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DAMASCUS, Syria - Syria's interior minister said an explosion near a bus parked at a gas station in a Damascus suburb was an accident and three people were killed. The...
A mysterious TV channel praising Saddam Hussein dropped off satellite airwaves on Monday, just three days after it began broadcasting.
He infuriated Washington by challenging claims Saddam Hussein had a secret nuclear program, grappled with Iranian and North Korean nuclear programs, and brought luster and unprecedented scrutiny to his organization by winning the Nobel Peace Prize in 2005.
Dr. Chris Mei of West Village Dental Care in Dearborn just returned from speaking at the
Lebanon's Hezbollah group announced a new political strategy on Monday that tones down Islamist rhetoric but maintains a tough line against Israel and the United States.
Elizabeth Kennedy, The Associated Press's bureau chief for East Africa until last month, has been named the news cooperative's chief of bureau in Beirut.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Sen. Amy Klobuchar took aim at Iran today over the detention of three hikers detained in that country on what she called "baseless" accusations of espionage.
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Mileposts in Iran's quest to harness nuclear power.
Global steel prices continue to pick up.
As of today, Mohamed ElBaradei is retired as head of the United Nations ' chief nuclear watchdog agency after 12 years of service. He gets a gold watch, a special model that ticks louder and louder as Iran gets closer and closer to getting hold of the worl.
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Amman - Turkish President Abdullah Gul and his wife arrived in Amman on a three-day state visit Tuesday at the invitation of King Abdulah II and Queen Rania, the royal court said. Gul and Abdullah were scheduled to have talks on latest Middle East de...
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Turning on their TVs during the weekend, Iraqis were greeted by a familiar if unexpected face from their past: Saddam Hussein.
Syria must join with other Arab nations in the effort to isolate Iran. For too long, it has served as a destabilizing force in the region.
