World

Japan endures hottest summer on record

Japan joined many parts of the Northern Hemisphere in seeing an unusually hot summer. Meteorologists say 17 nations have recorded all-time-high …
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Man falls 39 stories in New York City, and survives

Witnesses and police say 22-year-old Thomas Magill tried to commit suicide by jumping from the high-rise at West 63rd Street on Tuesday. He landed …
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Foreign Policy: From hell to high water

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Pakistan flood victims waiting, one month on

A month later, housed in a tent encampment, she still comes away with nothing. "I’ve come here every day for a whole month, but I haven’t received …
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Birthplace of the Taliban: The next battleground

This funeral ceremony will almost certainly be repeated, perhaps many times, as the combined force begins in mid-September to battle some of …
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China not keeping World Trade Organization pledges

European companies believe market-oriented reforms have stalled and Beijing’s treatment of foreign enterprises is becoming more unfair, the European …
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Update: Pakistan army cancels U.S. trip amid search dispute

The incident could complicate already sensitive military relations between the U.S. and Pakistan, which are in an uneasy alliance in the fight …
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Zidane returns to help boost France team’s morale (PHOTOS)

Zidane lunched with the players at the Clairefontaine camp and watched videos with them of his France team winning the 1998 World Cup and 2000 …
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Apple makes play for TV market; unveils new iPods

Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, at a presentation to reporters and investors on Wednesday, also rolled out a completely overhauled lineup of iPods and …
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Man may have explosives at U.S. Discovery Channel

Police said they could not immediately confirm reports from Discovery employees that the man had taken a hostage in the lobby of the building in …
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Blair: Berlusconi helped London win 2012 Olympics

Blair also says in his new autobiography that he was dubious about bidding for the games, never thought London would win and feared being "humiliated" …
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Cancer drug points way to new Alzheimer’s approach

They said they hoped drugmakers could tinker with the formula for Gleevec, a pill that has transformed the treatment of one type of leukemia, to …
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Polish leader urges Europe to keep generous aid funds

The EU’s 27 countries will launch negotiations next year on the shape of the 2014-2021 budget. Many politicians are calling for austerity following …
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Bomb attack kills Afghan Muslim religious leader (PHOTOS)

Aid group Oxfam, meanwhile, said it was suspending operations in the northeastern province of Badakhshan following the deaths of two employees and a …
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Asian factory growth outstrips two-speed Europe

Between the euro zone’s biggest four economies there was strong evidence of diverging fortunes, with the bloc’s manufacturing sector overall …
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Poland marks 71 years since start of second world war

A Polish navy corvette fired blank shots off the Westerplatte peninsula on the Baltic coast at 4:40 a.m. (0240GMT) Wednesday. That was when the …
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U.S. scientist accused of stealing trade secrets

A federal indictment unsealed in Indianapolis alleges that 45-year-old Kexue Huang, who was born in China, passed on proprietary information about …
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North Korea pledges to strengthen military cooperation with China

"North Korea will work incessantly to strengthen and broaden exchanges and cooperation with China, and to intensify interaction between the national …
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