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EU to Lift Libya Oil Sanctions
Deal designed to help provisional National Transitional Council resume normal economic activity after six months of warNo Gadhafi to Celebrate Anniversary of His Coup
Formerly observed amid grand celebrations, backdrop for this year's commemoration is newfound freedom, pure disdain for wanted autocratSyrian Activists: Tanks, Troops Raid Hama, Make Arrests
Activists say security forces merged from buses parked on city's outskirts, entered on foot, searching for those involved in uprisingReport: Up to $60 Billion Wasted in Iraq, Afghanistan
Senator Claire McCaskill says it is 'disgusting' that billions of US dollars spent in Iraq and Afghanistan had been squanderedNigeria Links Al-Qaida to UN Headquarters Bombing
Man identified as member of Boko Haram radical Islamic group helped orchestrate deadly suicide attack, say authoritiesJapan's Neighbors Give Cautious Welcome to New PM
Yoshihiko Noda says he clearly wants to state he hopes relations in Asia can be made into a win-win situationThai-Cambodia Tensions Ease Ahead of Defense Ministers' Meeting
Talks mark step toward rebuilding cross-border relations after turbulent periodCameroon to Hold Presidential Poll October 9
Longtime president, Paul Biya, expected to run despite calls for his retirementKhmer Rouge Tribunal Continues Outreach Work As Trials Slow
Public forums held across Cambodia aim to educate victims about court proceedingsCourt Strikes Down Australia’s Refugee Swap Deal with Malaysia
Government maintains that the agreement with the UN refugee agency would withstand any legal challengeSouth Korea Rolls Out Nationwide Address Change to Mixed Reviews
Western style replaces older, confusing address system; critics decry loss of cultural heritageChina Moves Toward Permanent Space Presence
But potential for a strategic advantage in space, aligned with China’s ballooning defense budget, is causing international concernMore News Headlines