Pakistan's Prime Minister Complains of a Bin Laden 'Blame Game'
Multiple stories this morning make us glad not to be diplomats
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Multiple stories this morning make us glad not to be diplomats
Iran's support of the Syrian regime is being scrutinized
The deal for President Saleh to resign is on the verge of collapse
As many as 30 people were killed during Friday's mass protests
A Der Spiegel report is attracting attention and skepticism
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The seized documents also suggest bin Laden still had a hand in al-Qaeda's activities
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In search of a massive explosion that hit the Afghanistan capital around midnight
Abbottabad residents's stories involve bin Laden's soda preference
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A Pakistani official chalks not finding bin Laden up to an intelligence failure
The U.S. says Pakistan helped in the lead-up, but Pakistan's story is less clear
Hamas, Pervez Musharaff, and Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood are among the detractors
Several news outlets have published gripping accounts of the raid
The Sham News Network is collecting citizen videos and issuing news updates
The sanctions will target Bashar al-Assad's relatives and intelligence chief
Weeks-long protests over food and fuel prices have reached the capital of Kampala
President Saleh would step down in 30 days after he signs an agreement on Monday
Deadly fighting crossed the border briefly late this week
Protests erupt as, coincidentally, AP report suggests Syria had a secret nuclear reactor
U.N. ambassador Susan Rice is the latest person to suggest that he is
A Pakistani teenager was sent to Cuba after he was raped by members of an Afghan tribe
Fatah and Hamas factions agreed to form an interim unity government yesterday
Bahrain expands its crackdown to the protest movement's medium of choice
The ambassador says the whole situation is a "bit embarrassing"
Berkshire Hathaway says its former heir apparent violated its ethics standards
A deal could end four years of divided rule in the Gaza Strip and West Bank
The group of former world leaders wants to solve the world's most difficult problems
The report comes as an Afghan pilot kills six coalition troops in Kabul
Amateur video has captured demonstrations across the country
The alliance says it's to protect civilians, but others think NATO is targeting Qaddafi
Wissam Tarif says his email and Twitter accounts have been hacked
A New Jersey company says they're still manufacturing typewriters
President Karzai notes signs of "cooperation and facilitation from inside"
There are reports of continued gunfire in the southern city of Daraa
A Syrian official says troops went into Daraa to root out "extremist terrorist groups"
Casio watches denote Al-Qaeda members and a former detainee is now a U.S.-supported Libyan rebel
A government spokesman says NATO's "message" was delivered to the "wrong address"
Around 500 prisoners escaped in Afghanistan this morning through a tunnel
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