fossils Were Neanderthals’ Eastern Cousins, DNA Reveals Posted: 22 Dec 2010 07:32 PM PST Fossil analysis shows that almost 5 percent of the DNA of people from New Guinea comes from a little-known human group called the Denisovans.  |
| U.S. Says China Fund Breaks Rules Posted: 22 Dec 2010 07:00 PM PST Washington asked for World Trade Organization talks after accusing Beijing of granting illegal subsidies.  |
| Senate Passes Arms Control Treaty With Russia, 71-26 Posted: 22 Dec 2010 04:03 PM PST A new treaty with Russia will scale back cold war nuclear arsenals and caps a surprisingly successful lame-duck session for President Obama.  |
| With Obama’s Signature, ‘Don’t Ask’ Is Repealed Posted: 22 Dec 2010 12:59 PM PST President Obama on Wednesday signed legislation ending the military's ban on service by gays and lesbians.  |
| After Freeze, Settlement Building Booms in Israel Posted: 22 Dec 2010 07:10 PM PST In the three months since Israel ended its freeze, construction is booming in places that are least likely to be part of Israel after any two-state peace deal.  |
| Italian Students Protest University Reforms Posted: 22 Dec 2010 03:55 PM PST Police cordoned off much of Rome's historic center to avoid a repeat of violent demonstrations last week.  |
| Ivory Coast Opposition Wants Gbagbo Forced Out Posted: 22 Dec 2010 03:35 PM PST A top opposition figure called for the international community to use force to oust Laurent Gbagbo from the presidency after the disputed election.  |
| Travel Improves in Europe as Weather Clears Up Posted: 22 Dec 2010 09:55 AM PST Airports took advantage of better weather to clear a backlog of passengers who had been stranded by snow.  |
| Saudi King Exits New York Hospital, Report Says Posted: 22 Dec 2010 01:50 AM PST RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah has left a New York hospital in "good health" after a month of treatment, state media said on Wednesday, showing pictures of the elderly monarch walking down a corridor.  |
| Temperature Rising: A Scientist, His Work and a Climate Reckoning Posted: 22 Dec 2010 11:10 AM PST In the 1950s, Charles David Keeling began measuring carbon dioxide levels, which rise relentlessly as the political debate drags on.  |
| South Korea’s Latest Military Exercises Draw Little Reaction From North Korea Posted: 22 Dec 2010 05:50 PM PST Despite previous warnings of retaliation, the South Korean military continued to defy North Korea on Wednesday by launching a three-day naval drill in the Sea of Japan.  |
| African Farmers Displaced as Investors Move In Posted: 22 Dec 2010 09:48 AM PST Across Africa and the developing world, a new global land rush is gobbling up large expanses of arable land.  |
| Japan Exports Post Better Growth in November Posted: 22 Dec 2010 01:15 AM PST Japan's export growth improved for the first time in nine months in November, a possible sign that global demand is turning up again.  |
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