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Syrian protesters taking to the streets again Friday are highlighting their opposition to a government-backed dialogue process in the latest display of grinding discontent across the angry Arab land.

Victoria Bol sits under the blazing sun in the soon-to-be world’s newest capital of Juba, a city of red soil, winding dirt roads and scattered tin-roofed homes.

The final bricks are being laid on the path leading through the parade ground, the flags have been raised halfway in expectation and in the streets leading to the mausoleum of deceased Southern leader, Dr John Garang, waves of dancers are singing in ne…

British Prime Minister David Cameron called Friday for full inquiries into the News of the World phone hacking scandal and how it happened, as his former communications director was arrested in connection with it. SECRETS | CLOSING WON’T HURT MURDOCH F…

Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi said Friday he will not run again when his term expires in 2013.

A 24-year-old Australian man was gored in the thigh Friday, the second day of the annual running of the bulls in Pamplona, Spain.

India’s supreme court has temporarily stopped its inspectors from prying open the final vault of a centuries-old Hindu temple, officials said Friday.

There can be “no fast solution” to the NATO campaign in Libya, the Russian foreign minister said Thursday, arguing that civilians are dying on both sides of the conflict because of foreign intervention.