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See realtime coverage | THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, India - Rescue officials on Monday sifted through a Hindu temple in southern India where more than 100 died when a fireworks display - an unauthorized pyrotechnic display that went horribly wrong - swept through for a religious ...
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See realtime coverage | BRUSSELS (AP) - The extremists who struck Brussels last month and killed 32 people initially planned to launch a second assault on France in the wake of the November attacks in Paris, authorities said Sunday. |
See realtime coverage | HIROSHIMA, Japan John Kerry on Monday became the first U.S. secretary of state to visit Hiroshima's atomic bomb museum commemorating victims of the 1945 U.S. |
See realtime coverage | LIMA, Peru - The daughter of jailed former President Alberto Fujimori looked headed to victory in the first round of Peru's presidential election Sunday and will likely face a former World Bank economist in a June runoff, preliminary results indicated ... |
See realtime coverage | Syrian government forces, with support from Russia, are planning an operation to retake Aleppo and battle an Islamist rebel offensive in the region, the Syrian prime minister said Sunday after a week of clashes. |
See realtime coverage | IDOMENI, Greece Dozens of migrants and refugees were wounded on Sunday when Macedonian police fired tear gas and rubber bullets at crowds on the Greek side of the border, aid workers said, an act Athens called "dangerous and deplorable". |
See realtime coverage | Earthquake in Delhi: A powerful 6.8 magnitude quake on Richter scale rocked north India including Chandigarh, Kashmir and other areas in region -- the initial tremor felt was at 4.01 pm in Delhi. |
See realtime coverage | As it seeks to implement, preserve and strengthen the landmark nuclear deal it negotiated with Iran, the administration is being buffeted by criticism from all sides: Iran, Europe, Asia, the Middle East, not to mention members of Congress, including ... |
See realtime coverage | The coming week is poised to see significant shifts in the Yemeni, Libya, and Syrian issues midwifed by the three UN envoys in charge of searching for political solutions to these conflicts, in which many local, regional, and international factors ... |
See realtime coverage | Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk on Sunday announced his resignation, calling for the formation of a new government as Kiev endures its worst political crisis since the “Euromaidan” revolution of 2014. |
See realtime coverage | Two elderly men in chequered headdresses, a Syrian army officer and a Russian colonel sat at a plastic table by a desert road signing sheets of paper. |
See realtime coverage | Inside the Beltway: Boston Globe attacks Donald Trump with fake front page and sensational headlinesThe Boston Globe spent much time and energy to craft a realistic looking but frankly fake front page Sunday, all for an editorial titled “The GOP must stop Trump. |
See realtime coverage | David Cameron will attempt to seize back the initiative on tax as he faces MPs for the first time since the Panama Papers scandal erupted. |
See realtime coverage | A colonel from North Korea's military spy agency fled to South Korea last year in a rare senior-level defection, Seoul officials said Monday. |
See realtime coverage | Joshua Wong, the Hong Kong student activist who emerged as a figurehead of the city's pro-democracy protest movement in 2014, has launched a new political party to demand further political reforms to counterbalance mainland Chinese rule. |
See realtime coverage | Filipino army soldiers march beside Armored Personnel Carriers in suburban Taguig, south of Manila, Philippines on March 22, 2016, during anniversary ceremonies. |
See realtime coverage | 04_10_Putin_Panama_01 A poster at a Moscow bus stop on April 6 depicts President Vladimir Putin with the words "Which Panama? |
See realtime coverage | N'DJAMENA Chad voted in a presidential election on Sunday with incumbent Idriss Deby running for a fifth term in office, arguing that only his government can maintain stability in the face of a threat from Islamist militants. |
See realtime coverage | In this Jan. 26, 2016, photo, supporters of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump cheer to drown out protestors chants during a campaign event at the Roundhouse Gymnasium, in Marshalltown, Iowa. |
See realtime coverage | JERUSALEM A half-year-long surge in Palestinian street attacks against Israelis is waning, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday, while Hamas accused the U.S. |
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