Taliban goes on the offensive as American troops start to withdraw.
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This country is known for its beautiful landscapes, bratwurst, Oktoberfestivities, and economic triumphs!
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If you want to win a scholarship to the prestigious Eton College, you'd better be prepared to think like a politician, even when politicians are committing heinous crimes and even if you are 13.
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Eight candidates have been cleared to run in this year's election to succeed outgoing President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
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In light of Saudi Arabia's most recent public "crucifixion," why haven't U.S. leaders lost their stomachs? Perhaps because capital punishment isn't so very foreign.
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Following the horrific and brutal murder of British solider Lee Rigby in Woolwich, England on Thursday, attacks on Muslims in Britain have spiked in a racist and misguided outpouring of outrage.
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Obama addressed the graduates of the U.S. Naval Academy on Thursday, and his remarks touched on the sexual-assault epidemic currently shaking the Military.
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British fighter jets accompanied a flight from Pakistan as it was diverted to a different airport. Two arrests made.
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Five individuals were decapitated and hung on Tuesday in Saudi Arabia. This is part of a disturbing rise in execution.
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Is your country popular? Take a look at the BBC's latest Country Ratings Poll and what it says about the coolest countries on the block.
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The two British citizens suspected of murdering a soldier in London were of Nigerian descent. Were they "lone wolves" or a larger extension of Nigeria's terrorism problem?
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Okay, so Iran probably shouldn't have chairmanship of the UN Conference on Disarmament. But here are five reasons the U.S. should shut up and pretend it should.
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A British soldier was murdered in London on Wednesday. The attackers blamed British involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan, but their real targets were our most important values.
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Britain's Ministry of Defense has identified the solider brutally killed in the streets of London yesterday as drummer Lee Rigby, 25.
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Three were terrorists. One was a teenager.
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The president has the chance to bring some much-needed coherence to his drone policy.
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Should the U.S. arm the rebel opposition in Syria and risk acting in cahoots with its old enemy?
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Racial tensions are escalating in the aftermath of the horrific beheading of a soldier in southeast London Wednesday by two black men with a jihadist motive.
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Kim Jong-un made a stop in a children's camp in North Korea on his way to diplomatic talks with China. The pictures from that visit show him being greeted by the faces of many crying children.
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Why don't Muslim groups condemn extremism in a sterner fashion?
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A 22-year-old Salvadoran lupus patient is carrying an anencephalic fetus that doctors say is killing her. But as Salvadoran laws prevent all abortion, her fate is up to the Supreme Court.
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A British soldier in London was murdered in broad daylight by two men screaming, "Allahu akbar" on Thursday.
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An architect of modern Iranian politics and former Ahmadinejad aide are out of the country's opaque race for president. So who's in?
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Amid growing doubts about the legality and effectiveness of drone strikes, Obama will attempt to justify drone strikes and their effectiveness in a speech Thursday.
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The war-ravaged Middle East is witness to another brewing conflict, with Syria and Israel once again at odds
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