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• Another Tibetan sets himself on fire in China
  Updated 12 min. ago

  Another Tibetan has set himself on fire in western China to protest government policies while thousands marched in another part of China to show support for their exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, a report said.

• Mexican experts excited to find ancient home ruins
  2/9/12
• Amnesty Int'l decries attacks by Maldives police
  2/9/12
• Ahmadinejad seeks rebound in Iranian elections
  2/9/12
• Report: Building toppled by NZ quake substandard
  2/9/12
• EU threatens new sanctions on Syria
  2/8/12
• Mexican navy recovers 15 bodies from mass graves
  2/8/12
• President's convoy stoned on campaign trail
  2/8/12
• Sarkozy advises against military strike on Iran
  2/8/12
• Lawyer for Cuban agents vows last-ditch appeal
  2/8/12
• City of Homs becomes focus of Syria's uprising
  2/8/12
• UN backs Haitians' appeal over Duvalier trial
  2/8/12
• New discoveries raise Dominican migrant toll to 41
  2/8/12
• Sarkozy meets Israeli soldier held hostage 5 years
  2/8/12
• Brazilian troops tighten security at police strike
  2/8/12
• 5 Yemeni prisoners killed in riots
  2/8/12
• Czech president to be elected in public vote
  2/8/12
• Ice not thick enough for Dutch skating marathon
  2/8/12
• UN says Caribbean crime hurting economies
  2/8/12
• Libya issues election law for national congress
  2/8/12
• Egypt's PM says US threats to cut aid won't work
  2/8/12
• Israel's president sends message of peace to Iran
  2/8/12
• Car bomb attack in Somali capital kills 8
  2/8/12
• Mystery surrounds fate of famed China police chief
  2/8/12
• Ex-leader's allies seize Maldives police posts
  2/8/12
• UK minister to fly to Jordan to discuss Abu Qatada
  2/8/12
• Mom in central China gives birth to 15 pound baby
  2/8/12
• Alleged radioactive coal culprits face charges
  2/8/12
• Elderly Kenyans threaten UK colonial abuse lawsuit
  2/8/12
• NATO extends Baltic air patrols
  2/8/12
• US, Japan closer to moving many Okinawa Marines
  2/8/12
• Vatican says no Iran trip planned
  2/8/12
• 6-week-old lone elephant calf dies in Zimbabwe
  2/8/12
• Spanish judge's trial over wartime probe ends
  2/8/12
• India upgrades its military with China in mind
  2/8/12
• EU criticizes Bulgaria, Romania on reforms
  2/8/12
• Pakistan holds border talks after deadly US attack
  2/8/12
• Germany: Belarus blocks rights official's visit
  2/8/12
• Hamas lawmakers: unity deal with Abbas illegal
  2/8/12
• Czech court sentences American for murder
  2/8/12
• UK lawmakers question military capabilities
  2/8/12
• Exile prime minister decries Chinese rule in Tibet
  2/8/12
• Vatican sex crimes prosecutor warns bishops
  2/8/12
• 2 dangerous inmates try to escape in Serbia
  2/8/12
• Sierra Leone ruling party refutes violence claims
  2/8/12
• Kabul experiences coldest weather in 15 years
  2/8/12
• Sperm whale dies on Belgian beach
  2/8/12
• After doubts grow, a regime backer flees Syria
  2/8/12
• Bus collides with truck in north India, killing 23
  2/8/12
• Reporters locked out of Nigeria's busiest airport
  2/8/12
• Hopes fade for dozens buried in Philippines quake
  2/8/12
• Former Maldives president says coup forced him from power, calls on successor to resign
  2/8/12
• Tainted brew kills 22 in east India, sickens more
  2/8/12
• Greek party leaders prepare for crucial debt talks
  2/8/12
• Voting begins in key Indian state of Uttar Pradesh
  2/8/12
• 11 abducted Iranian pilgrims released in Syria
  2/8/12
• Chavez foe convinced of winning opposition primary
  2/8/12
• 3 ministers resign in porn scandal in south India
  2/8/12
• Turkmens name police unit after leader's father
  2/8/12
• Deaths from factory collapse in Pakistan up to 21
  2/8/12
• Chinese police hunt for man who stabbed 2 students
  2/8/12
• Officials: US missiles kill 8 people in Pakistan
  2/7/12
• China warns parents against Hong Kong birth tours
  2/7/12
• New film shows Mexico's failing education system
  2/7/12
• Intelligence officials: US drone-fired missiles kill 8 people in northwest Pakistan
  2/7/12
• Indians, Panama gov't in deal to end road blockade
  2/7/12
• Jamaica government destroys 2,000 guns in furnace
  2/7/12
• Age, military ties mark Kim Jong Un's inner circle
  2/7/12
• Sierra Leone opposition: gov't provoking violence
  2/7/12
• Argentine president to UK PM: Give peace a chance
  2/7/12
• Protesters ask Haiti leader to show travel docs
  2/7/12
• Death toll rises after boat accident near DomRep
  2/7/12
• Russia pushes Syria reforms as bloodshed mounts
  2/7/12
• Greece, Bulgaria battle flooding; 8 dead
  2/7/12
• Ecuador court fines journalists $1 million each
  2/7/12
• Trinidad's former leader flown to US after stroke
  2/7/12
• Hezbollah: Iran will not ask it to strike Israel
  2/7/12
• Experts to bishops: pedophiles lie, trust victims
  2/7/12
• Coca growers turn whips against Bolivia forces
  2/7/12
• Hezbollah: Iran will not ask it to strike Israel
  2/7/12
• Bomb attacks strike military bases in Nigeria
  2/7/12
• Vandals attack Jerusalem monastery, school
  2/7/12
• Crash kills 11 in Canada as truck smashes van
  2/7/12
• Germany arrests 2 alleged Syrian spies
  2/7/12
• Putin pledges to cut officials' traffic privileges
  2/7/12
• China vows to continue crackdown on Tibetan unrest
  2/7/12
• Iran's parliament summons Ahmadinejad
  2/7/12
• Emergency official says explosion hits near military base in central Nigeria city
  2/7/12
• Foreign Ministry: France is recalling its ambassador to Syria in wake of continued repression
  2/7/12
• State news agency says Chinese workers held in Sudan have boarded plane to leave rebel area
  2/7/12
• Iraq's Sunni-backed ministers return to Cabinet
  2/7/12
• Vietnam arrests 9 alleged political activists
  2/7/12
• Official: 5 men killed in shooting in Afghanistan
  2/7/12
• Maldives Vice President Hassan takes oath as president after protests oust Mohamed Nasheed
  2/7/12
• Nigeria military detains French TV journalists
  2/7/12
• Israel fears Hezbollah could get arms from Syria
  2/7/12
• China says it may send envoys over Syria violence
  2/7/12
• Maldives president announces his resignation in nationwide TV address
  2/7/12
• Maldives military says President Mohamed Nasheed has resigned amid public protests
  2/7/12
• Candidacy tests Mexico's culture of machismo
  2/6/12